7/75 Regent Street, WOOLLOONGABBA

Welcome to 75 Regent Street Wooloongabba, Room 7 is looking for a new resident! Located close to the City, Pacific Motorway, PA Hospital and walking distance of Buranda Village and public transport, one fully furnished studio is available for rent! Your rent includes everything – all utility bills (power, water, NBN high-speed internet), Queen size bed, fully equipped kitchenette, bar size fridge/freezer, ensuite, air conditioning, and a monthly cleaner for all common areas. Shared laundry is included with 3 washing machines and a full size shared kitchen for all your culinary needs. Your studio is furnished with a store away bed converting your bedroom into a spacious office/study area. You have your own kitchenette with access to the common kitchen and common living areas, these areas are shared between other single occupiers in the same household. Your fully furnished room is ready to move in without the hassle of getting services connected or moving furniture. Everything is done for you. Room 7 Available from 16/01/2026, The rent will be $370 per week until 23 February 2026, after which it will increase to $390 per week for the remainder of the tenancy. – street parking only available. When you compare the inclusions, this represents incredible value and weekly savings. Property Features – individually air-conditioned – Store away bed turns into a living area and or study space – Access to small courtyard with loads of natural light from the sliding doors Don’t miss the chance to make this studio your own. Book an inspection today with Ali at 0413 293 688. By registering your details, you will be updated and informed of any changes or cancellations. PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO COUNCIL AND FIRE REGULATIONS THESE STUDIOS ARE ONLY AVAILABLE TO SINGLE INDIVIDUALS. NO COUPLES, NO CHILDREN AND NO PETS. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Hugo Alexander Property Group will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.