1006/19 Deshon Street, WOOLLOONGABBA

Positioned in the heart of Woolloongabba's thriving lifestyle precinct, this stylish two-bedroom apartment offers the perfect blend of convenience, comfort and elevated city living. Located on the 10th floor of "The Mews" in the South City Square precinct, this modern residence is ideal for professionals, couples or sharers looking for resort-style amenities with everything at your doorstep. Property Features: - Two generously sized bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes and plush carpet - Master bedroom with private ensuite and balcony access - Open plan living and dining area filled with natural light - Contemporary kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooktop and quality appliances - Two sleek bathrooms with floor-to-ceiling tiling and modern fittings - Large private balcony with sweeping suburban and city views - Ducted air-conditioning throughout - Secure car space and intercom access Building Amenities: - Rooftop pool and entertaining area with city views - Fully equipped gym and BBQ facilities - On-site management and secure lift access - South City Square at your doorstep - including cafes, restaurants, Woolworths, gym, cinema and more Location Highlights: - Walking distance to The Gabba, Mater Hospital, and public transport (bus/train) - Easy access to Brisbane CBD, South Bank, and major arterial roads - Within catchment of Brisbane South State Secondary College Don't miss this opportunity to secure a quality apartment in one of Brisbane's most exciting urban developments. How to book & inspect this property: Book an inspection online or contact Ray White West End at 07 3844 4244 DISCLAIMER: Whilst care has been taken in the preparation of the marketing material, no representation is made or accepted by the vendor or real estate agents for the accuracy of the information presented. The material in this advertisement has been prepared solely for information purposes and is not intended to form part of any contract or constitute an offer or invitation to the public. Interested persons should make and rely on their own independent enquiries.