9/1 Adelaide Street Clayfield, QLD 4011

Perfectly positioned in one of Clayfield's most convenient pockets, this spacious two-bedroom apartment presents an outstanding opportunity for first home buyers, investors and renovators seeking a quality property with exceptional future potential.

Set within a quiet boutique complex of just ten residences, the well-maintained home boasts a generous 107sqm floorplan with oversized proportions rarely found in today's apartment market. Filled with natural light, the apartment features expansive open-plan living and dining, a well-appointed kitchen with ample bench and storage space, two generously proportioned bedrooms, a central bathroom, and a secure single lock-up garage with an integrated laundry. Offering spacious interiors throughout, the home is comfortable as it is while providing exciting scope to renovate and add value.

Currently tenanted until October, the property offers immediate rental income for investors while providing future flexibility for owner-occupiers. Combined with low body corporate fees, this is an affordable and appealing investment in one of Brisbane's most sought-after inner-north suburbs.

Property Features:

• Spacious 107sqm apartment with an oversized floorplan
• Boutique complex of just 10 residences
• Two generously sized bedrooms, master with built-in wardrobe
• Expansive open-plan living and dining area
• Well-appointed kitchen with ample bench and storage space
• Central bathroom
• Private balcony
• Ceiling fans throughout
• Currently tenanted until October
• Low body corporate fees
• Excellent opportunity to renovate and add value

The property is currently tenanted. To respect the tenant's privacy, furnishings have been digitally removed and the images have been digitally staged. All other aspects of the images accurately reflect the home.

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