12104/8 Harbour Road Hamilton, QLD 4007

Positioned on the top floor of the highly sought-after Harbour precinct, this impressive two-bedroom apartment captures uninterrupted northern views stretching across the airport and Gateway, offering an outlook that is both expansive and captivating.

Designed to make the most of its elevated position, the apartment offers a spacious and functional layout with excellent natural light and seamless indoor-outdoor living. The open-plan living and dining area flows effortlessly to the balcony, creating the perfect place to relax, entertain and enjoy the sweeping outlook.

Both bedrooms are generously proportioned, with the master enjoying its own ensuite, while a second bathroom services the remainder of the apartment. Adding further appeal is the highly desirable inclusion of two secure car spaces - a valuable feature for apartment living in Hamilton.

Perfectly positioned within the vibrant Portside and Hamilton Harbour precinct, you are just moments from the Brisbane River, cafés, restaurants, shops and public transport, while still enjoying the privacy and outlook that comes with a top-floor position.

Property Features:

• Top-floor position with uninterrupted northern views
• Sweeping outlook across the airport and Gateway
• Two generous bedrooms
• Two bathrooms, including master ensuite
• Two secure car spaces
• Light-filled open-plan living and dining
• Balcony designed to take advantage of the elevated outlook
• Excellent natural light and breezes
• Easy access to Racecourse Road, Brisbane Airport and major arterial roads

Offering an exceptional combination of position, outlook and two-car accommodation, this is a standout opportunity to secure an impressive top-floor residence in one of Hamilton's most convenient lifestyle locations.

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