102/2 Lucas Street, Lutwyche, Qld 4030

Welcome to a home that effortlessly combines contemporary comfort with natural serenity. Positioned in the sought-after Chaussy complex, this beautifully appointed apartment offers a generous layout and an exceptional lifestyle in the heart of Lutwyche.

With three generously sized bedrooms, two sleek bathrooms, and two secure car spaces with a separate laundry, this property is ideal for professionals, families, or those seeking low-maintenance luxury.

The open-plan living and dining area is light-filled and flows seamlessly onto a large, covered balcony framed by lush, tropical outlooks-perfect for entertaining or relaxing all year round.

At the centre of the home, the stylish kitchen features elegant black tapware, pendant lighting, quality SMEG appliances, and ample storage and overlooks the entertainment area which is an entertainer's dream.

The master bedroom offers privacy and peace, with a leafy aspect, generous robes and cabinetry, and a beautifully finished ensuite. The two additional bedrooms are positioned separately, each with mirrored built-ins, ceiling fans, and ducted air-conditioning, serviced by a designer main bathroom.

Other standout features include:

- Floor-to-ceiling sliding doors for indoor-outdoor flow
- Zoned ducted air-conditioning and ceiling fans throughout
- Large internal laundry
- Twin basement car parks (side by side)
- Rooftop pools and entertaining spaces with BBQ, bar fridge and panoramic views

Located next to Prentice Park and close to Kedron Brook's walking and cycling trails, this home is also a short walk to Lutwyche Shopping Centre, cafes, public transport, and excellent local amenities.

Only 8km from Brisbane's CBD, this property offers the best of inner-north living in a peaceful, community-minded setting.

Enquire today to experience this exceptional apartment for yourself.

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