117/23 Robinson Place, Kelvin Grove, Qld 4059

Offering a modern and luxury lifestyle in an unbeatable location in Kelvin Grove Urban Village, this spacious two-bedroom apartment is sure to impress even the most fastidious of buyers or investors. With a total area of 95sqm and located on a premium elevated position, you will forever enjoy the sweeping views over the Grey Gums Park and to the Mountains beyond. The beautiful stone benchtop kitchen is both practical and stylish. The oversized balcony is spacious and provides generous outdoor living space, enjoyable all year round. Overlooking the Grey Gums Park, the view is both serene and tranquil.

Apartment Features:

• Located on Level 3 and north westerly aspect.
• Total area of 95sqm (including balcony).
• Ducted air-conditioning throughout.
• Spacious open plan living and dining, with plenty of space for large furniture settings.
• Gourmet kitchen with stone bench top, two-pac cabinetry and good quality stainless appliances.
• Master bedroom with built-in wardrobe, en-suite and direct access to the balcony.
• Spacious second bedroom with built-in wardrobe and separate study nook.
• Large polished tiles throughout the kitchen, dining and living spaces.
• Both bathrooms have floor to ceiling tiles.
• Laundry cupboard which includes wash tube and storage space.
• Secure oversized car space (suitable for a 4WD).
• Onsite management and security access.


Complex Features:

• Large entry foyer to Eden View Apartments.
• Meticulously maintained landscaped gardens throughout the complex.
• Undercover infinity edge pool.
• Barbeque facilities with great seating area close to pool.
• Pathway from pool and BBQ area to Grey Gums Park.
• Large number of visitor parks and secure underground resident parking.
• Gymnasium featuring new equipment 


The Location:

Kelvin Grove has become a popular suburb for a range of people wishing to live close to Brisbane City, Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Kelvin Grove State College, Brisbane Grammar and the Royal Brisbane Hospital. Located less than 2.5km northwest of Brisbane's CBD, it is a hilly and pretty suburb. It has experienced good growth in median house prices over the past five years as buyers have taken advantage of the suburb's new infrastructure and park development and also the proximity to the city.

It is walking distance to Victoria Park, the largest inner-city greenspace, with 64 hectares of open space, perfect to have a picnic, kick the footy, climb trees, have a game of putt putt or walk your four-legged friends. With the 2032 Olympics now officially confirmed, this is also an outstanding opportunity to live in the heart of Herston and only 8mins drive from the CBD and benefit from future capital growth.

Kelvin Grove has had an infrastructure boom over the last 8 -10 years with the development of the Kelvin Grove Village. The village is home to many shops, cafes, restaurants and a Woolworths. The Village is also the site of the weekly Kelvin Grove Farmers markets - a popular attraction of the suburb. Well serviced by buses with easy access to the city along Kelvin Grove Road and other major roads, Kelvin Grove will continue to attract residents and tenants.

Alan makes buying real estate simple and stress free, so call Alan today to arrange an inspection to view this amazing home.


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