12/13 Norman Street, Wooloowin, Qld 4030

Modern and spacious, this stunning apartment is sure to stand out with 3 meter high ceilings and a courtyard, perfectly positioned in the thriving, inner city suburb of Wooloowin.

This 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit is situated on the ground floor with a leafy aspect and a generous floor plan made to feel only more spacious by the soaring 3 meter ceilings. 

The master bedroom features a walk-in wardrobe and renovated ensuite as well as air conditioning and a ceiling fan. The second bedroom features a built-in wardrobe and ceiling fan, as well as access to the courtyard. Both bedrooms are benefited by recently installed hybrid timber floors and a combination of plantation shutters and electric blinds which you'll also find in the living room.  

The air-conditioned open plan living features a modern kitchen with gas cooking and dishwasher and flows out through the living room onto a spacious tree lined courtyard creating a shady and private space to entertain family and friends. 

The second bathroom features a bathtub and also houses the laundry, while the building of just 27 residences is kept secure with an intercom system, security fob controlled lift, and garage door to the entrance of the secure residents car park. Whilst the complex provides ample visitor car parking, Apartment 12 has a private parking space which is also benefited by an over bonnet storage cage!

City bound buses are on your doorstep and the Wooloowin train station is less than a 10 minute walk away. Every amenity is at your disposal; beautiful cafes and parks are a short stroll away and the newly upgraded Lutwyche City has gyms, Coles, Aldi, Woolworths, banks and medical centres. Just 7km from the city, this location could not be any more convenient.

For more information or to register your interest, call Caleb Mayberry on 0414 715 101.

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