2707/443 Queen Street, BRISBANE CITY

Introducing an extraordinary residential experience crafted by the national award-winning Cbus Property. Nestled between Queen Street and the serene Brisbane River, this stunning architecturally designed building offers breathtaking views from every residence. Designed by the internationally acclaimed architecture firm WOHA, this building embodies the essence of Brisbane's subtropical climate, featuring natural ventilation and abundance of light. Experience the beauty of verdant arrival gardens and open-air walkways on every level. Each spacious residence boasts open-plan layouts, luxurious finishes, and a naturally ventilated internal drying court. Enjoy premium stone benchtops, stunning timber floors, high-quality Miele appliances, and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame your magnificent riverfront views. Indulge in residents-only access to a full-floor recreation deck, complete with a breathtaking 25-meter infinity pool, a private dining room with a commercial-grade kitchen, outdoor lounge cabanas, a fully-equipped gymnasium, and a serene yoga deck. Located adjacent to the heritage-listed Customs House and picturesque park, this is more than just a home—it's a lifestyle. Elevate your living experience today! Features - This fully furnished apartment is available for a 3 month lease, perfect for Expats - Walking Distance to the CBD & Fortitude Valley - 800m from Howard Smith Wharves - 750m from eagle Street City Cat Terminal - Internal access to Supernormal Restaurant & Bar Miette - Convenient access to public transport of all kinds - Myriad of local bars, restaurants and coffee shops at your doorstep Contact Nick Harwood on 0413 293 688 to arrange an inspection By registering your details, you will be updated and informed of any changes or cancellations. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Hugo Alexander Property Group will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.