203/49 Dickens Street, Norman Park

*Please note that as this is a break-lease, rent will be $660 per week through to 2/12/2024, from which point it will increase to $685 per week. Introducing ‘Sonnet on Dickens’, an architecturally designed apartment complex featuring spacious and thoughtful open plan layouts offering ample living, dining and outdoor entertaining areas situated within 5kms to Brisbane CBD and close to everything you will ever need. With gourmet kitchens presenting ample stone benches, European appliances, induction cooktops, integrated dishwasher, microwave, and quality European fittings you will revel in the features on offer and be astounded by the abundance of natural light and large balconies creating the perfect place to call home. Features Include: • 2 bedroom apartment with generous built in mirrored robes • Master bedroom with ensuite • Main bathroom, fully tiled, semi frameless showers and European fittings • Gourmet kitchen with quality European appliances including incorporated, dishwasher, microwave, induction cooktop under mount sink and quality European fittings throughout • Separate laundry with dryer installed • Air conditioning and ceiling fans in both bedrooms and living area • Secure intercom entry and 1 car park • Lockable storage unit above car space • Pet friendly This beautiful apartment is located only 5kms to Brisbane CBD, 3 kms to Oxford Street Prescient, restaurants, cafes and bars, shops and hotels. Just a few minutes to the city cat terminal and 5kms to Westfield Carindale, cinemas and major department stores. Would you like to view this property? Please click the blue ‘Book an Inspection Time’ button to book for an inspection or register your interest. ** PLEASE ENSURE REGISTRATIONS ARE DONE THROUGH THE BOOK AN INSPECTION BUTTON SO THAT OUR OFFICE CAN NOTIFY YOU OF ANY TIME CHANGES OR CANCELLATIONS ** Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Mosaic Property Management 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.