2/304 Bowen Terrace, NEW FARM

Positioned within an exclusive complex of just seven residences, this ground-floor apartment offers sophisticated inner-city living with an expansive private courtyard and seamless access to Brisbane’s most desirable lifestyle precincts. The Residence - Designed for effortless living and entertaining, this two-bedroom residence combines modern finishes with relaxed comfort: - Spacious open-plan lounge and dining with cool tiled flooring and a neutral palette - Sliding glass doors extend to a securely fenced courtyard with lush, low-maintenance landscaping – ideal for alfresco dining or entertaining - Sleek kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances and timber cabinetry - Two bedrooms, each with built-in robes, separated by a central bathroom for privacy - Stylish bathroom with corner shower and ample storage - Seperate concealed laundry - Comfort assured with split-system air conditioning, ceiling fan, and security screening - Secure car space with visitor parking, accessed via private laneway The Location Set just 300m from the lifts to Howard Smith Wharves and the New Farm Riverwalk, this address places you in the heart of Brisbane’s most coveted dining and entertainment destinations. Enjoy morning coffee from Hey Mr, Death Before Decaf, or Casa Luna, or stroll to James Street and Fortitude Valley to indulge in world-class restaurants such as SK Steak & Oyster, Same Same, Bianca, Agnes, and Honto. The CBD is within walking distance, with convenient bus and ferry options nearby. This residence offers the ultimate combination of privacy, security, and inner-city lifestyle – perfect for professionals or executives seeking a premium rental in Brisbane’s most vibrant precinct. To arrange an inspection of this beautiful home, contact Ali Imran on 0413 293 688. Register your interest to stay informed of any updates or changes. Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided. Hugo Alexander Property Group accepts no responsibility for errors or omissions. Prospective tenants should conduct their own inquiries.