613/35 Hercules Street,
Hamilton 4007, Queensland

The style, quality and vibrant riverside location of this luxury executive apartment make it the perfect inner-urban package. Set within the highly popular 'Hercules Northshore' high-rise community, it ensures every element is designed, crafted and finished to perfection and is ideally suited to those seeking a stylish home or future-proof investment with a super-convenient location to match.

A well-designed floorplan features an air-conditioned open plan layout with cool tiled flooring and a well-equipped modern kitchen. A covered north-facing balcony captures an elevated outlook over the surrounding district, plus there is a large double bedroom with built-in, and a separate study area.

This quality development comes complete with a resort-style BBQ and entertainment area, an inviting swimming pool with adjoining outdoor pavilion, spacious lawn and a
fully equipped gymnasium for the exclusive use of residents.

Professionals, investors and first-time buyers will all appreciate the property's excellent location with all lifestyle amenities within short strolling distance. From here is a short
walk down to the extensive river pathways, Portside entertainment precinct and the CityCat ferry terminal, as well as all the action along racecourse Road in Ascot.

Features Include:
• Impressive exterior architecture with elegant entry foyer
• A light-filled open plan design with cool tiled flooring
• North-facing balcony and elevated views over the district
• A double-sized bedroom with built-in plus separate study
• Exclusive access to the building's premium resort facilities
• Swimming pool, outdoor pavilion, spacious lawn and gym
• Security intercom, lift access and 24-hour reception desk
• Footsteps to riverside pathways and Portside precinct

** The perfect investment - currently leased until May 2022 **

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.