Huge Private Courtyard - City Fringe Apartment

Contemporary Mediterranean Complex

Perfectly positioned at the front of this excellent complex, this 2 bedroom apartment has been fully renovated.

The trendy new chic kitchen includes stainless steel appliances:
Dishwasher, microwave and double-door fridge. The open plan living and dining flows onto the partially covered huge front enclosed courtyard, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. It's the private outdoor areas that make this apartment so special and different - from the beautifully enclosed huge front courtyard to the lovely gardens. Two good sized bedrooms and fully renovated bathroom / laundry combination. Fully air-conditioned and lock up garage complete this lovely apartment.

Central and close to everything

∑ 2 fully air-conditioned bedrooms
∑ Fully renovated combination bathroom / laundry includes washer & dryer
∑ Open plan air-conditioned living / dining flow onto the outdoor areas
∑ Trendy chic new kitchen boasting stainless steel appliances
∑ Massive partially covered private front courtyard ideal for relaxing or entertaining
∑ Single lock-up garage
∑ Excellent city fringe apartment

Suburb Profile - WEST END
West End is an old suburb of Townsville, situated at the base of Castle Hill. The first community cemetery is located in West End. A reflection of attitudes existing during the time it was in use, research has established that it was ethnically segregated. It has been reported that there are separate areas where, at least, Chinese and Aboriginal deceased were interred.

West End Hotel was constructed in 1885 by Townsville builder Peter Dean, who was also the first licensee. Early settlement in Townsville spread along the beach in the present North Ward area, with the commercial centre located along the bank of Ross Creek (Flinders Street). As the town developed, settlement spread further along Flinders Street to the area which became known as West End. By 1868 a cemetery had been established in the area and by 1878 the Carriers Arms Hotel, a soap works, a foundry, commercial buildings and a large estate held by Frederick Ashton, were located at West End. By the time West End Hotel was constructed in 1885, Townsville had grown to a thriving supply town for the pastoralists and miners in North Queensland. It had a port and was connected to Charters Towers and Hughenden by rail.

West End is home some of Townsville's most beautiful and well kept Queenslanders, miners cottages and heritage buildings.

The Sustainability Declaration for this property can be obtained by contacting the Agents.