There are only six apartments at 14 Aylesford Street, and being on the top floor and at the end of the building gives this apartment a particularly appealing position.

With a north-east aspect, extra windows and a leafy outlook through the surrounding trees, the apartment enjoys good natural light, privacy and a pleasant sense of space. Enjoy the added privacy of your own separate entrance, accessed directly from the rear balcony.

It is a comfortable two-bedroom apartment that gets the important things right, with some features that make everyday living particularly easy.

The kitchen and living area are open plan and comfortably proportioned, with a good-sized kitchen, plenty of cupboards and a gas cooktop. Tiled floors make the living areas easy to maintain, while both bedrooms have timber flooring.

The main bedroom also has air conditioning, adding an extra level of comfort throughout the warmer months.

The bathroom is another highlight, recently renovated with a walk-in shower and a clean, modern finish.

There are also two separate entrances, which is surprisingly handy, while the lock-up garage has its own laundry and plenty of additional space for storage. For apartment living, having somewhere to keep the bikes, tools, boxes and everything else you don’t want taking up space inside is a definite advantage.

And then there’s where you are.
Aylesford Street sits at the higher end of Annerley, surrounded by established trees and close to some of Brisbane’s most useful inner-south connections.

The UQ Green Bridge provides an easy connection across to the university precinct, while Junction Park State School and Brisbane South State Secondary College are close by.

The train station is handy, Brisbane’s CBD is approximately 4km away, and the location puts you within easy reach of the major hospitals.

Need to shop? Fairfield Gardens is close by.

Want coffee, groceries or a quick bite? The Annerley Junction precinct is right there.

And when you’re heading towards Ipswich or further west, you’re already well placed for getting across town.

A suburb with its own personality.
Annerley has a character all of its own. There are long-established Queenslanders, traditional homes, post-war properties and newer apartment buildings, all sitting alongside one another.

It is a suburb where people of different ages, backgrounds and stages of life live side by side, and that diversity is part of what makes Annerley such an interesting and vibrant place to live.

You are close to the city, close to major transport links and surrounded by the everyday conveniences that make inner-south living so appealing — while this particular apartment gives you a quiet, leafy place to come home to.

Two bedrooms. Renovated bathroom. Good kitchen. Air conditioning to the main bedroom. North-east facing. Top floor. End position. Lock-up garage. Extra storage.

And importantly, a location that makes everyday life easy.

Whether you’re buying your first home, looking for an investment, downsizing or simply want to be closer to the city without living in the middle of it, 5/14 Aylesford Street is well worth a look.

Come upstairs, take in the leafy outlook and see what you think.