4/58 Philip Street, Hawthorne, Qld 4171

Perfectly positioned in one of Brisbane's most desirable lifestyle suburbs, this inviting two-bedroom residence combines practical design, generous outdoor living and exceptional everyday convenience.

Set within a boutique complex of just five residences, the property offers a wonderful opportunity for first-home buyers, downsizers and investors seeking a low-maintenance home in a highly regarded location.

Upon entering, the light-filled floorplan opens up to the modern kitchen and the living and dining areas, creating  a welcoming space, with an easy flow onto the expansive deck.

The bedrooms have built in robes and fans with the Master opening onto the deck with a delightful outlook.
Stepping outside, a generous private deck provides an inviting setting for entertaining friends, enjoying relaxed weekend mornings or simply unwinding outdoors.

Property Highlights:-
Two bedrooms 
Open-plan kitchen and living area
European style laundry
Generous private outdoor entertaining patio
Secure lockup garage
Boutique complex of just five residences
Low-maintenance lifestyle in a highly desirable location

Enjoy the convenience of Hawthorne's vibrant café culture, boutique shopping, local cinemas and leafy parklands, all within easy reach.
The popular Hawthorne Road café precinct is approximately an 8–10 minute walk away, while nearby Oxford Street in Bulimba offers an outstanding selection of restaurants, cafés, shopping and entertainment.

With local schools, public transport and CityCat ferry services to the city and adjoining suburbs is  easily accessible.  This incorporates the  perfect balance of neighbourhood charm and inner-city convenience.
Whether you're looking to enter the market, simplify your lifestyle or secure an investment in a sought-after Brisbane suburb.  


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