1051/36 Evelyn Street, Newstead, Qld 4006

Situated in the northern riverside quarter of Newstead, this sublime residence at ultra-contemporary 'Newstead Series' offers an unsurpassed lifestyle at a stunning locale. It's placed within metres of Newstead River Walk and a leafy stroll across Waterfront Park from espresso bars, restaurants or Gasworks Plaza. 

The refined apartment features generous living areas connecting onto a corner balcony perched above the neighbourhood. Beautiful communal facilities for recreation, wellbeing and entertaining are drawcards of the exclusive 'Newstead Series' community. 

• Designed with plentiful windows to maximise sunlight and views
• Spacious lounge/dining room transitions onto covered terrace
• Pristine kitchen has gas cooking, double sink, stone meals bar
• Privately separated bedrooms, floor-to-ceiling tiled bathroom
• Primary with walk-in robe and ensuite opens to Juliete balcony
• European style laundry, ducted air conditioning, ceiling fans 
• Stylish interiors with neutral toned décor, select inclusions
• Prestigious multi-tower complex, secure allocated car space
• Well serviced by ride-share operators, near CityGlider stops

'The Carlyle' enjoys access to a sunlit swimming pool, spa, sauna, gymnasium, lush yoga lawns and serene poolside retreats. In addition, there is a winter firepit as well as outdoor seating and cooking amenities for weekend entertaining.  
From this sought-after address you're are moments from Rogue Bistro, Bosco Wine Grill, Lores Bonney Riverwalk, Newstead Park and Homemaker The Valley. It's also minutes to James Street, Breakfast Creek Hotel, Howard Smith Wharves and the city.

Do not miss this opportunity to secure a luxurious sanctuary at popular Newstead. 

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