4/8 Springfield Crescent, Manoora, Qld 4870

What You See:
Positioned on the top floor of the sought-after Hallmark Complex, this spacious two-bedroom apartment offers privacy, comfort, and low-maintenance living in a boutique complex of just eight residences.

Designed for easy everyday living, the apartment features a generous kitchen with gas cooking, ample bench space and storage, an air-conditioned living area, built-in wardrobes, and an internal laundry. A private balcony provides a peaceful tropical outlook, while residents can enjoy the convenience of an inground swimming pool and undercover parking.

What We See:
An excellent opportunity for both investors and future owner-occupiers to secure a quality property in a convenient location.
Its top-floor position, boutique setting, and proximity to shops, CBD,, Esplanade etc make it an attractive proposition for a wide range of buyers.  All reasonable offers will be considered.

Everything Else:
- Top-floor apartment in a boutique complex of only 8 residences
- Two generous bedrooms with built-in wardrobes
- Spacious kitchen with gas cooktop and ample storage
- Air-conditioned living area
- Internal laundry
- Private balcony with tropical outlook
- Inground swimming pool within the complex
- Undercover car accommodation
- Close to parks, shopping facilities, and public transport

Location Highlights:
- Conveniently positioned close to local shopping and amenities
- Easy access to public transport
- Nearby parks and recreational facilities
- Short drive to schools and major services
- Approx. 10 minutes to Cairns CBD

| Build Year: 1991 |
| Rental Appraisal: $480p.w |
| Council Rates: Approx. $1633 half yearly |
| Body Corporate Fees: $5,932 yearly |

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