58/7 Boyd Street, Bowen Hills
The Hilltop Address with an Olympic Edge
58/7 Boyd Street, Bowen Hills
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The Hilltop Address with an Olympic Edge
58/7 Boyd Street, Bowen Hills
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'Cumulus', is perched high on the Bowen Hills ridge, Unit 58 at 7 Boyd Street has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and two car spaces. Both the car spaces and the storage facility sit on title, not simply an exclusive use plan. 119 square metres of thoughtfully designed space that leads onto an oversized balcony facing north, north-east. Renovated throughout and looking across the rooftops towards the river, this is a home best experienced in person.
58/7 Boyd Street, Bowen Hills
Open plan living and dining runs along one side of the apartment, where full height sliding doors lead out to a covered, tiled balcony almost 11 metres long. A timber pergola shelters it, so it works as an outdoor room in any season. The kitchen sits at the heart of the layout. Its generous peninsula bench faces the lounge, so whoever is cooking stays part of the conversation. It is finished in crisp white cabinetry with a subway tile splashback and fitted with a wall oven, cooktop and dishwasher.
Both bedrooms have windows facing the balcony. The main bedroom has a walk-in robe and its own ensuite, and the second sits beside a full bathroom, which suits sharers or guests. Both bathrooms have been redone in a restrained palette of white and soft grey with frameless glass showers. The main bathroom also has a timber-look vanity, a vessel basin and wall-mounted tapware.
Split system air-conditioning serves the entire unit, there are ceiling fans throughout, and timber-look flooring runs underfoot. Two side by side car spaces with garage parking are included, which is increasingly uncommon in apartments of this type.
The residence is part of Cloudland, a gated development on the hilltop once home to Brisbane’s famous Cloudland Ballroom. Its 3,978 square metre site is set among tropical gardens and mature palms. Residents share a swimming pool with a covered pavilion alongside, and a timber lookout deck with picnic seating that takes in the CBD skyline. From the top of the hill, the views stretch across Newstead to the bends of the Brisbane River.
You don’t just buy the property here, you buy the location. ALDI is 700 metres away, The Standard Market Company 900 metres and Gasworks Plaza with Woolworths. Bowen Hills Station is 500 metres from the door and offers direct Airport and Gold Coast services. The Airport Link tunnel is a two minute drive. For downtime, Perry Park is 400 metres away, Newstead Park 1.2km and James Street 1.5 kilometres. The residence also falls within the catchments for Brisbane Central State School and Fortitude Valley State Secondary College.
The suburb is also set to benefit from the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The main stadium is planned for neighbouring Victoria Park, and Cross River Rail is upgrading Exhibition Station beside the Showgrounds. Bowen Hills sits at the centre of the city’s Games preparations, and this level of investment typically brings better transport, new public spaces and fresh amenity to the surrounding area. Buying now secures a foothold ahead of that transformation.
Space, parking and a central address are rarely found together at this price point in the inner north. Inspect to see how well it all comes together.
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