Luxe on Brunswick Terrace Apartment

Overview:

LUXE on Brunswick is centrally located and an easy walk to four of Brisbane's favorite hotspots, CBD, Fortitude Valley, James Street and New Farm. This private apartment is one of two boutique apartments, located on the top floor of The Tsiknaris Building. The space has been freshly refurbished, boasts an outdoor terrace for entertaining and lovely suburban views. A perfect executive residence for a business trip or an ideal location for a small active family, wanting to discover Brisbane at its absolute best!

The Space:

This 2 bedroom apartment is freshly refurbished, has extra high ceilings, ducted air conditioning, 2 en-suited bedrooms, both with huge built in closets and queensize beds (one room opens onto a Juliette style balcony). A well equipped open plan kitchen and lounge area extends out onto the gorgeous outdoor terrace for you to enjoy the balmy Brisbane nights and stunning sunsets. The apartment has an internal laundry with washing machine and dryer (along with an outdoor line on the rear terrace). A large smart TV with sound bar, Nespresso coffee machine and Free fast Wifi complete this property and no doubt, will have it stand out above the rest.

Guest Access:

Private and secure parking for 1 vehicle, with access via stairs to the apartment.
Note: If you plan on having 2 vehicles, the second can be parked nearby on the street. You will have to be wary as some of the surrounding streets do have parking restrictions.

Interaction with Guests:

Although we encourage our guests to be independent and the property is set up for "self check-in" we are only ever a phone call away. We are very hands on and efficient guest service manager's and we hope that you will have the very best experience whilst staying in one of our properties. Should you need directions or instructions we are more than happy to help.

The Neighborhood:

New Farm has cafes/restaurants on just about every corner. It's home to a world-renowned performance and function centre (The Powerhouse). Leafy streets lined with charmingly renovated workers’ cottages. A single bend of the Brisbane River away from the CBD. Plus a picturesque 37-hectare park to boot.

At a walking distance of two kilometres from the CBD, New Farm was surprisingly named for its beginnings as a farming settlement. It is one of Brisbane’s oldest and most iconic areas, and consequently one of the city’s most desirable postcodes. One of those rare spots that somehow manages to exude an inner-city hipster vibe while simultaneously maintaining its feel as a tight-knit community.