This exceptional residence offers a rare combination of space, functionality and lifestyle, featuring a generously sized bedroom, dedicated study, alfresco dining balcony and secure car park - all within one of Brisbane's most sought-after inner-city buildings, Charlotte Towers.
Designed for both owner-occupiers and investors, this apartment delivers future-proof capital growth, outstanding amenities, and a blue-chip CBD location.
Centrally positioned, the apartment enjoys beautiful city views, a comfortable and well-appointed interior, and access to the full suite of facilities that Charlotte Towers is renowned for.
Property Highlights
• Largest one-bedroom floor plan in the building
• Spacious bedroom with floor-to-ceiling glass and city outlook
• Contemporary bathroom with large shower recess
• All-weather balcony ideal for alfresco dining
• Open-plan living and dining area
• Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances
• Dedicated study area with built-in storage
• Internal laundry
• Ducted air-conditioning
• Secure car park
Building Facilities
• 24-hour onsite management and security
• Heated 25-metre indoor lap pool
• Outdoor plunge pool and sun deck
• Fully equipped gymnasium
• Sauna
• BBQ and residents' entertaining areas
Outgoings (Approx.)
• Body corporate: $8,555 per annum
• Rates & water: $3,420 per annum
Location - CBD Living at Its Best
• Enjoy unrivalled walk-to-everything convenience:
• Steps to Queen Street Mall, Botanic Gardens, QUT Gardens Point and Queensland Parliament
• Surrounded by premier dining and retail including Eagle Street Pier, Queens Plaza and Wintergarden
• Less than 10 minutes' walk to Central Station
• Walking distance to the new Albert Street underground station, Brisbane's first new CBD station in over 120 years
• Minutes to Eagle Street waterfront precinct, Queen's Wharf Brisbane, and City Reach riverfront
• Close to Howard Smith Wharves beneath the Story Bridge - one of Brisbane's most iconic dining and entertainment destinations
Added 05 January, 2026
Property ID: #L21391952
