PRIME INVESTMENT PROPERTY - LONG TERM LEASE This first floor unit in Townsville's popular Quest Apartments (Palmer Street) and comprises Unit's 101 and 102. The dual key fully furnished apartment was refurbished in 2015 and currently enjoys a set return of $1806.50 per month. "Quest Apartments Townsville offers spacious and modern accommodation in the heart of the city’s dining precinct. Each has cooking facilities, lounge/dining areas and a balcony with outdoor furniture. Facilities at Quest Townsville Apartments include a BBQ area, outdoor swimming pool and guest laundry. Refurbished in 2015, all studios and apartments include a DVD player, LCD TV, work desk and air conditioning. Studios have kitchenette facilities, while apartments have fully equipped kitchen and laundry facilities". THE PROPERTY - First floor overlooking pool (Currently used by quest as meeting rooms and staff facilities) - Two dual key one bedroom apartments. - Fully furnished - Managed by Quest - Open plan living/dining area that opens out to balcony - Modern kitchen - Large balcony with unbeatable views - Bathroom - Fully air conditioned - Pool in complex - Unit is sold fully self contained included cookware, tableware, cutlery, furniture - standard set by Quest THE LOCATION - Well regarded, inner city location - Walk to new Townsville Stadium - Walk to the myriad of restaurants on Palmer Street - Boutique shopping - Walk to Flinders Street mall/City - Short drive to The Strand Call today for a private inspection! Manager pays: Body Corporate and Administration fees. Owner pays: Council Rates and Sinking Fund costs. Please enquire for full details. Note - the photos of the unit where taken 13/02/2020 of an adjoining unit near identical to the unit for sale. The unit for sale is used by Quest for staff meetings and management. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Graham Lynham Real estate will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.