Positioned on Level 12 of the prestigious Gallery House, this exceptional waterfront apartment offers an enviable lifestyle with breathtaking views across the Brisbane River and city skyline.

Showcasing a highly sought-after direct waterfront position, the apartment captures spectacular water views and an ever-changing city backdrop, creating an impressive setting for both everyday living and entertaining.

Thoughtfully designed to maximise space, natural light and functionality, the residence features two generously proportioned bedrooms plus a versatile multi-purpose room, ideal for a home office, additional living area or guest retreat.

The open-plan living and dining areas provide a seamless connection to the waterfront outlook, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of the Brisbane River from the comfort of your own home.

Property Highlights:
- Prestigious Level 12 position within Gallery House
- Prime direct waterfront location
- Spectacular Brisbane River and city skyline views
- Two spacious bedrooms
- Separate multi-purpose room offering additional flexibility
- Open-plan living and dining designed to embrace the views
- Sought-after address within the exclusive Portside precinct
- Access to Gallery House's impressive resident amenities
- Moments from waterfront dining, cafes, boutique shopping and entertainment

Gallery House is one of Hamilton's most recognised residential addresses, perfectly positioned along the Brisbane River in the heart of the vibrant Portside precinct.

Whether you are seeking a sophisticated riverside residence or a premium investment in one of Brisbane's most desirable waterfront locations, this is an opportunity not to be missed.

Experience the very best of waterfront living at Gallery House. Contact Kate Collingwood and the team at Ray White Ascot to arrange your private inspection.

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