3/19 Mclay Street, COORPAROO

**Rent due to increase to $475 per week as of 28/11/26, with a preferred 12-month lease term** Discover a cozy and convenient living space in this charming 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom unit located in McLay Street, Coorparoo. Perfect for those seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle in a vibrant, inner-city suburb, this unit offers all the essentials for comfortable living. Whether you're a working professional, a couple, or simply looking to downsize, this property provides a serene space to relax while keeping you close to the action of Coorparoo and surrounding areas. Property Features: • Spacious Bedroom: Well-sized with natural light, built-in-robe and air-conditioning • Open-Plan Living Area: Seamlessly combining the living and dining space for easy entertaining. • Functional Bathroom: Featuring quality fixtures and a well-maintained shower. • Updated Kitchen: Equipped with ample storage, countertop space, and modern appliances. • Low Maintenance: Easy-care hybrid laminate flooring for minimal upkeep. The Location? Positioned in the desirable suburb of Coorparoo, this unit is perfectly situated just a short stroll from a host of local amenities. Enjoy the convenience of nearby shopping options at Coorparoo Square, where you'll find everything from boutique stores to popular cafes and dining spots. Public transport is easily accessible with Coorparoo train station and multiple bus routes just minutes away, offering quick connections to Brisbane's CBD. Parks, recreational areas, and schools are also close by, making this location ideal for anyone seeking both lifestyle and convenience. To stay up to date with new Open Home times or changes at the property, please register your interest by clicking "request an inspection". For additional information, please contact the team on the details provided. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, Harcourts Property Centre 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.