10/23 Lucinda Street, Taringa

North is the orientation buyers pay for in Brisbane — sun through winter and bright, even light across the living areas and balconies. The leafy outlook means that light arrives without looking straight into a neighbour.

Taringa Station is about a 400m stroll — roughly five minutes on foot. From there it's a short, direct train run to the CBD and a quick hop to UQ, which keeps the car in the garage on workdays and makes the unit easy to lease.

The address falls within two sought-after public catchments — Ironside State School and Indooroopilly State High. School zoning is a durable driver of demand in this pocket, supporting both resale and rental appeal.

Offered with vacant possession, so there's no waiting on a lease to expire or a tenant to move on. Settle and move in, or have it earning rent straight away — the timing is yours.

A 5.4 × 6.0m double lock-up garage is genuinely rare at this size and price point. Beyond two secure car spaces, it's room for bikes, storage or a workshop — and a feature that sets the property apart when you come to sell.

The complex is built around an in-ground pool set in established gardens — a maintained, resort-style shared space without the cost or upkeep of your own pool. The shared pool holds a current Form 23 safety certificate.

133m² in total — 84m² of internal living plus 49m² of balcony across three aspects. That's real outdoor room, not a token ledge, giving the home a sense of space well beyond its two-bedroom footprint.

With only 14 units, this is a boutique, tightly held block — fewer owners, a quieter community, and body corporate costs shared sensibly. Smaller schemes like this tend to hold their character and their value.