73/110 Macquarie Street, TeneriffeQLD 4005

Listing data updated 29 June 2026

TENERIFFE VILLAGE. A beautiful spacious apartment over two levels with its rich history, originally a woolstore before becoming Brisbane's iconic Paddy's Markets. Located in a quiet top floor position with loads of natural light and a leafy green outlook, it is across the road from the river and the boardwalk. Six metre high Cathedral ceilings set against the original exposed red brick walls, industrial skylights and bamboo floors set the interior design direction of this truly unique and beautiful space. Open plan lounge and dining areas are well suited to large furniture placement and the huge wall spaces are ideal for displaying art. The kitchen features glass cook tops, wall oven, built-in wine fridge and designer range hood, plus a walk-in pantry allows great extra storage. The lower level has two bedrooms, (one of which is currently being used as the Master) with a walk through to the bathroom which features a beautiful free standing bath. Downstairs also has a separate study, powder room and laundry with storage. The upper level supports another Master bedroom alternative, with ensuite plus family room/private second living area. This great upper level area would be a great teenage retreat. The apartment's layout with its additional upper level offers flexible living arrangements to suit any family. A SNAPSHOT OF PROPERTY FEATURES. - 3 Beds + 2 1/2 bath + office + two living areas - Balcony overlooking Teneriffe Hill - Open plan kitchen, huge pantry - Large laundry/ironing room - Air conditioning throughout - Ceiling fans - Extensive storage - Storeroom in garage - 2 side x side car parks - Heated 18 mtr swimming pool - Security parking under building - Body Corporate $9,750 p/a - Council Rates $1,800 p/a Teneriffe Village is just steps away from the vibrant hub of Teneriffe with cafes, restaurants and bars. The riverfront boardwalk, bus and ferry services are located across the street. Easy stroll to Gasworks shopping centre at Newstead and the upmarket boutiques and dining strip of James Street.