Private bedroom
- Own bathroom
- Built-in wardrobe
- Air-conditioner
- Ceiling fan
- TV aerial outlet
Home Description
Description of the home
Welcome to McWhirters - a heritage-listed 1912 Art Deco landmark in the heart of Fortitude Valley, converted from Brisbane's original department store into loft-style apartments. This isn't a generic apartment block; it's one of Brisbane's most recognisable buildings, with soaring ceilings, oversized picture windows and genuine architectural character you won't find in a new-build high-rise.
The apartment has been recently renovated and is well-appointed throughout, with a full-size, well-equipped kitchen (modern appliances, everything you need to actually cook), air conditioning throughout, and high-speed internet. Laundry is taken care of with newer Samsung AI-smart washer and heat-pump dryer in the apartment (no shared laundromat trips, and the heat pump keeps things from getting humid), plus a balcony clothesline if you prefer air-drying. It's a warm, plant-filled home so if you've got a green thumb, you'll fit right in. If you have allergies or are sensitive to pets or plants, this may not be for you.
You've got access to a private balcony and the building's rooftop communal space, with room for lounging, dining and taking in the Valley skyline. There's a 24/7 Jetts gym connected directly to the building, plus secure off-street parking available for rent just across the road if you need it.
Your room is a good size with a built-in robe, and comes furnished with a bed, chair, side drawers, lamps, coat stand and TV — genuinely move-in ready. The bathroom is only used by occasional guests as the owner has his own ensuite - otherwise it's yours.
Location: You genuinely can't beat this for convenience. Train and bus are both on the same block, the ferry is a 10-minute walk, and the supermarket is directly across the road. You're surrounded by some of Brisbane's best bars, restaurants and nightlife with Fortitude Valley's entertainment precinct is right on your doorstep and James Street's boutiques and Howard Smith Wharves both an easy walk away. Despite its proximity to the nightlife, the apartment itself is nice and quiet.
Bills: Within reason, all bills included in rent - electricity, water, internet.
Home features
- Ceiling fans
- Air-conditioning
- Living area heating
- Broadband Internet
- Dishwasher
- Clothes washer
- Clothes dryer
- Balcony, patio or deck
- Neighbourhood views
- Elevator / Lift
Bills and expenses
Within reason, all bills included in rent - electricity, water, internet.
Occupants Description
- Animals and pets
- Business
- Computers or Internet
- Cooking and food
- Creative interests
- Health and fitness
- Music
- Personal development
- Reading
- Television
- Travel
- Video games
Outside work, I'm mostly home relaxing - this is a calm, low-drama household, and I'm looking for someone who wants the same. Mark and I are often out and about exploring on the weekend, or chilling in our room.
Good communication, some self awareness and honesty go a long way here, along with being clean, tidy, and respectful of shared space. I'm easy going and happy to chat over dinner or a cuppa now and then, but equally comfortable giving each other space and privacy. I'm not looking for someone who's exactly like me, just someone considerate who contributes fairly and helps keep a relaxed, comfortable vibe in the house.
Your room is private and positioned near the front door, so you've got your own independence to come and go as you please without disrupting the rest of the apartment.
Given my early start, a fellow early riser or anyone with a quiet, structured routine will likely find this an easy fit, but that's not a requirement.
Nym is social, affectionate, and toilet-trained and genuinely great company. Louie is friendly too, though he can be a bit of a food bandit, so you'll want to keep an eye on anything tasty left out. He's vocal at times but not excessively loud, and sleeps a solid 12 hours a night, so he won't disturb anyone with a normal sleep schedule (day sleepers may notice him more). Mark's bird, Levi, sometimes visits on weekends too.
If you have a pet of your own, we'd need to think it through carefully alongside our existing animals - it's not a flat no, but compatibility with Nym and Louie comes first.