Set within one of Abbotsford's most distinctive architectural precincts, this second-floor apartment delivers the ease of inner-city life with none of the compromise. Light pours through the open-plan living and dining zone, where warm timber floors and statement track lighting create a relaxed, design-led mood that flows out to the home's standout feature: a generous covered north-facing balcony framed by leafy, elevated outlooks over the landscaped courtyard below. This is the kind of outdoor space made for slow mornings, alfresco dinners and unhurried weekends at home.
At the heart of the home, a sleek kitchen pairs crisp white cabinetry with a stone benchtop, striking splashback and a full suite of quality stainless-steel appliances, including a gas cooktop, oven and dishwasher. The well-proportioned bedroom is carpeted for comfort and fitted with a mirrored robe, while a separate study, also finished with a mirrored robe, offers true flexibility as a home office, creative studio, guest room or nursery to suit the way you live.
A stylish bathroom with frameless glass shower and integrated laundry fittings completes the layout, alongside split-system heating and cooling, secure lift access and a sought-after car space on title.
The location speaks for itself. The Main Yarra Trail, riverside parklands, Dights Falls, Studley Park and the Abbotsford Convent sit moments from your door, while Victoria Park Station, nearby trams and the vibrant Victoria Street dining strip put the CBD within easy, everyday reach. This location offers a rare blend of green, riverside calm and genuine city connection. Whether you are stepping into the market, securing a low-maintenance lock-and-leave, or adding a blue-chip address to your portfolio, this is connected, contemporary living at its most effortless.
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