2502/285 La Trobe Street

Melbourne VIC 3000

Apartment

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

ELEVATED CITY LIVING IN THE HEART OF MELBOURNE

2502/285 La Trobe Street, Melbourne Positioned high within the iconic Eporo Tower, this stylish two-bedroom apartment presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a light-filled residence in one of Melbourne's most convenient CBD locations. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows and a semi-enclosed winter garden flood the home with natural light while capturing vibrant city outlooks across La Trobe and Elizabeth Streets creating a warm and inviting urban retreat. The sleek modern kitchen features stone benchtops, gas cooking, and ample storage, perfectly suited for both everyday living and entertaining. Both bedrooms are generously sized with built-in robes, while the contemporary bathroom and European laundry are thoughtfully designed to maximise functionality and space. Additional highlights include split-system heating and cooling and secure intercom access. Residents enjoy premium lifestyle facilities including a professional-grade kitchen, dining and lounge areas, outdoor terraces, and a private cinema ideal for entertaining and relaxing without leaving home. Perfectly located just moments from RMIT University, University of Melbourne, Melbourne Central, Emporium Melbourne, and Queen Victoria Market, with public transport at your doorstep, this property delivers the ultimate walkable CBD lifestyle. With strong rental appeal, consistent tenant demand, and excellent yield potential, this is a superb opportunity for both savvy investors and owner-occupiers seeking quality city living. Outgoing Costs (Approx.): Owners Corporation Fees: $4,500 per annum Water Rates: $740 per annum Council Rates: $968 per annum Internal Size: 52 Balcony Size: 2 Total Size 54 Current Monthly Renew lease, current rent price is $700 Per week If the new buyer is an investor can increase to $750-780 per week. If the new buyer wants owner-occupied can give the tenant three months' notice and ask them to move out.