501/16 Woorayl Street

Carnegie VIC 3163

Apartment

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Modern Living with Sunlit Balcony & Premium Amenities

Positioned high on the fifth floor with a desirable north-east facing balcony, this light-filled two-bedroom apartment delivers modern comfort, elevated outlooks and access to premium resident amenities in the heart of Carnegie. Engineered timber flooring defines the open-plan living, dining and kitchen domain, where clean lines and generous proportions create a refined yet practical space. A split system ensures year-round comfort, while sliding doors extend the living zone to a private balcony capturing warm afternoon light and sweeping views. The kitchen is streamlined and well-appointed, offering ample storage and quality Smeg appliances, complemented by a discreet European laundry for everyday convenience. Both bedrooms are generously sized and fitted with built-in robes, including a main bedroom with its own ensuite. A central bathroom services the second bedroom, finished with modern fittings and a clean, contemporary palette. Residents of this building enjoy access to a rooftop infinity swimming pool, gym, outdoor BBQ terrace and private lounge, adding a lifestyle edge rarely found at this level. Additional features include secure car accommodation, a storage cage and lift access. Ideally located just moments from Koornang Road's vibrant cafés and dining strip, this address offers exceptional connectivity with Carnegie Train Station a short stroll away along with the Route 67 tram providing a direct link to the CBD. With parklands, Monash University (Caulfield Campus) and major shopping destinations all nearby, the lifestyle offering is complete. Please Note: Ray White Bentleigh/Carnegie kindly requests attendees to present Photo ID prior to property entry and inspection Please note that these images have been digitally furnished for marketing purposes. Whilst we have done our best to provide an accurate representation of the property and its condition, any decisions to buy should be based on a physical inspection as opposed to the marketing material.