Expression of Interest 24 March 4.00pm
Fronting a quiet leafy street on the city's edge, this outstanding DKO-designed residence captures the essence of contemporary living with a striking architectural presence, secure remote garage and a north-facing rear orientation made for entertaining. Designed across three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms with extraordinary detail and city aspects, every finish reflects uncompromising quality and a natural connection to light and garden serenity, all moments from Clarendon Street's dining scene, Albert Park Lake and the CBD.
A broad double frontage highlights the state-of-the-art design, where slimline Bowral Chillingham white bricks and expansive panes of glass continue into the interior, highlighting open-plan living and dining areas that unfold with pockets of greenery. Honed engineered stone benchtops, Smeg cooking appliances and integrated refrigeration and dish drawer feature within the bespoke kitchen and walk-in pantry, whilst sliding doors extend the living room outdoors to the lush green tranquillity of the garden courtyard for al-fresco enjoyment, complemented by a plumbed BBQ. Three generously sized robed bedrooms and two luxurious bathrooms are located upstairs, including the main suite, which embraces the breathtaking northern skyline views and features a walk-in robe and en-suite with fluted glass finishes.
A fitted study area and adjoining rumpus room/home theatre space feature on the lower floor, extending the leisure options and incredible versatility, whilst premium appointments include ducted reverse-cycle heating/cooling, engineered oak flooring, double glazing, home automation, video intercom, CCTV and alarm system, large laundry, powder room and elite details such as seamless flush transitions, Venetian plaster, concealed storage and LED lighting throughout. A stand-out in style and setting, it is mere steps from South Melbourne's café and dining options, and offers easy access to a selection of leading schools, multiple tram routes, South Melbourne Market, the arts and entertainment precincts, MSAC and the Royal Botanic Gardens.
