Phone enquiries - please call 1300 594 794 and quote property ID 19691.
This is a very special unit overlooking Etihad Stadium and the Harbour.
Throughout the year you may see occasional fireworks or listen to concert music such as Taylor Smith.
The unit is suitable for investor as there is a current lease of $700 per week for 12 months. When the lease ends the owner may extend the lease or terminate and move in.
This complex achieves a walk score of 89 out of 100, so most errands can be achieved on foot. Transit score is 100 out of 100 indicating access to world class public transport system. A short walk takes you to Skybus Terminal and Southern Cross Station. Located within the Free Tram Zone, trams at your doorstep will take you to Harbour Town and Melbourne CBD.
For extra convenience, there is a dedicated carpark with attached storage.Amenities available include a gymnasium, swimming pool, attached hotel lobby and highly rated restaurant, Momami as well as pharmacy, convenient store and restaurants.
M Docklands is far enough from city noise and crowd, and yet close enough should you want a piece of the action.
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