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High above the Prahran streetscape within the acclaimed Emporia building, this corner two bedroom, two bathroom apartment captures sweeping northwest views across Melbourne’s CBD, South Yarra and towards the bay from a light filled fifth floor setting. Designed by Carr Design with lift access, secure entry and a beautifully resolved floorplan, it delivers privacy, architectural quality and a rare sense of arrival via the luxurious lobby.
A generous living and dining area sits beneath broad expanses of glass, drawing northern and western light across dark timber floors and framing the skyline as part of everyday life. The adjoining curved balcony creates a distinctive viewing point across the surrounding rooftops and city towers, offering a sheltered place to sit, read or take in the changing light over Melbourne.
The kitchen reflects Emporia’s refined design credentials, appointed with a Snaidero Italian kitchen, stone benchtops, integrated Liebherr fridge and freezer, Asko appliances, gas cooking and excellent storage. Its streamlined connection to the living and dining space keeps the apartment feeling open, elegant and highly functional.
Two double bedrooms include a main bedroom with built in robes, ensuite and balcony access, while the second bedroom with built-in robes is served by a stylish main bathroom. A separate study nook with integrated desk and shelving adds further practicality without compromising the main living space.
A European laundry, video intercom, split system heating and cooling, secure genuine basement car space (not car stacker) and storage cage complete the apartment, adding lock and leave ease to a sophisticated inner city address.
With Prahran Market just across the road, cafes, restaurants, trams, Greville Street, Chapel Street, Commercial Road, Fawkner Park and South Yarra all close by, this is a polished lifestyle apartment with design pedigree, excellent security and one of Prahran’s most dynamic lifestyle settings at ground level.
