Pull back the curtains on the sixth floor and the city skyline rises in the distance beyond the balcony. That's quite a way to start the day, and it sets a high bar this two-bedroom apartment clears with ease.
The look is honest and full of nerve. Raw concrete ceilings rise approximately 2.7 metres overhead, copper piping is left on show, and recycled timber boards run underfoot. Against all that texture, the kitchen supplies the warmth with pale timber cabinetry, a speckled terrazzo benchtop and splashback, brass tapware, a wall oven and a dishwasher. There's room for a full-size dining table, and the living area slides open through floor-to-ceiling glass to a balcony with space for a thriving garden and a couple of chairs.
Both bedrooms are the same generous size, each with a built-in robe, ceiling fan and tall black-framed windows. The bathroom is a showpiece of its own, with a concrete basin on a floating blonde-wood vanity, brushed brass fittings, terrazzo tiling, frameless shower and mirrored storage.
Behind the finishes sits Nightingale Anstey, a building engineered for efficiency. Double glazing, a solar array, hydronic heating, central heat-pump hot water and rainwater harvesting work together to reduce the environmental impact, while split-system air conditioning handles the hottest days. Up on the roof, shared decks with wicking garden beds and sweeping CBD views draw residents together, and the communal laundry keeps life simple.
There's no car park here, by design. The Upfield bike path runs right alongside and Anstey Station is on the doorstep, so the city is a quick ride or train trip away. Sydney Road's cafés, bars, grocers and Middle Eastern bakeries are an easy stroll, with the rest of Brunswick's creative energy all around you.
- Sixth-floor apartment with balcony views to the distant city skyline
- Two equal-sized bedrooms, each with a built-in robe and ceiling fan
- Timber kitchen with terrazzo bench, brass tapware and dishwasher
- Bathroom with concrete basin, brass fittings and terrazzo tiles
- Exposed concrete ceilings, copper piping and recycled timber boards
- Full-height glass opening to a sunny balcony with room for plants
- Hydronic heating, split-system cooling and double-glazed windows
- Solar array, central heat-pump hot water and rainwater harvesting
- Shared rooftop decks with CBD views, garden beds, communal laundry
- Upfield bike path alongside and Anstey Station on the doorstep
