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Tucked behind a leafy garden frontage on one of St Kilda Hill's most sought-after tree-lined streets, this freshly presented upstairs apartment combines period charm with a stylish recent update. It's ready to move straight into.
The generous north-facing living room is the heart of the home. It features polished timber floorboards, high ceilings with picture rails and a classic fireplace with mantel and mirror. Large windows bring in beautiful natural light and leafy rooftop outlooks, and a split system keeps you comfortable year round.
A separate meals area with built-in shelving leads through to the brand new kitchen. Glossy white cabinetry, a timber benchtop, a gas cooktop and a stainless steel oven make it as practical as it is good looking.
The carpeted bedroom offers a built-in robe, extra built-in shelving and a quiet outlook. The renovated bathroom pairs a glass shower and modern vanity with timeless black and white floor tiles, and it includes a laundry space.
A dedicated car space completes the package. All of this sits in a well-kept block surrounded by established gardens.
You'll enjoy an enviable lifestyle position with Fitzroy Street cafes, Chapel Street dining and nightlife and Albert Park Lake all close by. Trams are nearby and Windsor Station makes the city commute easy, while St Kilda Beach is just a short stroll away.
Features:
• 1 bedroom with built-in robe and shelving
• North-facing living room with polished floorboards and decorative fireplace
• Split system heating and cooling
• New kitchen with gas cooking and stainless steel oven
• Separate meals area with built-in shelves
• Renovated bathroom with laundry facilities
• Off-street car space
• Leafy, well-maintained grounds on St Kilda Hill
Please check the walking distances against a map before this goes live. Crimea Street sits between the Fitzroy Street end and Chapel Street, so Windsor Station and the beach may suit "short walk" better than "stroll" depending on how you like to describe them.
