Welcome to the 17th floor, where Melbourne has decided to show off.
The moment you walk in, the city becomes part of the furniture. Natural light pours through the apartment, skyline views stretch out in front of you, and timber flooring runs throughout, giving the whole home that clean, bright, effortlessly sorted feeling. And because nobody gets excited about "original condition", this place has had a proper refresh. New blinds. New stove. New oven. New benchtop. New lighting. Fresh paint. Basically, all the things you want done before moving in, already done.
Just inside is a generously sized bedroom with built-in robes, while across the hall sits a spacious bathroom complete with both a washing machine and a separate dryer. Because laundry may not be glamorous, but dragging a basket through a communal laundry definitely isn't either.
Keep wandering and the apartment opens up into the main event: a light-filled kitchen and living zone framed by those spectacular Melbourne views.
The kitchen comes equipped with a gas cooktop, integrated dishwasher and fridge, keeping everything looking sleek and uncluttered. Cook something impressive, order something impressive, or simply plate up takeaway and accept the compliments. We're not here to judge.
The open-plan living area gives you plenty of room to entertain, unwind, work from home, or just sit there watching Melbourne do its thing seventeen floors below. Off the living room is the second generous bedroom, also fitted with built-in robes. That's two proper bedrooms. Proper storage. Proper natural light. And a floorplan that doesn't require furniture Tetris to make it work.
Then there's the location.
RMIT. State Library. Melbourne University. Melbourne Central. QV. Carlton Gardens. Queen Victoria Market. Coffee, restaurants, shopping, trams and pretty much everything else Melbourne does better than everyone else are all within easy reach.
City views. Two bedrooms. Timber floors. Fresh upgrades. And Melbourne sitting right outside your window like it was included in the rent.
You could live somewhere ordinary. But honestly, where's the fun in that?
*Property is leased unfurnished
