Elevated above the street and shaped by light and aspect, this two bedroom, two bathroom apartment unfolds with a clear sense of privacy and proportion before opening to interiors of calm, flowing spaces within a secure contemporary setting.
A central hallway establishes a distinct separation between sleeping accommodation and living zones. A fully tiled bathroom sits to the left of entry, followed by two robed bedrooms, including a main suite with mirrored storage and sleek ensuite, before the layout opens more expansively.
Natural light becomes a central element through the living and dining area, where broad glazing draws in a green, tree-top outlook. The kitchen is designed with clarity, centred around a stone breakfast bar and appointed with Miele appliances including a 4-burner gas cooktop, oven and dishwasher, while timber-grain joinery maintains a consistent material palette.
Two sets of stacking doors extend the living domain out to a wraparound northwest-facing balcony, creating a genuine continuation of the living environment. Generous in scale and varied in use, this outdoor space allows for dining, retreat and utility with ease, offering both openness and flexibility depending on aspect and time of day.
A European laundry is concealed behind joinery in the hallway, reinforcing the clean, uninterrupted lines of the home, while video intercom entry, secure lift access, split system climate control to the living domain and main suite, a basement car space and two storage cages support daily living.
Positioned for everyday convenience, Highett Station is nearby, placing Westfield Southland just one stop away, alongside local shops, cafes and restaurants, with surrounding parkland and schools within easy reach.
For more information about this sun-filled, second-floor sanctuary contact Marc Stafford or Misty White at Buxton Sandringham.
