1702/18 Mt Alexander Rd, Travancore, VIC, 3032 - Apartment Sold on 28 08 2026

SoldAug 28, 2026

1702/18 Mt Alexander Rd, Travancore, VIC, 3032

$395,000

0 m²

Apartment

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Aug 28, 2026

What's around 1702/18 Mt Alexander Rd

Sky-High Style with Sweeping Parkland Views

Positioned high above the city's inner north, this striking seventeenth-floor apartment captures spectacular panoramic views across Travancore, surrounding parkland and the distant skyline. Wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glass and flooded with natural light, delivers an impressive sense of space, outlook and privacy. The open-plan living and dining area makes an immediate impact, with expansive corner windows framing the ever-changing scenery from almost every angle. A sleek contemporary kitchen sits alongside, featuring stone benchtops, a central island, excellent storage, stainless-steel appliances and a gas cooktop. A dedicated study nook provides an ideal setting for working from home without intruding on the main living space. Both double sized bedrooms enjoy outstanding elevated views and built-in robes, while the stylish central bathroom features a shower over bath and bold mosaic-tiled accents. A concealed European laundry, reverse-cycle heating and cooling. Completing the apartment's practical features are secure entry, lift access, and a secure undercover car space for added convenience. Superbly positioned for an effortless inner-city lifestyle, the property is moments from tram services, Debneys Park, Travancore Park, Moonee Ponds Creek trails, Newmarket's cafés and shopping, Flemington Racecourse and CityLink, with Melbourne's CBD only a short distance away. A brilliant opportunity for owner-occupiers and investors alike, this light-filled residence combines contemporary comfort, remarkable outlooks and outstanding convenience in one of the inner north's most connected locations. Please note: All photographs used in this advertisement are genuine images of the property. No AI-generated or digitally created imagery has been used.