Step into elevated living at its finest in this stylish one bedroom apartment on the 58th floor of the iconic award winning EQ Tower, designed by renowned Elenberg Fraser, right in the heart of Melbourne’s vibrant CBD.
This sky-high sanctuary combines sleek modern design with jaw-dropping panoramic views — a rare opportunity for owner-occupiers or savvy investors. Equipped with timber flooring, floor-to-ceiling windows, the apartment is flooded with natural light and breathtaking uninterrupted views. The modern kitchen features ample storage space, a large kitchen with separate island with stone benchtops, modern appliances including Miele gas cooktop and oven, semi-integrated dishwasher. Enjoy the open living space with the inclusion of reverse cycle split system heating/AC. The bedroom is fitted with mirrored built-in robes, floor-to-ceiling windows with plenty of natural light and splendid views. The stylish bathroom, including a Euro laundry, features floor-to-ceiling tiled semi-frameless shower, custom vanity, ensuring a style and functional living.
Residents can indulge in exclusive access to resort-style amenities, including a fully equipped gym, 25m outdoor pool, spa, sauna, lounge and BBQ area. There is also a cinema and karaoke room, resident’s lounge, perfect for social gatherings with the family and friends. The building offers 24/7 secured entry and a concierge service, ensuring comfort and safety for residents.
Surrounded by cafes, restaurants, shopping and public transport (Free Tram Zone), Queen Victoria Market, Flagstaff Gardens, Melbourne’s top universities, the location is perfect for fine city living.
Contact Ryan Khoo 0435 180 070 today to express your interest before sold! Your dream lifestyle awaits at 5807/135 A’Beckett Street, Melbourne
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