• Quiet, private residence blending light-filled simplicity, easy entertaining and endless convenience
• Two robe-lined bedrooms served by a smart bathroom, all-day sun in an open living/dining area
• North-facing terrace, stone benchtop kitchen, car space, European laundry and split-system heating and cooling
• Steps to Barkly Village, coffee spots, acclaimed schools, 82 Tram, West Footscray Station, 216/410 Buses
Quiet and private while among the Footscray verve, this first-rate residence is as bright and refined as it is comfortable and convenient, providing the perfect lock-and-leave entry to the heart of the inner west.
Featuring a car space, European laundry and split-system heating and cooling, this residence excels in every respect. Two large, robe-lined bedrooms are well-served by a stylish bathroom with a combined bath/shower, while in a wide-open main section, sheer curtains filter the northern sun that drapes across the domain. Living and dining areas step onto a terrace great for an evening drink or morning espresso, with gas cooking and a Bosch dishwasher enhancing a stone-top kitchen. A lifestyle defined by its refreshing ease and simplicity, backed by a location loved by professionals, downsizers and families in equal measure.
Why you’ll love this location:
With the 216 and 410 bus at its doorstep, Highpoint and Moonee Ponds-bound 82 Tram down the street and West Footscray Station streamlining commutes into the CBD (less than 6km away), it’s only footsteps to coffee spot West 48, Barkly Village’s shops and eateries, local icon the Whitten Oval, St John’s Primary and zoned Footscray Primary/High Schools.
Footscray’s famous market, retail, nightspots and cuisine are all just moments away, as are Victoria University, the new Footscray Hospital, tranquil Footscray Park, the scenic Maribyrnong River Trail and buzz of Seddon and Yarraville.
All information is believed to be accurate but should be independently verified by interested parties. All dimensions and areas, including land size, are approximate.
