Directly opposite the Shrine and Royal Botanic Gardens, this three-bedroom apartment in the landmark Domain Hill building delivers remarkable scale and front row, uninterrupted views across Melbourne's most prestigious parkland precinct. Originally converted from commercial to residential by Rothe Lowman in 1998, it retains a gallery-style edge, with high concrete ceilings, polished concrete floors, and impressive warehouse dimensions, whilst offering the ease of secure parking for two in an iconic, inner-city location.
Northern light fills the generous open-plan living and dining area through original steel-framed windows, with full-width sliders extending to a deep covered balcony and unobstructed views over the Domain and Shrine. The adjoining European kitchen, newly appointed with premium appliances and extensive storage, centres around an island bench that connects seamlessly to the outlook and living zones. The towering ceiling heights continue to three spacious bedrooms, including the main with a private en-suite and walk-through robes, plus a modern second bathroom and a full-sized laundry.
In addition to wealth of internal storage, it also boasts a rare same-level storage room, ideal for a wine collection or archive, with further features including electric panel heating, split system air conditioning, video intercom, lift access, and two secure basement car spaces. Positioned in a prized park-front location, it sits metres from the new ANZAC Station, multiple trams, Albert Park Lake, elite schools, and Kettle Black Café, with the Arts Precinct and Toorak Road dining all within easy walking distance.
