Set within a striking architectural building in one of Melbourne's most connected urban pockets, this contemporary one-bedroom apartment pairs clean, modern design with a large balcony that redefines indoor/outdoor living. With Windsor Station an easy walk away and Chapel Street, Prahran, St Kilda and the city all within close reach, this is a lock-and-leave lifestyle with everything at your doorstep.
Timber floors and crisp white walls flow throughout, while the open-plan living and dining area is framed by wide glass doors that slide out onto the west-facing balcony, extending the living space and drawing in a leafy treetop outlook. Planter boxes with established greenery create a private garden feel, ideal for morning coffee, relaxed weekend lunches or catching the afternoon sun with friends.
The kitchen is well appointed with stone benchtops, a gas cooktop, stainless steel oven, mirrored splashback and a smart mix of concealed cabinetry and open shelving.
A wide sliding partition lets the bedroom open to the living area or close off for privacy, while full-height mirrored built-in robes add storage and a wonderful sense of space. The central bathroom features a large walk-in shower with rainfall head, vanity and mirrored cabinetry.
Split system heating and cooling, a concealed European laundry, linen storage, a coveted, secure car space ensure comfort and convenience year round, along with access to a sunny communal BBQ area.
Everything you love about inner-city life is right here, from the vibrant cafes, bars and boutiques of Chapel Street to fresh produce at Prahran Market. Trams and trains easily connect you to the city, while Albert Park Lake and the St Kilda foreshore are moments away. A wonderful opportunity to embrace low-maintenance living in an increasingly sought-after location.
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