Positioned directly opposite Queen Victoria Market and moments from the CBD, this immaculately located two-bedroom apartment presents an outstanding opportunity for those who want the city at their doorstep without compromising on space or flow. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens onto a wide balcony that frames sweeping skyline views, giving the apartment a wonderful connection to Melbourne's energy while still feeling like a peaceful retreat to come home to.
Inside, a clever floorplan places both bedrooms at opposite ends of the home, with the balcony accessible from both the main bedroom and the sun-filled living area. The main bedroom is a quiet escape with excellent natural light, while the second bedroom offers real flexibility, equally suited as a comfortable guest room or a dedicated study for those working from home. Living and dining flow together as one bright, welcoming space, and are finished with split-system air conditioning for comfort throughout the year.
The kitchen is well appointed with stainless steel appliances, gas cooktop, and ample storage, while the modern bathroom is functional and easy to maintain. A secure building entrance and well-kept common areas complete a polished, low-maintenance package.
Few addresses offer this level of everyday convenience. Queen Victoria Market sits right across the street, Flagstaff Gardens is on your doorstep, and Flagstaff Station is only two minutes away on foot, placing the whole of the CBD within easy reach. RMIT and the University of Melbourne are both an easy walk away, making this an outstanding option for professionals, academics, or investors seeking a foothold in an increasingly sought-after pocket of the city. An apartment that truly delivers on both lifestyle and location, this is city living at its most convenient.
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