A considered balance of architecture, light and materiality defines this refined two-bedroom apartment, set within a landmark building designed by architect Fender Katsalidis, renowned for Melbourne's Eureka Tower. Every element has been designed to feel both elevated and effortless, delivering a home that is as functional as it is visually striking.
Timber flooring anchors the expansive open-plan living and dining zone, where generous proportions and natural light create an immediate sense of space. At its centre, the kitchen makes a confident statement with two-tone oak and white cabinetry, sleek black appliances, stone surfaces and an integrated fridge, all working together in a seamless, design-led composition. Sliding doors extend the space to a substantial private balcony, offering a quiet retreat for morning coffee or evening unwinding.
Privately zoned, the two bedrooms are both filled with natural light and appointed with mirrored built-in robes and plush carpeting. The main bedroom enjoys an added layer of luxury with extensive floor-to-ceiling storage and a beautifully finished ensuite featuring a bath. The central bathroom continues the same refined palette, complete with floor-to-ceiling tiles, a walk-in shower and warm, ambient lighting that enhances its calming, earthy tones.
Further highlights include split-system heating and cooling to both the living area and main bedroom, a European laundry, secure intercom entry, storage cage and secure car space.
An address that speaks for itself, enjoy effortless access to Ivanhoe Station, the village-style shopping strip with its cafés, grocers and boutiques, along with nearby parklands, quality schools and direct connectivity to the CBD.
