Set within a leafy Kew pocket and distinguished by the generous scale of its 1970s design, this beautifully presented two-bedroom apartment delivers a rare sense of space, light and refinement, with polished parquetry flooring and a north-facing balcony adding to its enduring appeal.
A welcoming entrance hall introduces the home, where parquetry floors flow through the main living and dining zones and establish a warm, elegant tone. The separate living room is impressively spacious, framed by leafy outlooks and natural light, with split-system heating and cooling, and a ceiling fan providing year-round comfort.
The adjoining dining room offers equally generous proportions and opens directly to the north-facing balcony, creating an inviting spot for morning coffee, relaxed meals or simply enjoying the treetop setting.
The separate kitchen retains a practical layout with gas cooking, ample cabinetry and broad windows that draw in greenery and light.
Both bedrooms are well sized and include built-in robes, with one also featuring split-system air conditioning. The central bathroom incorporates laundry facilities, while a separate toilet adds everyday practicality.
A single lock-up garage completes an offering that feels larger, more private and more substantial than a typical apartment.
The location is just as compelling. Walk one way to Willsmere Village for cafés, wine bars, IGA and local favourites, or head the other towards High Street and Kew Junction for shopping, dining and transport. Kew Primary School is also nearby, with easy access to the wider inner-east.
With its north-facing aspect, leafy outlooks, generous rooms and enduring parquetry character, this is an apartment of uncommon scale in one of Kew's most convenient lifestyle pockets.
