Inspecting: Please inspect at the advertised open house time. No other times available
This is one of the coolest units you will find! This north facing ground floor unit boasts super-high ceilings, and industrial elements, similar to a New York City apartment.
The unit has its own exclusive private street entry, welcoming you into a large private courtyard. Live, work and entertain in this dynamic, ultra-silent space, where a wall of soundproof windows stretches from the floor to the soaring 3.8m high ceiling above. The indoor and outdoor areas flow easily, and you have plenty of natural light.
Property Snapshot:
- Ground floor unit with own access
- Private court-yard for entertaining
- Ultra modern kitchen with stone bench top kitchen
- Study nook
- King-size bedroom
- Boutique development in quiet street
- Resident's own outdoor BBQ/entertaining terrace
- On-trend American Oak style flooring
- Stylish, full height sheer and blackout drapes
- Design drawings available for mezzanine level
- Straight-line stone topped kitchen, gas cooktop
- Master with ensuite, bifold doors to living area
- Air conditioned
- Internal European style laundry
- Storage space
- Single car space
About the area:
There are ample dining and shopping opportunities, plus easy access for bus, trin and driving anywhere you need to go with ease.
Delivering the best of inner north convenience, excellent transport links and the Northern Busway, new Chalk Street Park, the proposed Lamington Markets lifestyle precinct and Market Central shopping centre are all within a five minute walk from this apartment.
How to Apply?
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How to Inspect?
Please register for the inspection time. You can also apply prior to inspecting, but you must physically inspect the property.
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