Perched on level 34, apartment 3407/70 Southbank Boulevard, Southbank offers an unparalleled combination of luxury, convenience, and breathtaking panoramic city views. Floor-to-ceiling windows fill the open-plan living spaces with natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere perfect for modern city living.
This sophisticated two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment with secure car parking is designed for both comfort and style. The master suite enjoys privacy and generous storage, while the second bedroom and bathrooms are equally well-appointed, making the layout highly versatile for families, professionals, or sharers.
Residents of this premium tower benefit from an impressive array of lifestyle facilities, including a heated indoor pool, a fully equipped gym, a residents' lounge, private dining spaces, and secure building entry. The building is meticulously maintained and supported by professional on-site management, ensuring a seamless luxury living experience.
Located in the heart of Southbank, you are just moments from the CBD, Crown Casino, Southbank Promenade, Arts Precinct, and riverside dining and entertainment, placing the best of Melbourne at your doorstep.
Currently tenanted at $900 per week, the apartment also offers potential for immediate rental income for investors, though its true appeal lies in the exceptional lifestyle and enviable Southbank address it provides.
This is a rare opportunity to secure a high-floor, luxurious apartment with stunning views, sophisticated interiors, and world-class building amenities in one of Melbourne's most sought-after precincts.
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