• Oversized bedroom with built-in robes
• Open plan living and dining zone
• Balcony connected to main living
• Stone island bench and quality appliances
• Timber flooring through living areas
• Ducted heating and cooling throughout
• Secure car space on title
• Building amenities include gym and sauna
Positioned within Century Tower Apartments, this one-bedroom residence stands out for its generous bedroom proportion and balanced layout. Set in a well-connected pocket of Southbank, it offers a comfortable inner-city base with everyday practicality and a sense of separation from the busier surrounds.
The living and dining area is open and easy to furnish, with a natural connection through to the balcony that extends the usable space. The kitchen is well positioned within the layout, featuring a stone island bench, modern appliances and ample storage, making it practical for both day-to-day use and entertaining. Timber flooring through the main zone adds a clean and durable finish.
The bedroom offers a level of space not often seen in one-bedroom apartments, complete with built-in robes. The bathroom is centrally located and incorporates an integrated laundry, keeping everything contained and functional. Ducted heating and cooling provide year-round comfort, while the inclusion of a secure car space adds further convenience. Residents also enjoy access to the building's lifestyle amenities, including a gym and sauna, enhancing everyday wellbeing and reinforcing the appeal of this well-considered Southbank address.
Living here places you within easy reach of Southbank's key lifestyle attractions. A short walk connects you to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Arts Centre and National Gallery, while the riverside restaurants and Crown precinct are close by. It is a location that makes it easy to step out, stay active and enjoy the best of inner-Melbourne living. Upgrades to Arts Centre Melbourne and the creation of Laak Boorndap, a significant new urban garden are currently underway. These additions are set to further elevate the area's cultural significance and enhance long-term appeal for both owner-occupiers and investors.
