• This corner apartment has irresistible light and incredible city views.
• With a 2 bedroom design and in 'ALT' from Fender Katsalidis.
• Corner living and dining promises stunning city and park vistas.
• Both easterly bedrooms enjoy views incl. main bed with built-in robe.
• Stone kitchen delivers a glass splashback and stainless steel appliances.
• The designer bathroom promises funky mosaic tile detail.
• Ducted heating and cooling, study nook with desk, secure car space.
• Residents access a gym, sauna, and sky deck entertainment area with BBQ.
Irresistible natural light and incredible city views are just a couple of the impressive highlights you get with 2410/18 Mt Alexander Road, Travancore. Stylish and functional, this 2 bedroom apartment is located in the coveted 'ALT' residential complex, which comes from renowned architect Fender Katsalidis.
This apartment's corner position is one of its striking hallmarks, with the living and dining zone benefiting from a south and east orientation which gives you the stunning light and views of the city skyline, treetops, and gorgeous parklands. The bedrooms (both east-facing) also enjoy sensational vistas, including the large main bedroom which delivers built-in robe storage.
The stone kitchen embraces its straight-line design while further boasting a glass splashback and stainless steel appliances. This property also comes with an eye-catching bathroom with funky mosaic tile detail, study nook in the living area with built-in desk, ducted heating and cooling, European laundry, secure intercom, and secure car space.
Residents of ALT get to enjoy access to a gymnasium, sauna, and sky deck entertainment area with BBQ. Location-wise, you're so close to IGA supermarket and gym (literally metres from your door), Newmarket Plaza, Manningham Reserve, Ross Straw Field, Moonee Ponds Creek Trail, excellent schools, buses, trams, Flemington Bridge Station, and Citylink.
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