Which sounds fairly normal until you realise apartments absolutely do not do that.
There are only two homes in this part of the building.
One downstairs.
And this one upstairs, quietly getting away with house behaviour.
The living, kitchen and dining area is huge.
Original polished floorboards, greenery through the windows and natural light coming at you from basically every direction.
Even the indoor plants are going to have to find something else to complain about.
The bedrooms have those old-school proportions too.
The main is enormous.
King bed, bedside tables, drawers, weird little chair nobody sits on.
Still floor.
Then there's a separate laundry.
An entire room.
For washing clothes.
Anyone currently drying their underwear next to the toaster just sat up.
Even the entry gets its own enclosed landing.
Perfect for bikes, shoes, golf clubs and the graveyard of reusable bags you remember exclusively after arriving at Woolies.
Undercover parking downstairs too.
Very useful.
Very adult.
You're becoming everything you said you wouldn't.
Howard Dawson Reserve and playground is about 2 minutes down the street.
Gardiner Station around a 10-minute walk.
and you're sitting in that strange little Glen Iris pocket where Hawthorn East, Camberwell and Malvern are all basically arguing over custody of you.
Finer Details
Owners Corporation Fees: $4,444 per annum (approx.)
Council Rates: $1,696 per annum (approx.)
Water Rates: $820 per annum (approx.)
No. In Building: 1 of 24
Internal Size: 84 sqm (approx.)
Year Built: 1970
Rental Appraisal: $670 per week
Owner Occupied vs Rented: 40/60
Title: Strata
Deposit: 5-10%
Settlement: 30 - 45 Days
