In a tree-lined street surrounded by established homes, this solid sixties apartment in a boutique block of just eight immediately stands apart for its scale. The proportions are generous in the way only this era delivers, with a layout that is easy to live in. The inclusion of a lock-up garage is a rare advantage, adding both security and long-term value, while communal gardens give the building a quiet residential character.
A central hallway runs through the middle of the interior, branching to each room and giving it a sense of order that’s often missing in newer designs. At one end, the living and dining room features a full window wall drawing in greenery and soft natural light. Step out to the balcony and that outlook continues, with a northerly aspect that keeps it bright throughout the day. The kitchen is set separately and is well laid out, finished with star sapphire tone benchtops and white cabinetry.
Both bedrooms are comfortably sized, each with built-in robes and their own leafy views. The bathroom is complete with a bath, separate shower, laundry taps and a separate toilet.
Fresh paint, updated laminate flooring through the living areas, carpet to the bedrooms, new ceiling insulation, a 5kW split system and hallway storage all add to the overall comfort.
The prestigious location is one people move to and stay in. Camberwell Junction, Rivoli Cinemas, supermarkets and a wide range of cafés and restaurants are all within walking distance, along with Camberwell Station, trams, buses and the Sunday Market. Camberwell Sports Ground is close by, and the home sits within the zones for Camberwell Primary School and Auburn High School.
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