505/65 Coventry StreetSouthbank

WHAT Set high above the streetscape within a secure contemporary complex, this stylish Southbank apartment delivers a chic urban lifestyle defined by industrial character, modern comfort and captivating city skyline views. Exposed concrete ceilings create a bold architectural statement, while the intelligent split-layout design offers a sense of separation between the bedroom and living spaces. Floor-to-ceiling glazing fills the home with natural light and frames leafy treetop outlooks stretching towards Melbourne's iconic skyline. • Semi-separated bedroom with built-in robe and private feel • Light-filled living and dining zone flowing to a scenic balcony • Striking industrial aesthetic with exposed concrete ceilings throughout WHY Perfect for city professionals, first-home buyers and investors seeking a stylish lock-and-leave lifestyle, this apartment combines contemporary functionality with a sophisticated warehouse-inspired ambience. The sleek galley kitchen showcases stainless-steel benchtops and splashbacks, gas cooking and streamlined cabinetry, while the open-plan living area seamlessly extends outdoors to a private balcony ideal for morning coffee, evening drinks or simply taking in the sparkling city backdrop. • Designer galley kitchen with stainless-steel finishes and gas cooking • Contemporary finishes complementing modern inner-city living • Balcony with leafy outlooks and impressive city skyline views WHERE Enjoy the very best of Melbourne's lifestyle from this sought-after Southbank address. Moments from Anzac Station, the Royal Botanic Gardens, South Melbourne Market, riverside walking trails and world-class dining, entertainment and cultural attractions, everything you need is right at your doorstep. Families will also appreciate zoning to South Melbourne Park Primary School and Prahran High School. • Zoned to South Melbourne Park Primary School and Prahran High School • Walk to Anzac Station, trams, South Melbourne Market and the CBD • Close to parklands, cafés, restaurants and Melbourne's arts precinct