This modern apartment in the chic Elm Apartments building is located just moments from parklands, the Royal Botanic Gardens, public transport, and within amazing proximity to everything the CBD has to offer.
This stylish two bedroom, two bathroom abode delivers exceptional space, abundant storage and bright open views towards Melbourne’s CBD....
This modern apartment in the chic Elm Apartments building is located just moments from parklands, the Royal Botanic Gardens, public transport, and within amazing proximity to everything the CBD has to offer.
This stylish two bedroom, two bathroom abode delivers exceptional space, abundant storage and bright open views towards Melbourne’s CBD. Flooded with natural light from westerly floor to ceiling windows, this is the Southbank home you have been looking for.
Featuring sleek timber flooring throughout the open plan kitchen, living and dining zone, your eyes are drawn seamlessly to the undercover outdoor entertaining space. The perfect location to enjoy a morning tea or coffee or retire with an end of day cocktail. The streamlined and sleek stone kitchen is perfect for cooks of all calibre, featuring plenty of storage options.
Natural light flows into both bedrooms. Main bedroom features an entire wall of wardrobe space plus a well illuminated study nook with inspirational outlook. Contemporary ensuite with stylish circular shower and pedestal vanity. Second bedroom is flooded with light from full height windows, featuring BIR storage. Modern central bathroom including bathtub. Dedicated laundry space. Other features include reverse cycle heating and cooling, intercom entry and secure car space.
Elm residents maintain exclusive access to quality amenities which include an outdoor plunge pool and spa, gymnasium, garden terrace and BBQ facilities. This premium Southbank location is near local cafes and supermarkets. Access to multiple modes of transportation within close proximity to ANZAC Station, and many arts and cultural attractions including Shrine of Remembrance, National Gallery of Victoria and Hamer Hall.
