Tucked away in MAArchitects’ acclaimed boutique “Inkerman & Nelson” development, this brilliant north facing townhouse takes a sophisticated, design forward approach to easy inner city living. Expanding out across three light filled levels with a study, three bedroom two bathroom accommodation enjoys a smart, lifestyle focused layout where spacious...
Tucked away in MAArchitects’ acclaimed boutique “Inkerman & Nelson” development, this brilliant north facing townhouse takes a sophisticated, design forward approach to easy inner city living. Expanding out across three light filled levels with a study, three bedroom two bathroom accommodation enjoys a smart, lifestyle focused layout where spacious proportions are paired with carefully curated materials and such energy-efficient features as solar panels and home battery, all just a short stroll from Carlisle Street.
Bathed in northern light, ground floor open plan areas offer dedicated living and dining zones wrapped around a striking stone kitchen featuring appliances from smeg’s elite Victoria Collection, extensive integrated storage, including a concealed fridge/freezer and pantry wall, and a broad central island ideal for casual meals or pre-dinner gatherings.
Above, two generously sized bedrooms with extensive built-in robes are arranged across the first floor, sharing a central stone bathroom with soaker tub and a separate laundry. On the top floor, a peaceful, private main bedroom with extensive built in robes forms the perfect contemporary retreat with a bathroom and separate study featuring a private balcony with leafy rooftop outlooks ideal for work-from-home days or quiet escapes.
An exhaustive list of highlights includes ducted heating/cooling, fully tiled stone bathrooms, engineered timber floors, bedroom ceiling fans, 6.5-star energy rating, solar panels with battery, induction cooktop, video intercom security, dedicated storage cage, and two parking spaces.
Equally ideal for families as busy professionals or low maintenance lifestyle seekers, walk to trams, Balaclava trains, Alma Park and Carlisle Street’s cosmopolitan shopping, dining and bars, and minutes to local and private schools, Chapel Street Windsor, and the Bay.
