505/65 Coventry Street

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