734/18 Albert Street

Sale by Set Date 29th July at 3pm Positioned just outside Melbourne's CBD with great views of the city, this exceptional two-bedroom apartment is perfectly positioned in a boutique complex in the vibrant heart of Footscray. Whether you're looking for your next residence or a smart investment, this apartment offers a sophisticated blend of luxury, comfort, and convenience and is ideal for those seeking a clean and refined inner-city lifestyle. Situated in the heart of Footscray, the apartment places you moments from an exciting selection of cafes, restaurants and shopping. With public transport, Footscray Market, the New Footscray Hospital and a range of local amenities all within easy reach, everything you need is right at your doorstep. The expansive open-plan kitchen and living area is designed for modern living and entertaining, featuring quality stainless steel appliances, generous cupboard space and ample stone bench space, as well as stylish timber flooring. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open onto an oversized private balcony, which perfectly frames the breath-taking city views. Both sized bedrooms are well-appointed with built-in sliding robes featuring floor to ceiling mirrors and brand-new carpeting, while the second bedroom enjoys direct access to a second private balcony. Bedroom one captures the City Views while the second bedroom enjoys a study nook and its own private ensuite. An additional spacious central bathroom services the apartment as well as a separate European laundry. *Please enter via glass doors next to "Nan's Bakehouse" Additional features include - -Spacious European laundry -Split-system heating and cooling -Secure car parking for one vehicle -Secure main entry with lift access -Blinds on all bedroom windows -Includes storage cage Disclaimer: All information and illustrations are provided for marketing purposes only and do not constitute any representation by the agent or vendor. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, no warranty is given. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and rely on their own due diligence.