G02/32 Eglinton Street

A residence of exceptional scale, refined craftsmanship and effortless north-facing indoor-outdoor living, this superb, independently accessed, ground floor apartment delivers a rare opportunity to enjoy a house-like sense of proportion within Kew's keenly anticipated and highly coveted 'The Walton' building. Born of an inspired collaboration between Warren and Mahoney Architects and John Patrick Landscape Architects, the home is flawlessly presented as new with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a study, just around the corner from Willsmere Village, parkland and moments from Kew Junction. Set under impressive 2.7 metre ceilings, an expansive light-filled design flows through beautifully curated interiors before culminating in an open-plan rear that is warmed by a gas log fireplace while offering seamless connection via floor-to-ceiling glass doors to a courtyard that is sundrenched. The open-plan is anchored by a timeless kitchen where marble benches are complemented by a suite of Miele appliances including induction cooking plus there is an integrated refrigerator and a built-in bar to ensure the space caters equally to gourmet cooking, alfresco entertaining and daily family life. A luxurious primary bedroom enjoys large walk-in and built-in robes as well as its own fully-tiled and floor-heated ensuite with an oversized shower and marble-topped vanity that is themed to the central bathroom, the laundry and kitchen. Every contemporary convenience has been thoughtfully considered with secure video entry, CCTV surveillance, additional security lighting and secure basement parking for two vehicles with a powered storage cage, plus there are built-in robes in the remaining bedrooms, a built-in desk and joinery in the study, automated garden irrigation and reverse cycle heating / air conditioning. Perfectly positioned to embrace all the vibrancy and refinement of a Kew lifestyle near the village-like charms and great cafes of Willsmere, as well as the pristine natural beauty of the Yarra River, the boulevard and Studley Park, while Kew Junction offers a diversity of restaurants, bars, shops and effortless city commuting by tram, plus you have the Eastern Freeway for a seamless transition to the Mornington Peninsula.