A rare city penthouse with an oversized entertainer’s balcony, this home on the 21st floor of 2109/199 William Street offers something truly hard to find in the CBD. The balcony is exceptionally large, with room for outdoor dining, a BBQ and lounge seating, making it ideal for hosting friends, slow weekend breakfasts or relaxing in the evening with the city below. It’s a genuine extension of the living space and can easily be styled into separate areas for dining and unwinding.
Inside, the apartment is filled with natural light and feels calm and private above the buzz of Melbourne. The open-plan living and dining area flows straight out to the balcony, making everyday living simple and comfortable. Whether you’re working from home, enjoying a quiet night in or opening the doors for a small gathering, the layout works effortlessly. The kitchen is fitted with quality European appliances, including Miele cooking appliances and an integrated dishwasher.
There are three well-proportioned bedrooms and two modern bathrooms, including an ensuite to the master. The bedrooms are quietly positioned away from the main living area, offering good separation and a sense of retreat at the end of the day, ideal for professionals, couples or small families.
The apartment offers around 70 square metres of internal space, plus the expansive balcony. Set within The William and moments from Flagstaff Gardens, Queen Victoria Market, trams and universities, this is inner-city living with rare outdoor space and everyday convenience.
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