This premium 1 bedroom home featuring a spacious and well design layout is located within the renowned Assembly complex. Located in the heart of North Melbourne, University High School and North Melbourne Primary school zoned and within a few minutes’ walk to the CBD, the University of Melbourne, hospitals, Victoria Market, trams and the new Parkville train station, every luxury and convenience is contained in this modern residence.
Highlighted by an exceptional kitchen including stone-topped benchtops with an extended servery for casual eating experiences and premium Smeg appliances (gas cooktop, rangehood, oven, dishwasher). The stunning and seamless timber veneer joinery offers an abundance of storage including a semi-integrated Fisher & Paykel fridge and large pantry complimented by multiple cupboards and soft close drawers.
An open plan living and dining area framed by 2.7m high ceilings with sleek track lighting and gorgeous white oak floorboards lead out to a private under cover terrace which offers a charming sanctuary from which you’ll enjoy the sparkling City skyline and tree-lined street scape. While the generous double bedroom is graced with comfortable wool-blend carpets and an elegant mirrored built-in-robe providing ample storage.
Further enhanced by a striking fully tiled bathroom with a spacious walk-in shower, in-wall cistern and stone-topped vanity with above and below storage, a separate laundry, full window furnishings, reverse cycle air conditioning, video intercom and NBN readiness. The addition of a secure basement car park and dedicated storage cage completes the picture of your next home.
Assembly presents a boutique low-rise residential development marked by four distinctive buildings in a village-style setting designed by the award-winning Woods Bagot architects, connected by a Jack Merlo created European-style tranquil courtyard with landscaped laneways between the buildings and communal rooftop terrace with BBQs which promote a sense of community.
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