Positioned on the doorstep of Melbourne’s vibrant CBD, this modern apartment at 393 Spencer Street delivers the perfect blend of lifestyle, convenience, and investment potential.
Featuring a well-designed layout, this residence offers a generously sized bedroom that comfortably accommodates a king-size bed, along with a sleek bathroom-making it an ideal choice for first-home buyers, professionals, or savvy investors. The open-plan living and dining area is complemented by contemporary finishes, creating a comfortable and low-maintenance urban retreat.
A true standout of this property is the expansive 35.6sqm private balcony, perfectly complementing the 51sqm internal living space. This oversized outdoor area provides exceptional versatility-ideal for entertaining guests, creating an outdoor lounge, or simply unwinding while enjoying sweeping city views.
Adding to the appeal is the inclusion of a secure car space, making this property highly practical and desirable for both owners and tenants.
Residents enjoy access to premium building facilities including a fully equipped gym, pool, landscaped gardens, and resident lounges, offering a resort-style living experience right at home.
Located within walking distance to Southern Cross Station, Queen Victoria Market, and Flagstaff Gardens, you’ll enjoy effortless access to transport, dining, shopping, and entertainment. The property also sits within the Free Tram Zone, making commuting around the city seamless.
Whether you’re looking to move in or expand your portfolio, this is a rare opportunity to secure a quality apartment in one of Melbourne’s most connected and fast-growing precincts.
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