Windows on opposite sides keep this elevated apartment bright from breakfast through late afternoon, while the north-facing balcony adds a sunny outdoor spot and leafy views. One of only eight in the low-rise block, it offers the proportions many newer apartments don’t match.
Entry is into a substantial living and dining room with space for a large lounge suite and a table to seat four or more. Tucked away, built-in cabinetry with a fold-down desk can also serve as a drinks bar when work is done An electric panel heater handles the cooler months, and a door opens directly to the balcony.
The adjoining kitchen has electric cooking and its own meals area, giving the floorplan another useful dimension. It is comfortable as it stands, though a new kitchen would make an immediate difference when the time is right.
Both bedrooms are generously sized and fitted with built-in robes. The bathroom includes a bath, shower, laundry facilities and separate toilet.
Intercom entry, a car space and established communal gardens add to the appeal. Move in and enjoy it, let it out, or give the interiors a sharper contemporary look. Either way, the size, sunshine and practical layout provide an excellent starting point.
Stroll to Chapel Street for dinner, drinks, a coffee or a browse through the shops, then use Windsor Station, trams or nearby buses to travel further afield. Chris Gahan Reserve and Harry Gregory Reserve are close for a dog walk or time outdoors, while the address is zoned for Windsor Primary School and Prahran High School.
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