1 room apartment of 1957 m² in Docklands

Welcome to your new apartment, located in one of the most sought-after developments. Are you looking for an amazing one-bedroom + study that offers space, views, and a great lifestyle? Carefully designed to maximise your space, this one-bedroom apartment plus a great-sized study is perfect for city life. Contemporary kitchen with Miele appliances and beautiful stone benchtops, gas cooking and dishwasher, spacious open-plan living and dining area featuring timber floors & access onto your balcony with views of the Yarra River & beyond.  The good-sized bedroom has floor-to-ceiling windows with ample BIRs, the study is huge, and the central sparkling bathroom completed an immaculate apartment. Additional features include separate euro laundry & security intercom. The building also features a heated indoor lap pool and spa, a gym with free weights, and waterfront living with merely moments to connect you with the entire city. South Wharf and Harbour Town DFO are within easy walking distance. There is a free city tram from your doorstep into the city. Beautiful walking and cycling tracks, harbor walks, and green parklands. Enjoy local eateries and convenience to the post office, medical centers, banks, and Etihad Stadium. To book an inspection, simply click on the “BOOK AN INSPECTION” button and choose your time and date; we will meet you there. Alternatively, please click “Get in Touch,” and we will assist you in booking a time. If you would like to receive notifications of the next available inspection time, please click on “Request an Inspection”. By registering your interest in our property, you will be promptly informed of any changes or updates to your booked inspection. We look forward to seeing you soon. - The team at Aussieproperty.com Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Vendor and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries