404/16 Anderson Street, West Melbourne VIC 3003
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Brilliant city-edge low-maintenance living
Situated in the boutique low-rise JOURNAL building, this fourth-floor apartment combines quality features with terrific city views to deliver a lifestyle that’s perfect for professionals, investors and out-of-towners alike.
Step inside to discover an impeccably-presented interior comprising a sizeable bedroom with built-in robes complemented by a stylish bathroom with frameless shower and floor-to-ceiling tiles.
Filled with natural light, the open-plan living/meals area is adjoined by a sleek stone-top kitchen complete with concealed fridge space, AEG cooking appliances and integrated Fisher & Paykel dishwasher.
Other stand-outs include split-system heating/cooling, engineered timber floors, double-glazed windows, European laundry and full-width undercover balcony to enjoy the delightful skyline views, plus a secure entry foyer, lower-level parking space and storage cage.
North Melbourne Station around the corner along with Woolies Metro and the 401 bus (to uni/hospital precincts), it’s also walking distance to Errol Street cafes and Victoria Street trams, as well as easy access to local schools (University HS zone), Queen Vic Market and the CBD.
Step inside to discover an impeccably-presented interior comprising a sizeable bedroom with built-in robes complemented by a stylish bathroom with frameless shower and floor-to-ceiling tiles.
Filled with natural light, the open-plan living/meals area is adjoined by a sleek stone-top kitchen complete with concealed fridge space, AEG cooking appliances and integrated Fisher & Paykel dishwasher.
Other stand-outs include split-system heating/cooling, engineered timber floors, double-glazed windows, European laundry and full-width undercover balcony to enjoy the delightful skyline views, plus a secure entry foyer, lower-level parking space and storage cage.
North Melbourne Station around the corner along with Woolies Metro and the 401 bus (to uni/hospital precincts), it’s also walking distance to Errol Street cafes and Victoria Street trams, as well as easy access to local schools (University HS zone), Queen Vic Market and the CBD.
