FOR SALE
$600,000 - $630,000

1703A/8 Franklin Street
Melbourne VIC 3000

Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Car spaces: 1
Floor area: 70m2
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Enticing vogue living in dream CBD location

From the moment you step into the Italian-inspired marble foyer with a 24-hour concierge/security service, you will be thrilled by the enticing lifestyle both within and around the lavish Milano apartments.
In a pivotal position just steps to RMIT, Melbourne University, entertainment complexes, high-end fashion shops and a long list of desirable dining, embrace this easy existence near public transport and the Queen Victoria Market.
Inside, a range of resident facilities including a tennis court, gym, pool, spa, sauna, cinema, lounge, kitchen, and BBQ areas add to the alluring experience.
Relax with ever-changing city views filling the balcony, open-plan living, meals and stylish stone kitchen with quality appliances. Both of the 2 double bedrooms feature a sleek ensuite and built-in robes, while other benefits include 2.7 meter high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and a split system air-conditioner in the living area, and a secure carparking lot.
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Property Details for 1703a/8 Franklin St, Melbourne

1703a/8 Franklin St, Melbourne is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom Apartment with 1 parking spaces. The property has a floor size of 70m2. The place is currently for sale with Melcorp Property.

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Apartment
Floor Size
70m2

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