FOR SALE
$490,000 TO $510,000

Spencer Street
Melbourne VIC 3000

Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Car spaces: -
Land area: 75m2
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Penthouse of One Bedrooms

Built in the Renaissance Revival style by James Moore in 1893 the Grand is a reminder of a by gone Victorian Gold rush era, where attention to detail and architectural grandeur reigned supreme. Upon entry, you are greeted by an impeccably maintained building with the main feature being the high ornate columned arches and soaring ceilings.
On offer is a light filled fully renovated Mezzanine style living in one of Melbourne's most opulent Heritage buildings in the form of this north facing apartment suitable for an owner occupier or investor. Located across the road from Southern Cross station and a short stroll to the Melbourne aquarium, the Australian Art Centre, Crown Casino and DFO is one of Melbourne's true land marks.
The apartment offers the discerning buyer the comforts of one-bedroom loft mezzanine style living with ducted heating and cooling approximately 75sqm in size. Features also include Grand 2.5 metre double glazed windows, a void of 4-metre-high ceilings and the building itself offers services such as pool, spa, sauna, gymnasium, onsite caretaker, piano Bar, restaurant and cafe.
For a private inspection call Richard 0437 250 964.
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Property Details for 544/57 Spencer St, Melbourne

544/57 Spencer St, Melbourne is a 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom Apartment. The property has a land size of 75m2. The place is currently for sale with Keystone Real Estate .

Building Type
Apartment
Land Size
75m2

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