204/30 St Andrews Place

East Melbourne VIC 3002

• Entering the apartment building, the grand entrance foyer is welcoming with graceful art deco furnishings, plush carpet and marble-tiled lifts.
• The apartment’s entry leads into a spacious living and dining area featuring art deco windows, glowing polished timber floorboards and fully ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning for comfort.
• All windows in the residence offer superb views of the historic buildings in the Treasury Reserve Precinct below, a streetscape in the rare Edwardian Baroque style that has barely changed in over a century.
• The striking kitchen is a highlight with stone benchtops, gloss cabinetry, stainless-steel Miele appliances including gas cooktop, double sink, deep red glass splashbacks and breakfast bar.
• The restful bedroom is set amongst treetops with French doors opening onto a balcony with Art Deco metal balustrade and a glorious vista. It also benefits from a fitted walk-in robe and an ensuite, fully tiled in marble and including a vanity, spa bath and separate hobless shower with frameless glazing.
• The adjoining study has its own French doors and balcony, and the powder room with second vanity comes off this elegant room making it accessible for guests.
• A sizeable separate laundry includes an attractive basin-like trough and full-height cupboards for linen and other storage.
• Further highlights include: Rich polished timber flooring and downlights throughout; and higher ceilings in the living area, bedroom and study.

Everything within walking distance:
• Pleasant walks will be part of your lifestyle - make Fitzroy Gardens your daily promenade (2-min walk) and avoid traffic at the MCG or tennis arenas (15-min walk); then unwind at a health and day spa (3-min walk).
• So many entertainment choices: High Tea at the Windsor (5-min walk); shopping in Collins Street (4-min walk); coffee in Flinders Lane; dining in Chinatown then a show at the Princess or Her Majesty’s Theatre or an arty film at the Kino (all within a 10-min stroll); or a little further to NGV’s Ian Potter Centre and Fed Square.
• You may well be able to walk to work in the City, but if not, the free tram zone starts at Spring Street (4-min walk) and Parliament Station is just a 3-min walk.
• Perfectly positioned for Melbourne’s workplaces, shops, dining and night life, this stylish apartment is a rare find.