SOLD
Positioned within one of Hawthorn East’s most architecturally impressive developments, this sophisticated 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment offers a refined lifestyle just moments from Camberwell Junction’s shops, dining and transport.
Step inside to discover a light filled open plan living and dining area, where modern flooring and recessed downlights create a warm, contemporary feel. Sliding doors open to a generous covered balcony featuring a timber lined ceiling, vertical privacy louvres and a peaceful leafy outlook across established tree tops the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening entertaining.
The kitchen is a true highlight, boasting stone benchtops, a gas cooktop, stainless steel oven, integrated rangehood, dishwasher, pantry and ample soft close cabinetry finished with elegant vertical paneling in a sophisticated taupe tone. A waterfall edge island bench provides additional prep space and a natural gathering point for the home. A European laundry is tucked neatly nearby.
Both bedrooms are generously proportioned with plush carpet, built in robes and excellent natural light. The main bedroom features dual built in robes and ensuite access, while the second bedroom is serviced by the central bathroom. Both bathrooms feature floor to ceiling white tiles, frameless glass rainfall showers, matte black tapware and fixtures, and floating stone topped vanities with soft close drawers. A dedicated study provides the ideal work from home space.
Additional features include split-system heating and cooling, secure intercom entry and plentiful storage situated on the same floor as the apartment.
All of this within Rothelowman’s landmark ‘Hawthorn Park’ home to Melbourne’s only glass-bottom sky pool, 2,000sqm of Jack Merlo designed gardens, a fully equipped gym, yoga studio, massage rooms and rooftop alfresco dining. Secure basement parking with storage cage included. Steps to Camberwell Junction’s cafes, restaurants, Rivoli Cinemas, Fresh Food Market and Sunday Market, with trains to the CBD in 15 minutes.
