If you have been comparing one-bedroom apartments across Docklands, inspect this one before making a decision.
Apartment 707 offers something increasingly difficult to find at this price point - genuine space.
With approximately 67.6m2 of total area, soaring 2.89m ceilings and a substantial 13.2m2 multipurpose room, this is far more flexible than the typical one-bedroom apartment.
The additional room creates valuable extra space for a serious home office, study, second living area or other use to suit the purchaser, while the main living area opens to a generous balcony with excellent natural light and a modern Docklands outlook.
For investors, the numbers are equally compelling.
Currently returning $675 per week, the apartment offers an approximate 8%+ gross rental yield across the advertised price range, making it a strong option for buyers seeking income as well as long-term inner-city exposure.
PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS
- Approx. 67.6m2 total area
- Approx. 13.2m2 multipurpose room
- Impressive 2.89m ceiling height
- Currently returning $675 per week
- Approx. 8%+ gross rental yield across the advertised range
- Large private balcony
- Floor-to-ceiling glazing
- Excellent natural light
- Quality timber flooring
- Contemporary kitchen with excellent storage
- Double-glazed windows and doors
- Split-system heating and cooling
- Secure video intercom
- Premium resident facilities
- Free tram access nearby
- The District Docklands within easy reach
- Waterfront, dining, entertainment and Melbourne CBD access all close by
Residents also enjoy access to impressive communal facilities including pool, gym, spa, sauna, lounge areas, landscaped outdoor spaces and BBQ facilities.
ONE-BEDROOM PRICE. FAR MORE THAN ONE-BEDROOM SPACE.
Whether you are looking for a high-yield investment, a Melbourne base or simply more usable space than most Docklands apartments provide, Apartment 707 deserves to be inspected.
Contact Altora Global to arrange your inspection.
The multipurpose room is not represented as an approved second bedroom. Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding intended use. Rental returns and yields are approximate only and are not guaranteed.