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Warehouse Charm Meets Contemporary City Living
Set within a boutique warehouse conversion dating back to circa 1930, this apartment captures the enduring appeal of industrial architecture paired with contemporary comfort. The original red-brick façade and retained industrial bones give the building a strong sense of identity, while the early-2000s conversion delivers spaces that are generous, solid and quietly impressive.
Step inside and the volume registers immediately. High ceilings and polished timber floors sweep through a genuinely large living and dining room where the open-plan layout works in your favour, with no compromise on space. The kitchen sits cleanly within the flow, fully equipped and ready to use, while sliding doors peel back to a private patio that extends your living footprint and invites easy alfresco entertaining.
The main bedroom is substantial, fitted with built-in robes and opening directly onto a second, full-width patio that feels like a private courtyard. A modern bathroom includes a shower and concealed European laundry, keeping the look streamlined. A car space and storage unit complete the package.
Zoned for North Melbourne Primary School and University High School, it’s within walking distance of Queen Victoria Market, Flagstaff Gardens and Errol Street’s cafe strip. The CBD, Docklands, Marvel Stadium and Spencer Outlet Centre are all within easy reach, with North Melbourne and Southern Cross stations plus extensive tram and bus connections making transport seamless.
