9/22-26 Howard Street

Boutique ease, urban energy

Expressions of Interest – Closing Tuesday, 24th of March at 5pm (unless sold prior).

North Melbourne has its own rhythm. Coffee taken seriously, restaurants you return to, parks where people actually sit and read, and transport that gets you everywhere in minutes. This apartment is planted firmly in it.

Behind the bronze-toned façade of the boutique building, the interior opens into a generous living and dining room. Floorboards lead to folding doors that pull right back to a covered balcony tiled in terracotta, so sheltered and spacious it feels more like an outdoor room. With the doors open, the two zones become one, and the sunbaked finish underfoot lends the space a subtle European edge. The kitchen is positioned to one side, its mosaic splashback catching the light, with a gas cooktop, underbench oven and dishwasher. A window above the sink looks across rooftops and sky.

Both bedrooms include robes. The main has its own ensuite, while the second incorporates a desk recess with overhead storage. The central bathroom features a floating vanity and shower over bath, and integrated laundry facilities with shelving. It’s a layout that works just as well for a family as it does for a couple.

A secure car space, split-system air conditioner and intercom entry are included. Beyond the front door, Errol Street’s restaurants and cafes, Flagstaff Gardens, Eades Park, tram stops, trains, Melbourne Central and the Bio-Medical and University precinct are all a short walk away.