OPULENT CITY LIVING

The Victorian Railways Office Building is on of Melbourne's landmark historic buildings. Built in the Renaissance Revival style by James Moore in 1893, this building reflects the 'boom' conditions of the time and the importance of the rail system during the late 19th century.<br/><br/>From the moment you enter the front portico, you are greeted by a wide sweeping staircase, tessellated tile flooring, high ornate columned arches and soaring ceilings - creating a wonderful sense of arrival. This leads you directly to your private and gracious apartment.<br/><br/>Rich in history and sympathetically refurbished, this historic apartment is perfect as a permanent principal city residence, city escape, investment or exclusive upmarket accommodation venture. The 2 storey, 228m2 apartment features entry foyer, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, gracious sitting and dining areas, second informal sitting area, office, fully serviced kitchen, storage areas plus personal car parking space. The apartment interior retains all the historical features associated with such an important building - 6m ceilings, oversized windows and ornate rosettes and cornices. All facilities required to 'wind down' at the end of the day are catered for - swimming pool, spa, sauna, gymnasium, courtyard, library plus dining and bar facilities at the Grand Hotel Melbourne.<br/><br/>This apartment benefits from its position in the CBD of one the world's great cities - Melbourne. At your doorstep is the Collins Street financial and corporate district, leading art galleries, entertainment venues, food precincts, high end shopping strips and arcades, sporting grounds, the Yarra River and South Bank Complex plus historically important parks and gardens at your doorstep.<br/><br/>Apartment 316 at 57 Spencer Street offers a prime opportunity to embrace city living within a remarkable apartment complex in one of Melbourne's iconic historical buildings in the heart of the CBD.<br/><br/>For further information or to arrange a private inspection, please contact Dominic Romeo on - 0438 500 277 or email - [email protected]<br/><br/>