Where Bigger Is Better

Need a home to fit that image of the lock-and-go executive lifestyle you have floating around in your mind? Look no further — we've found it for you.

Set within a fashionable apartment complex footsteps away from Holmesglen train station, Holmesglen Institute, scenic parkland and local shops and close to Chadstone Shopping Centre, the Monash Freeway and Monash University, it's an instant lifestyle upgrade. And when you swipe the keyless entry into the safe and secure complex, set foot inside this cutting-edge two-bedroom apartment, you'll also become quickly aware that this apartment is certainly bigger and therefore better than most in the building!

If you're expecting a compact balcony, you'll be swept off your feet upon sampling the impressive size and scale of the larger than average entertainer's balcony, which integrates with the radiant open-plan living domain showcasing large proportions, sleek square-set high ceilings, wide timber floors and a deluxe kitchen with waterfall stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances and glass splashback.

Two large (there's that word again!) bedrooms are fitted with built-in robes, and in the case of the big master bedroom, it boasts the added luxury of direct outdoor access. Both, however, enjoy easy access to the stylish central bathroom.

Split-system heating/cooling, European laundry, video intercom, single basement car space and loads of natural light throughout adds further appeal, as does exclusive access to the building's communal BBQ area, which presents the perfect space to host friends and family in a fashionable space.

Who said bigger isn't better?


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