1708/87 Franklin Street

Within the distinctive Franklin Lofts complex, this deluxe dual-level apartment offers genuinely rare space and natural light in the CBD, complemented by a secure car park and resort-style facilities that elevate everyday living. Set on Level 17, the 90 sqm (approx.) two-bedroom apartment offers an effortless city base with a clear sense of separation between entertaining and retreat, making it equally compelling for both owner-occupiers and astute investors.

The lower level is dedicated to living at scale, with an expansive open-plan lounge and dining domain framed by floor-to-ceiling glazing that invites the skyline into view and floods the interiors with daylight. A balcony extends the footprint for relaxing and easy entertaining. The kitchen is well-appointed for modern life, with gas cooking, an oven, dishwasher and streamlined storage, creating a practical hub without compromising the clean, contemporary feel.

Upstairs, two bedrooms with spacious study area sit quietly away from the social zones, offering privacy for shared living or flexibility for guests. A central bathroom keeps day-to-day routines seamless, while heating/ cooling, secure intercom entry and an on-site building manager add the peace of mind that matters in a lock-and-leave setting.

Beyond the front door, IGA and Aldi across the street and Melbourne opens up in every direction. Queen Victoria Market becomes your weekly ritual for produce and speciality finds, while Flagstaff Gardens and Carlton Gardens offers an instant green reset between meetings or on weekends. RMIT University is close by for study and campus life, with the University of Melbourne also within easy reach, and the CBD's flagship shopping, dining and theatre precinct is a short stroll or tram ride away.

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