1313/182 Edward Street

Elevated within the sought-after Tip Top precinct and only a short stroll from Lygon Street, this smartly appointed one-bedroom apartment offers an easy, connected lifestyle with nothing to do but move in and enjoy. A wraparound balcony frames the home on two sides, creating a wonderful sense of light, space and an extension of everyday living.

Warm timber floors flow through the open-plan living and dining zone, where corner glazing and sliding doors open to a leafy rooftop outlook. With room for a bistro setting and greenery, the balcony is made for morning coffee, sunset drinks with friends and relaxed weekend entertaining, effortlessly blurring the line between inside and out.

The well-planned kitchen pairs stone benchtops and a mirrored splashback with crisp cabinetry, premium appliances and a pantry. The carpeted bedroom offers a calm retreat with a full-height window and built-in robes, while the sleek bathroom features an enclosed shower, stone vanity with vessel basin and mirrored storage. A concealed laundry, entry hall storage, split system heating and cooling, and secure intercom entry complete a home that is as practical as it is stylish.

Residents enjoy landscaped communal courtyards and garden seating within this architecturally designed complex, while trams moments from the door offer a direct run to the University of Melbourne, RMIT and the CBD. Everything you need is close at hand, from the vibrant restaurants, cafés, bars and boutique shopping of Lygon Street to nearby parklands and bike paths for weekend rides and runs.

Low maintenance and superbly connected, this is an outstanding opportunity to secure a contemporary city-fringe home in one of Brunswick East's most desirable addresses, where convenience, community and character come together with ease.

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