2605/9 Waterside Place
Docklands vic 3008

PREFERRED LEASE TERM: 12 Months

Heating/Cooling: multi heads system

Furnishings: Unfurnished

Parking: 2x underground parking spaces

Storage: n/a

Cooking: Gas cooktop, oven and dishwasher

Bills/Utilities: Renters to pay for water usage, electricity and gas

Embedded network: no

Building Facilities: Floor Level, Gym, pool, sauna

On offer is this superb Luxury TWO bedroom two bath apartment perfectly poised facing north and overlooking the water & Marina.

This 5 Star 'CONCAVO' building has set the bench-mark for all future living within the Docklands precinct. The views from this beautiful apartment could not be better as you peer from your living room or bedrooms across the water to NewQuay and beyond, the marina below or down the river to Bolte Bridge.

This breathtaking apartment comprises of TWO spacious bedrooms master with stylish ensuite, separate laundry room with washing machine & clothes dryer, a designer kitchen with stainless steel appliances including Fridge, stone bench tops, and an abundance of cupboard space, living room with amazing water views, a wide balcony perfect for entertaining, ducted air conditioning/heating and undercover car space

In addition, the amenities of this luxurious building includes:

- Residents Lounge

- Business Centre & Board Room

- Cinema

- North facing Sky Garden facing the water, with BBQ facilities

- 25 metre indoor heated pool, spa and sauna (within the Convesso building)

- Gymnasium and treatment room (within the Convesso building)

Easy access to:

- Local schools in the area include:​ Docklands Primary School, South Melbourne Primary

School, Port Melbourne Primary School,

- All your shopping needs are covered with: Spencer outlet, Dockland district,

-Nearby university’s: Monash, Deakin, Latrobe, CQU

Public Transport: tram, train, bus

Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained

in this advertisement, Barry Plant Docklands will not be held liable for any errors or

omissions. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries.