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Luxury Sub-Penthouse With Albert Park Views
? Large Wrap-Around Terrace, Perfect For Enjoying The Amazing Views And Grand Prix Circuit
? Corner Position Filled With Natural Light
? Double Glazed Windows
? Full-Width Sliding Doors Opening To Balcony
? Curved Architectural Column Feature
? Strong Rental Return & High Yield
? Secure Drive-In Car Space
? Waterfall Island Bench With Double Sink
? On The Door Step Of Albert Park Lake
? Building Amenities Include: Gym (Indoor & Outdoor), Residents Lounge & Building Concierge
Sixty-five square metres of north-facing outdoor space, Albert Park Lake at your feet, the city skyline behind it. This is the apartment Queens Road has been waiting for.
Originally created by combining two separate apartments off-the-plan, this sub-penthouse residence is the largest in the building. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a layout that actually makes sense. Generous proportions, real separation between living zones, and a kitchen built for people who use one. Clean lines, serious storage, and a butler's pantry that keeps the mess where it belongs.
Level 9 was chosen deliberately. The building's setback design means the terrace captures maximum sun and space while staying noticeably quieter than comparable homes along Queens Road. You get the address without the noise.
Every bedroom is full-sized, light-filled, and privately serviced by its own bathroom. Nothing shared, nothing compromised.
Residents of Monarc move through an impressive lobby, a stylish residents lounge, and a well-equipped gymnasium. Facilities that match the quality of the home itself.
Opportunities at this scale, on this view, at this address are rare. This is one of them.
This property is proudly presented by Tommy-Lee Davies of Ray White Southbank | Melbourne City, a specialist within the Melbourne 3004 market. If you would like further information about this apartment, or need advice on buying or selling within the Monarc building or surrounding St Kilda Road and Queens Road precinct, please contact Tommy-Lee directly.
? Corner Position Filled With Natural Light
? Double Glazed Windows
? Full-Width Sliding Doors Opening To Balcony
? Curved Architectural Column Feature
? Strong Rental Return & High Yield
? Secure Drive-In Car Space
? Waterfall Island Bench With Double Sink
? On The Door Step Of Albert Park Lake
? Building Amenities Include: Gym (Indoor & Outdoor), Residents Lounge & Building Concierge
Sixty-five square metres of north-facing outdoor space, Albert Park Lake at your feet, the city skyline behind it. This is the apartment Queens Road has been waiting for.
Originally created by combining two separate apartments off-the-plan, this sub-penthouse residence is the largest in the building. Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a layout that actually makes sense. Generous proportions, real separation between living zones, and a kitchen built for people who use one. Clean lines, serious storage, and a butler's pantry that keeps the mess where it belongs.
Level 9 was chosen deliberately. The building's setback design means the terrace captures maximum sun and space while staying noticeably quieter than comparable homes along Queens Road. You get the address without the noise.
Every bedroom is full-sized, light-filled, and privately serviced by its own bathroom. Nothing shared, nothing compromised.
Residents of Monarc move through an impressive lobby, a stylish residents lounge, and a well-equipped gymnasium. Facilities that match the quality of the home itself.
Opportunities at this scale, on this view, at this address are rare. This is one of them.
This property is proudly presented by Tommy-Lee Davies of Ray White Southbank | Melbourne City, a specialist within the Melbourne 3004 market. If you would like further information about this apartment, or need advice on buying or selling within the Monarc building or surrounding St Kilda Road and Queens Road precinct, please contact Tommy-Lee directly.
All information about the property has been provided to Ray White by third parties. Ray White has not verified the information and does not warrant its accuracy or completeness. Parties should make and rely on their own enquiries in relation to the property.
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