53 Stokes Street, Port Melbourne VIC 3207

About 150 years ago, Thomas Swallow established a biscuit factory metres from the bay. The Swallow & Ariell building is of historical significance as the fifth largest factory in the world in 1883. Now, you can enjoy this magnificent warehouse conversion in this tightly held development which offers the ultimate beachside lifestyle.
This period style property with a modern twist blends old world architecture with stunning modern fixtures and finishes.

With polished timber and concrete floors, no expense has been spared on this truly one of a kind property.
The wonderful sense of style, space and light that defines this brilliantly refurbished contemporary residence will enable you to entertain in style.

The generous sized gourmet kitchen with stainless Steel European appliances and stone bench tops has plenty of room for you and your guests. Enjoy the expansive light filled living room as you step up into a generous dining area with French doors that open into your private paved courtyard.

You'll be the envy of all your friends in this perfectly renovated modern bathroom, which has a frameless glass shower and a polished concrete sink.

If that's not enough this couple have thought of everything, I dare you to find the cleverly hidden European laundry or count the number and variety of storage cupboards, draws in the property.

You will also enjoy two generous bedrooms both with walk in robes, including main with French door access to the private courtyard.

The secure off street parking spot is just a few steps from the back door. An additional permanent parking permit plus two visitor permits are also available STCA.

The development also known as the Anchorage, is grouped around a beautifully manicured shared gardens of about 0.4 hectares.

Owners facilities include a sparkling outdoor pool and an indoor gym with no membership required.
Situated in Melbourne's most sought-after bayside location only metres to the beach, city light rail and a multitude of cafes, restaurants and boutique shops.