6 Boughton Place, West Melbourne VIC 3003

Enjoying inner-city prestige, minutes to Flagstaff Gardens, Queen Victoria Market and the city’s dynamic heart, is this feature-packed two bedroom plus home office, three bathroom residence of exemplary quality.
Designed for effortless entertaining, relaxing and living, this stunning home features an elevator, private alfresco balcony and brilliant rooftop terrace complemented by a gas log fire, integrated barbecue, outdoor shower and stacker doors ensuring seamless indoor/outdoor transition to an adjoining rooftop retreat.
Offering an idyllic escape from busy lifestyles is a warehouse-inspired open plan living domain, framed by polished timber floors, high ceilings and LED lighting and featuring a home theatre system, drop-down screen and ambient gas log fire.
Showcasing a stone waterfall island, soft-closing cabinetry and top-of-the-range appliances, including an IAG
cooktop, two wall ovens, coffee machine, wine fridge, microwave, Fisher and Paykel dual-drawer dishwasher and plumbed-in LG refrigerator, the kitchen is without compromise.
Two beautiful bedrooms flaunt generous built-in robes, and both present ensuites.
You’ll also appreciate a guest bathroom, powder room and laundry.
Highlights include reverse-cycle heating/cooling units, video intercoms,
ducted vacuum, solar electricity and big double garage/storage offering direct entry.
With cafes, restaurants, theatres, world-class shopping, entertainment and sporting precincts nearby, this is living!

Features
Two deluxe bedrooms plus home office, three opulent bathrooms and guest powder room
Warehouse-inspired living domain boasts home theatre system and alfresco balcony access
Designed for entertaining and relaxing is a rooftop terrace with indoor/outdoor capabilities
Vogue kitchen with quality stainless steel appliances, induction cooktop and stone benches

Includes elevator, split systems, gas log fires, security system/intercoms and double garage

Stroll to Flagstaff Gardens, Queen Victoria Market, cafes, restaurants, theatres and the CBD