Saw a very impressive apartment on the week-end in Elsternwick, Melbourne. Elsternwick is one of Melbourne's south eastern bayside suburbs bordered by Caulfield, Brighton, Elwood and Carnegie and has seen some of the greatest property price increases in the last few years. Here is an artist's impression of the finished apartments. The apartments are due to be completed in March and they are in the final stages of "fit-out". The apartments are being actively marketed by the appointed real estate agents and it is possible to view the apartments during the week-end "open for inspection times". Elsternwick in Melbourne is effectively a very highly desirable lifestyle location - I'm not sure what the equivalent would be in Sydney but I'm guessing it would be Randwick or similar. There are 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments available. There are 5 levels of aprtments altogether and all the apartments on the top floor have already been sold. Why this is interesting is that there is a very high demand for property in Elsternwick, particularly property that is SO close to train and tram transport, the major strip shopping centre of Glenhuntly Road, the Classic Cinema and of course, Gunter's cafe on the corner of Glenhuntly Road and Elsternwick. The pick of the apartments in this development is Apartment 33 - it is quite simply UNIQUE. Here is a copy of the floor plan. Yes, that is right, what we are looking at is an 11 square 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment with a 26 square rooftop garden! YES - that is correct, a 26 square rooftop "garden" that is accessible from just about every room in the apartment. The views include 360 degrees of surrounding suburbs as well as views to the West of Port Phillip bay - simply stunning. And how much is this apartment? Well, you will need to put a comment on my blog with your email for me to tell you that! G2 Apartments Wilson Pride Adrian Hassett G2 Apartments G2 Apartments Melbourne real estate bargain apartments Century 21 Wilson Pride
Hi Alan,
Yes, an interesting appartment, not that I am a fan of appartments per say, but a roof top like this is worth a lot.
Please send me the asking price, but my guess would be 800 - 900k.
Posted by: Vlad | January 19, 2006 at 02:59 PM
Here we are February 2006.
Now that time has passed to let that rush of blood to the head subside and other information has come to light it is probably time to reopen the SCHAPELLE CORBY file.
Do Australians still think that she and driven snow are closely related or has the passage of time seen a different picture emerge?
What is being made of the fact that brother James was carrying the boogie board and let's hear thoughts about dad's next door neighbour. Must admit it seemed like an unfortunate coincidence until I read that they were great mates and had previously lived next door to each other and worked at the same place.
There do seem to be a lot of unfortunate coincidences about this case don't there?
Posted by: Patrick S | February 07, 2006 at 03:00 PM
SCHAPELLE CORBY.
I posted on 7th Feb asking whether Australians were still of the belief that Miss Corby and driven snow were closely related.
The silence has been deafening!
Is this because nobody visits this site any more, or is Schapelle yesterday's news, or is it because the collective penny is dropping that she may not be as innocient as previously thought?
Love to hear comments especially from PS Kay
Posted by: Patrick S | February 13, 2006 at 09:27 AM