4/1009 Rathdowne Street, Carlton North VIC 3054
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City-edge sanctuary of quality and class
Well back from the street, this boutique Rathdowne Gardens townhouse delivers a lifestyle of low-maintenance perfection with its well-proportioned rooms, impressive enhancements and treasured location on Carlton North's premier tree-lined boulevard.
Looking out to the manicured residents' garden, the home's spacious and serene interior showcases two genuinely large bedrooms (both with BIRs) complemented by a luxurious central bathroom with frameless shower and floor-to-ceiling tiles. The open-plan living/dining areas are filled with natural light and further enhanced by a contemporary stone-bench kitchen complete with dishwasher and Miele cooking appliances. High ceilings add to the allure, along with split-system heating/cooling and stylish engineered timber floors, solar power, plus a sunny courtyard garden with pergola and secure off-street parking option via the rear ROW.
Parkland and Rail Trail at the end of the street, it's also walking distance to village cafes and shops, local schools and a choice of tramlines, as well as easy access to Lygon Street eateries and the open spaces of Princes Park.
Looking out to the manicured residents' garden, the home's spacious and serene interior showcases two genuinely large bedrooms (both with BIRs) complemented by a luxurious central bathroom with frameless shower and floor-to-ceiling tiles. The open-plan living/dining areas are filled with natural light and further enhanced by a contemporary stone-bench kitchen complete with dishwasher and Miele cooking appliances. High ceilings add to the allure, along with split-system heating/cooling and stylish engineered timber floors, solar power, plus a sunny courtyard garden with pergola and secure off-street parking option via the rear ROW.
Parkland and Rail Trail at the end of the street, it's also walking distance to village cafes and shops, local schools and a choice of tramlines, as well as easy access to Lygon Street eateries and the open spaces of Princes Park.
