This incredibly well-positioned apartment in an established apartment block is ideal for someone looking to combine a lock up and go lifestyle with city living. Within walking distance to Rosebank Mall and all its amenities like restaurants and shops, you would not need a car.
The apartment block itself has a PM security guard with controlled access and CCTV. On the 2nd floor, you enter into a really good-sized entrance hall onto double doors which leads to the lounge/tv room and dining room. This leads off onto a sunny enclosed patio which could be a 2nd bedroom or a study or sunroom. The kitchen has space for a dishwasher and is neatly appointed.
The main bedroom, with built-in cupboards, is very spacious and flows onto the bathroom. The bathroom also has space and plumbing for a tumble dryer or washing machine. The kitchen has a free-standing oven/hob and one appliance with ample cupboard space. This trendy apartment is Tiled throughout, spacious and neat.
Other features include a pool table, 2 outside courtyard areas and of course the incredible proximity to Rosebank mall, offices and hotels in the area.
Rosebank is part of the original farm known as Rosemill Orchards. Auctioneer Richard Currie, first sold plots in this area in 1896. Streets were renamed in 1919 by the City Council in honour of British Admirals of World War I. Cecil Behrmann was one of the first developers of Rosebank. In 1945 he purchased the south-western corner of Oxford Road and Tyrwhitt Avenue on behalf of a syndicate, with construction...
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