Granting front row balcony seats to the Melbourne Grand Prix and New Year's Eve fireworks, this SJB Architect designed, Monarc apartment delivers resort-style luxury for the lifestyle savvy with premium finishes and first-class building amenities. Glamour packed throughout, the open plan living, dining and kitchen spans out onto a fabulous balcony where you can celebrate with friends, while resident ameniti
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20 Oct 2024
Sold
Inner Real Estate
Listed: 19/09/2024
Transfer type: Full transfer
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SummaryMedian sales
Average Age
29 years
Population
54,941
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