G07/210 Alexandra Parade East, Clifton Hill VIC 3068
Apartment
322
Expressions of Interest Closing Thursday 9 October at 3pm
Prized northerly courtyard
Nestled in the coveted Clifton Hill community, this high-quality two-level apartment offers the best of urban living. Set on the ground floor of a tightly held boutique building, the home boasts generous proportions, contemporary design, and a slew of modern features, culminating in a bright, open interior both elegant and refined. A north-facing terrace offers additional o
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