Apartment in Melbourne
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
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High-end valueWell priced for this area
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About this apartment rental
It's not new. The kitchen has seen things. But it's three real bedrooms on Toorak Road, and it comes with a car space — which in South Yarra is like finding a park on Chapel St.
Three queen beds, three doors that close.
One bathroom, one bathtub, one plan for the morning.
A proper kitchen and a table big enough for six.
The 58 tram goes past the door and into town.
Chapel St, the Botanic Gardens and the Tan are all on foot.
THE BEDROOMS — Three of them, a queen in each, three doors that actually close. Six people, no one on a sofa bed, no one drawing the short straw. Black-out blinds, extra pillows and blankets, fresh linen made up before you get here.
THE BATHROOM — Singular. One bathroom, with a bathtub, between six of you. Great for a family, a bit of a negotiation for six adults — go in knowing.
THE KITCHEN — A real one. Gas stovetop, oven, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, freezer, toaster, kettle, coffee maker. Pots, pans, oil, salt and pepper, dishes, cutlery, wine glasses, and a dining table that seats everyone.
THE BUILDING — Older, and we'd rather say it than have you discover it. Clean and properly kitted out, but the finishes have history. That's the deal you're getting on the price.
THE REST — Washer and dryer in the flat, iron, ceiling fan, portable heater, wifi, TV, a desk to work at. Free car space downstairs. Long stays welcome.
Straight up: this is an older building. Clean, comfortable, everything works — but the fittings have a few decades on them. We'd rather you book knowing that than arrive expecting a magazine spread. The upside is the price for this address.
One bathroom, six guests. Do the maths on your group before you book.
Laundromat nearby if the machine can't keep up.
Three queen beds, three doors that close.
One bathroom, one bathtub, one plan for the morning.
A proper kitchen and a table big enough for six.
The 58 tram goes past the door and into town.
Chapel St, the Botanic Gardens and the Tan are all on foot.
THE BEDROOMS — Three of them, a queen in each, three doors that actually close. Six people, no one on a sofa bed, no one drawing the short straw. Black-out blinds, extra pillows and blankets, fresh linen made up before you get here.
THE BATHROOM — Singular. One bathroom, with a bathtub, between six of you. Great for a family, a bit of a negotiation for six adults — go in knowing.
THE KITCHEN — A real one. Gas stovetop, oven, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, freezer, toaster, kettle, coffee maker. Pots, pans, oil, salt and pepper, dishes, cutlery, wine glasses, and a dining table that seats everyone.
THE BUILDING — Older, and we'd rather say it than have you discover it. Clean and properly kitted out, but the finishes have history. That's the deal you're getting on the price.
THE REST — Washer and dryer in the flat, iron, ceiling fan, portable heater, wifi, TV, a desk to work at. Free car space downstairs. Long stays welcome.
Straight up: this is an older building. Clean, comfortable, everything works — but the fittings have a few decades on them. We'd rather you book knowing that than arrive expecting a magazine spread. The upside is the price for this address.
One bathroom, six guests. Do the maths on your group before you book.
Laundromat nearby if the machine can't keep up.
Amenities at Brunch on Chapel, Sleep on Toorak Rd
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Melbourne
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