15/16 Etna Street, Glen Huntly

An easy-care offering simply brimming with highlights, this stunning 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment delivers luxurious low maintenance living of house-sized proportions in the most convenient of locations.

Gracing the ground floor of the exclusive “Etna James” development and easily accessible with both lobby and street entry, its designer finishes, sun-filled spaces and huge wrap-around courtyard are matched by unbeatable proximity to the station, trams, fabulous eateries and Woolworths & other daily necessities for a lifestyle that is truly second to none.

Bound to appeal to discerning downsizers and busy professionals in equal measure, the residence comprises a vast open plan living/dining zone; a space that spills seamlessly outside to the street-facing yet private courtyard where generous decking sets the scene for easy open-air relaxation or entertaining.

Perfectly positioned for both indoor and outdoor dining, the breathtaking kitchen is anchored by a broad stone island and is equipped with quality Ilve/AEG appliances – including a new dishwasher – while a light-reflecting mirrored splashback and ample cupboard space are sure to impress.

All three bedrooms enjoy leafy garden outlooks, including the ensuited primary bedroom which has access to its own alfresco deck – the perfect space to catch some early morning sunshine.

The second bathroom features floor-to-ceiling tiles while additional standout features include a European-style laundry, split system heating/cooling and video intercom entry. Double glazed and exceptionally quiet, the apartment also comes with two secure parking spaces and storage.

In a group of mostly owner-occupied residences, the apartment is ready to be enjoyed. Nearby schools include Glen Huntly Primary School and Glen Eira College, while the future site of the Mount Scopus Memorial College is just moments away.

We donate a portion of our fee from every property transaction to the Woodards Foundation to support people experiencing homelessness, family violence and social isolation.