24D Napier Street, South Melbourne.

Perched high in the award-winning, 1970s' City Edge classic by architects Daryl Jackson and Evan Walker, this striking split-level apartment offers a home filled with character and light while settled comfortably amongst the eucalypts. Featuring an elegant entryway, a generously-proportioned living room and overall clever layout, this unique residence is crowned by a stunning, sun-filled rooftop terrace showing a 270 degree vista of city-edge living - perfect for entertaining or just relaxing while enjoying the native birdlife. Designed with a focus on light and space, light streams in from opposing East-West windows throughout the day. The vast, open living and dining room is further enhanced by solid-feel, bamboo floorboards and a split system for heat or cooling. A bespoke kitchen features Miele cookware, dishwasher, mirrored splashback, wine storage and a wide, stone benchtop. The two, well-separated, robed bedrooms are conveniently served by renewed en suite and bathroom, the main with a bathtub and adjoining laundry. This captivating home employs lift access, secure intercom entry and an undercover, gated carpark. Centrally located between the Royal Botanic Gardens, Albert Park Lake and St Vincent Gardens for nearby nature reserves, it's just a short walk to Clarendon Street, Victoria Avenue and South Melbourne Market for cafés, restaurants and shops, as well as easy tram access into the city and convenience of the new Anzac station nearby.