230 Glenlyon Road Brunswick East

Glenlyon Road runs east/ west and intersects with some of Melbourne’s most interesting and iconic streetscapes including Sydney Road which leads into Royal Parade, at the east end with its fabulous and expansive parklands, and Nicholson Street at the west end, with its frequent groupings of small village shops, which constantly surprise and delight. 230 Glenlyon Road is situated towards the east side, closer to Nicholson Street. This brand new, ultra contemporary style building, with its blend of earthy tonings and sophisticated use of bluestone, timber and stacked stones is situated in a wide streetscape, which allows for plenty of parking and is close to transport, and an eclectic mix of shops and entertainment.

The property boasts high quality internal fixtures and fittings: a fully equipped kitchen with granite bench tops, chic bathrooms with porcelain finishes and sophisticated gymnasium, alfresco entertaining area in a garden setting and plenty of car parking and laundry facilities. Other luxuries include large plasma televisions and sound systems in lounge and gym areas. All common areas are serviced regularly. Individual rooms cleaned on a user pays basis.

This property accommodates up to twelve people on a single room or double room basis. Opportunities exist for those who wish to rent several rooms of a house. Communal kitchen, dining and lounge areas assist new arrivals, to Melbourne, to form friendships and networks.

Orientation - Melway map 30 A9:
Glenlyon Road is four kilometres, and a 10-15minute tram ride from the heart of Melbourne CBD plus:

• 50 metres from Balfe Sports and Recreational Park and the 506 bus, eastbound to Mary Train Station, Westgarth Train Station and the bohemian/retro café and restaurant scene and onto the High Street 86 tram which travels to La Trobe University and RMIT Bundoora campus. Westbound to Brunswick Train Station, Moonee Valley Race Course and Puckle Street, Moonee Ponds shopping precinct
• 100 metres from a convenience store
• 100 metres from Nicholson Street 96 tram southbound towards the City and St. Kilda and Melbourne beaches and bayside
• 500 metres from Lygon Street shopping and dining, and the number one tram which leads southbound to Port Melbourne beaches, restaurant and shopping precincts
• 700 metres from scenic bicycle track