Light-Filled Converted Warehouse Apt in Prahran

Summary:
Well-appointed New York loft style apartment in the heart of Prahran. Split between 2 levels, this spacious 2BR includes all the comforts of home in a truly unbeatable location on Chapel St.

Tons of natural light, luxurious king-sized beds, a newly renovated bathroom with a large spa bathtub + rainwater shower head, fully-equipped kitchen with modern appliances, 5G WiFi, work space, comfortable lounge room with 65" Smart TV.

The perfect home base to explore all Melbourne has to offer.

The Space:
PROPERTY + LOCATION OVERVIEW:

Located in the heart of Melbourne's highly sought after Prahran neighbourhood is the landmark "Love & Lewis" building. Built in the early twentieth century, formerly a bustling department store, now converted into stylish apartments for modern inner-city living.

Centrally located on thriving Chapel Street with endless options for restaurants, cafes, shopping and nightlife at your doorstep.

230m to Prahran Market - a popular foodie destination with global eateries and a wide range of certified organic produce vendors, free-range meat and poultry, sustainable seafood and more.

50m to Prahran Square with paid undercover parking garage, outdoor seating, Coles, Woolworths and Dan Murphys.

Walking distance to public transport, just 65m to nearest tram stop.


APARTMENT OVERVIEW:
Spacious split level apartment located on the 4th floor (lift in building), with two bedrooms, a newly renovated bathroom and an open plan dining + living area.

Professionally cleaned with hotel quality bed linen and towels provided.

Self check-in anytime from 3PM.


Upper Level:
Spacious open plan living on the upper level. Lofted space overlooks Chapel St with two stunning arched windows allowing heaps of natural light to stream in.

Kitchen: fully-equipped kitchen with island and modern appliances: Smeg oven and gas stovetop, dishwasher, microwave, fridge/freezer, & cooking essentials

Living room: comfortable sofa, 65" OLED Smart TV, portable aircon unit for cooling and heating, rowing machine + weights provided for guest use

Dining: dining table and chairs; can be used as an additional dedicated workspace in addition to home cooked meals


Lower Level:
Bedroom 1: main bedroom includes a king-sized bed, built-in wardrobes, heritage arched windows, Dyson 'Purifier Hot + Cool', desk & office chair

Bedroom 2: second bedroom also has a king-sized bed, built in robes and portable aircon unit for heating and cooling

Bathroom: newly renovated central bathroom with rain water shower head and spa bathtub

European style laundry with washer/dryer

Guest Access:
Guests will have full access to the entire property during their stay.

The Neighborhood:
Separated from the CBD by Melbourne’s sporting precinct, this area along the Birrarung (Yarra River) was a gathering place for members of the Kulin Nation long before the stadiums were erected. There are three distinct vibes here: Victoria Street is Melbourne’s go-to destination for Vietnamese food; Bridge Road is known for its factory outlets, both fashion and furniture; and Swan Street brims with some of the suburb’s best restaurants and cafés. And Richmond is home to one of Melbourne’s most beloved live music institutions, the Corner Hotel. It’s also a very community-minded suburb, with the Richmond Churches Food Centre distributing much-needed food to anyone who needs it for the past 30 years – including all through Melbourne’s lockdowns. Yarra Council, which includes Richmond, was one of the first local governments in the world to declare a climate emergency, and has committed to an ambitious plan to make the suburb greener for good.

The perfect day: Start your day with blueberry-and-ricotta hotcakes at Church Street café, Top Paddock, then do a bit of window (or actual!) shopping at the outlets along nearby Bridge Road. Pick up a bánh mi for lunch at Phuoc Thanh. If there’s no sport on, you can go on a behind-the-scenes tour at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. In the evening, settle into the Corner Hotel for a proper pub meal and rock out to some live music.

Plan your trip: For when the footy’s on. If the Richmond Tigers are playing, don yellow and black and join the Tiger Army.

Getting Around:
Richmond has four train stations: North Richmond, West Richmond, East Richmond, and Richmond. The latter is the suburb’s major hub located on the easternmost point of Swan Street. The suburb is serviced by five trams from the CBD (12, 109, 48, 70 and 75). The 78 tram runs from north to south via Church Street.

Other Things to Note:
We kindly request that you read the house rules prior to booking and respect them during your stay. Parties or events of any kind will not be tolerated. Violation of this rule will result in eviction from the property and charges for any damages or additional cleaning required. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!

City Tax may applicable for this property. This tax is not included in the booking price and will be collected directly from you Before arrival. The amount is calculated per person, per night, and could vary according to local regulations. We kindly ask you to prepare for this payment during check-in. Thank you for your understanding.