303/88 Calisle Street, St Kilda, Vic 3182

In the dynamic heart of St Kilda this industrially textured unit in a vibrant Bayside location right on the doorstep of Carlisle Street. This third-floor balconied apartment oozes style, space and a chic contemporary fit out. 

Holding strong appeal to market entrants, cosmopolitan lifestyle lovers and investors, the impressive accommodation comprises of open-plan living/dining, sleek stone appointed kitchen equipped with quality Miele appliances, a dish drawer and soft-close storage, oak floors and concrete ceiling leading to an open-plan living area, generous, double-glazed sliding doors dissolve boundaries between indoors and out with lovely views. The queen-sized bedroom features mirrored robes, whilst the hotel-style luxe bathroom features a European laundry and one secure basement car space. Complete with RC/air conditioning, double glazing and security video intercom access.

Indulge in a residents’ only rooftop BBQ terrace to unwind or entertain, as well as a prized location, steps to trams and a stroll to Balaclava cafes, restaurants and train station, as well as being close enough a stroll to St Kilda Botanic Gardens and St Kilda beach to enjoy this cosmopolitan location. The perfect balance between retreat-like privacy with unparalleled access to St Kilda’s iconic lifestyle, Steps from Carlisle and Acland Street’s lively retail, dining, bar and entertainment precincts, city-bound trams, St Kilda Botanical Gardens, landmark attractions like the Palais and Luna Park and the foreshore.
This is living reimagined.

Currently tenanted unto 27th August 2026 Rent paying $520pw making this perfect for owner occupiers or investors

Quarterly Expenses:
Body Corporate Levies: $1,219
Council Rates: $185
Water: $251

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