A standout opportunity on Level 11, Suite 1130 & 1132 delivers a rare combination in the St Kilda Road precinct: a private balcony, uninterrupted Port Phillip Bay views, and a highquality, moveinready fitout. Perfect for professional services, medical or consulting rooms, this suite offers both prestige and practicality in one of Melbournes most connected commercial locations.
Key Features:
- Private balcony exceptionally rare within the building, ideal for staff breakout or client appeal
Suite 1130 & 1132 is a rare highfloor offering that combines outlook, amenity and a premium fitoutideal for owneroccupiers or businesses seeking one of the best offices in the building.
Property Code: 1086
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