Thoughtfully designed, 38 Albermarle Street sits behind an original art-deco façade by Harry A. Norris — the architect behind icons like Curtin House and the Nicholas Building — and was recognised in the Architecture Awards for Residential Architecture – Multiple Housing 2023. Located just 3 kilometres from the CBD, you’re an easy five-minute walk to both Kensington and Macaulay train stations (only two stops to Southern Cross!), and close to the Capital City Trail for weekend rides or daily commutes. Open-air walkways allow for natural light and fresh air to flow through the building, while secure intercom access, lift access, and lush landscaping throughout make every part of coming home feel welcoming and easy. Inside this city-facing 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment, you’ll find: – Integrated Fisher & Paykel appliances: fridge, induction cooktop, oven, rangehood and dishwasher – A movable kitchen island so you can shape your space your way – Reverse-cycle heating and cooling – Ceiling fans in both bedrooms – Engineered timber floors throughout – Exposed concrete ceilings for a clean, contemporary feel – Double-glazed windows and doors with window coverings included – European laundry – Built-in wardrobes and storage throughout. Shared spaces to connect, create and unwind: – Bookable multipurpose room with a full kitchen — great for dinner parties, gatherings or movie nights – Rooftop veggie and herb gardens – Communal laundry and clothesline (as well as your own laundry in-apartment) – Dog wash station — perfect for pet-friendly living – Workshop for DIY, creative projects or simple repairs – Lending library with handy household items like tools and rice cookers – Secure, generous bike storage. Interested in making this your home? Contact us to book a private inspection.