Espresso Apartments

A pristine, fully equipped, white kitchen, including dishwasher and microwave, is central to the apartment and leads into the modern, open plan living dining area with glass sliding doors that open onto the balcony overlooking Ormond Road.
For your viewing and entertainment pleasure, the lounge boasts a 50 inch flat-screen TV with Foxtel (cable TV), blue ray and stereo.
The front bedroom has built-in robes with a king size bed, which can be split into two singles if required. The elegant, main bathroom includes a full-length vanity with large mirrors, shower over bath, toilet and a concealed European style laundry with washing machine and dryer.
The master bedroom has built in robes, a comfortable queen size bed and your own, elegantly styled, private ensuite with large mirrors, vanity, shower and toilet. All beds and bed linen are of superior hotel quality and comfort to ensure you enjoy your stay. A port-a-cot is also available.
This apartment has heating and air conditioning and includes free basement parking for 2 cars. This Melbourne apartment is a great choice of holiday accommodation for up to 2 couples or a family. It is a stylish apartment ideal for corporate, short stay accommodation close to the Melbourne CBD

The Ultimate Melbourne Location- ELWOOD.
Elwood, with a population of 13,785, is an inner city Melbourne suburb 8 km south of the Melbourne CDB. Elwood borders St Kilda on the North and Brighton on the Sought.
Elwood is considered by many to be Melbourne's most picturesque suburb.
Elwood Beach is a popular bayside beach destination during summer where the beaches are used recreationally for windsurfing, cycling, touch football, cricket and walking.
Elwood was originally swampland, however, installation of the Elwood Canal turned it into a habitable area.
Prior to colonisation, Aboriginal Australians cooked shellfish and signalled other clans from Point Ormond in Elwood. .
Originally a working middle class suburb in the early part of the 20th century, Elwood has overseen waves of gentrification and is now one of Melbourne's most sought after bayside addresses.
In the late 1970s, like nearby St Kilda, Elwood was known for its nightlife and developed a reputation as a cabaret area. Many of these venues operated out of some of the suburb's quirkier old buildings. As the scene saw a demise in the early 1980s, many including Maison de Luxe and Moulin Rouge (which operated out of the 1880s mansion "Pladda" built for Captain A. Currie) were subsequently demolished.
As late as 1989 locals could be seen riding surfboards and canoes in Elwood streets when the canal burst its banks yet again.
Despite its history of adversity, a modern suburb now thrives by the bay in one of Melbourne's most prized locations. Caf life in the Elwood village seems a long way from the flood, fire and fever of earlier days. Coloured lorikeets flock to the green corridors of shady trees, a native forest has been planted on the foreshore and the once despised canal area is undergoing rejuvenation as a haven for walkers and cyclists
Higher rates apply for stays less than 3 weeks and over peak periods.
However, rates are negotiable for long stays and last minute stays.