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CONTENTS 181 Fitzroy Street

Located in the heart of St Kilda, 181 Fitzroy Street is a short walk from restaurants, bars, shopping, galleries and beaches and a short tram ride into the city.

From the lobby to the roof deck swimming pool, the shared spaces throughout 181 Fitzroy Street provide residents with abundant opportunities for private sanctuary or gatherings with friends.

A dynamic, modern design that continues the architectural legacy of its surrounds and provides sweeping, uninterrupted views across the parklands, bay and city skyline.

A team with formidable experience, Developer and Builder Pace Development Group, SJB Architects and Carr Design Group renowned for their collaborations and delivery of quality lifestyle and investment offerings.

Affordable luxury realised through innovative design, high quality features and bespoke colour palettes. Living spaces can be customised to suit all walks of life and styled to the unique tastes of residents.

Albert Park Driving Range

Tram 96

To Melbourne Airport

Tram 5, 64

Fitzroy St Precinct

Australian Grand Prix Circuit

Albert Park Lake

Albert Park Golf Course

Royal Botanic Gardens

The University Of MelbourneRMIT

Rod Laver Arena

Alfred Hospital

Fawkner Park

Tram 3, 5, 16, 64 & 67

South Melbourne

Crown CasinoArts Centre

Melbourne CBD

Albert Park

Port Melbourne

MSAC

Bus 246

Tram 3A, 16

TRAM LINE BUS ROUTE KEY ROUTE

Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron

St Kilda Beach

Elwood Luna Park

St Kilda Marina

St Kilda Botanical Gardens

Nepean Hwy

Tram 3, 67

Tram 3A, 16 & 96Acland St Precinct

Tram 3A, 16 & 79

St Kilda Pier

Albert Park

Tram 3A, 16

Tram 96

Fitzroy St Precinct

Tram 112

Bus 246

TRAM LINE BUS ROUTE KEY ROUTE

LOCATION 181 Fitzroy Street

A lifestyle of choice in a beachside neighbourhood where the bars, cafés and restaurants come with promenades on the boardwalks and an unparalleled nightlife.

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LUXEMBOURG BAR AND BISTRO

A European bar and bistro combining classic fare with contemporary experience. Luxembourg is a sophisticated yet casual new addition to the area with a menu that focuses on dishes to enjoy with friends at the wine bar or whilst watching the world pass by on Fitzroy Street. Locals enjoy after work catch ups with shared plates of fresh oysters washed down by sweet Aperol Spritzers.

2/157 Fitzroy Street (03) 9525 4488 OPEN TIMES: Tues–Thurs & Sat 5pm–late

Friday & Sunday 12pm–late

luxembourgbistro.com.au

ST. HOTEL

The Saint has been reinvigorated with a new look and attitude, making a triumphant return to Fitzroy Street. It includes a lively downstairs public bar, dining room, a supper club and social club upstairs. Contemporary Thai food accompanies an ever-changing menu of imported and craft beers along with cocktails.

54 Fitzroy Street (03) 9534 2944 OPEN TIMES: Monday–Sunday 12pm–late

sthotel.com.au

MILK THE COW

A mecca for cheese lovers, Milk the Cow offers over 150 artisan cheeses from all around the world, perfectly paired with boutique wines, beer, sake, cider and signature cocktails. Gather with friends for street-side dining or relax indoors. The fromagerie also hosts regular special events and demonstrations featuring renowned guest chefs who are given free reign over the five metre long cheese cabinet.

157 Fitzroy Street (03) 9537 2225 OPEN TIMES: Tuesday–Sunday 12 pm–late

milkthecow.com.au

ST KILDA ESPLANADE

Pedestrians, cyclists and skaters share the generous promenade of St Kilda esplanade which is scattered with some of Melbourne’s finest bars, cafés and restaurants. Expansive grasslands run into the sand where locals and visitors gather to swim, sunbake and consume gelato in the sun. The foreshore parklands extend along the coast and every Sunday a diverse range of quality handmade arts and crafts are on offer from over 150 stalls at the Makers’ Market on the upper esplanade.

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WEST BEACH BATHERS PAVILION

The pavilion offers fresh, delicious meals and drinks served whilst overlooking St Kilda’s kite surfers. There’s nowhere better to kick off your shoes and relax in a deck chair on the sand with a sundowner.

330A Beaconsfield Parade (03)9593 8833 OPEN TIMES: Mon–Fri 10am–sunset, Sat–Sun 9am–sunset

westbeachstkilda.com.au


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ST KILDA PIER

It’s no wonder the historic St Kilda Pier is one of Melbourne’s most photographed landmarks. Panoramic views of the city skyline and Port Phillip Bay are highlighted by amazing sunsets. Meanwhile, a stroll out on the breakwater is often rewarded with views of the local penguin colony returning home at dusk.

VEG OUT COMMUNITY GARDENS

An organic, chemical free garden run by volunteers and reserved for public use since 1881. Over 140 garden plots are enjoyed by members, friends, families and community groups getting their hands into the soil.

A commitment to community building, conservation and organic gardening principles underpins all activities on the site, and there are rabbits, chickens, budgies and quails for animal lovers.

Additionally, on the first Saturday of each month, award-winning farmers from across Victoria sell their produce direct to the public at the farmers’ market. As a fertile and creative place where friendships spring between gardeners, artists and visitors, the Veg Out Community Gardens are a peaceful plot of calm in a vibrant precinct.

Cnr Shakespeare Grove & Chaucer Street vegout.org.au

UNCLE

With a working bar downstairs and al fresco Vietnamese dining above, Uncle always serves an enjoyable but affordable dining experience in a welcoming communal atmosphere.

188 Carlisle Street (03) 9041 2668 OPEN TIMES: Tues 5pm–late, Wed–Sun 12pm–late

unclestkilda.com.au

BOOKHOUSE

Bookhouse stocks an array of rare and out of print titles and specialises in visual arts, fine literature, acquired collections, film, design and limited editions. Whether you’re a buyer or a seller, Bookhouse is the ultimate treasure trove for book hunters and browsers alike.

52 Robe Street (03) 9534 7841 OPEN TIMES: Wed–Sun 9am–6pm

bookhousestkilda.com.au

PALAIS THEATRE

The Palais is a historic concert venue located on the St Kilda foreshore and holds a special place in the heart of many Melbournians. With Art Deco and Baroque inspired interiors, old world balconies and seating that take you back to another era, the Palais remains one of Australia’s most beautiful theatres.

The Palais has long been known as host to the very best rock concerts, soloists, comedians, theatre productions, opera, ballet and film festivals from a variety of local and international acts – and this tradition continues to thrive today.

Lower Esplanade (03) 9525 3240 BOX OFFICE OPEN TIMES: Mon–Sun 9am–11.30am, 12pm-3pm

palaistheatre.net.au

THE WOODFROG BAKERY

Follow your nose to the wafting scent of a freshly baked sourdough, bagels, ciabatta, coffee and sweet treats and you’ll find exactly what you’re after at this renowned authentic bakery.

108 Barkly Street (03) 9077 5440 OPEN TIMES: Mon–Sun 7am –5pm

woodfrogbakery.com.au

St Kilda

ST KILDA BOTANICAL GARDENS

Since 1861 the Botanical Gardens have offered peace and sanctuary to St Kilda’s community. With indigenous, exotic and sub-tropical trees and flowers as well as a conservatory, seasonal displays and a wealth of bird and animal life, these beautifully landscaped gardens are perfect for a quiet morning stroll or weekend picnic with friends.

Blessington Street (03) 9209 6777 OPEN TIMES: Mon–Sat 10am–4pm

portphillip.vic.gov.au/st_kilda_botanic.htm

ST KILDA FORESHORE

Protected from ocean swells and cooled by westerly winds, St Kilda Beach runs from St Kilda Marina to the harbour and is ideal for walking, cycling, swimming and a myriad of water sports or adventurous pursuits such as jet skiing, or sky diving.

Sporting and cultural events are staged throughout the year on the ever popular beach and adjoining parklands. Whether on the go or watching the world go by, the beach’s proximity to restaurants, bars and some of Melbourne’s hottest night spots adds to the constant excitement of this bayside setting.

ST KILDA SEA BATHS

Set amidst some of Melbourne’s finest bars and eateries, this prime foreshore location offers wellness and fitness classes, a fully equipped gymnasium, a heated and purified seawater pool, and all the luxuries of a world class day spa.

10–18 Jacka Boulevard (03) 9525 4888 OPEN TIMES: Mon–Thurs 5am–10.45pm

Friday 5pm–9.45pm, Sat 7am–7.45pm, Sun 8am–7.45pm

stkildaseabaths.com.au


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CAPTAIN BAXTER

When it comes to sunset drinks with friends, Captain Baxter offers sweeping views stretching from the city skyline, out over the marina and along the foreshore. Matching the magic of the location, the freshest, locally sourced dining is complemented by custom designed cocktails and carefully selected wines, spirits and beers.

10–18 Jacka Boulevard (03) 8534 8999 OPEN TIMES: Mon–Thurs 6pm–late, Fri–Sun 12pm–late

captainbaxter.com.au


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CIRCA

Perched atop the Prince of Wales Hotel in the bustling hub of Fitzroy and Acland Streets, Circa boasts picturesque leafy views over Fitzroy Street and out to Port Philip Bay.

The deck is a space for celebration and often plays host to weddings, parties and events. The light filled atrium and botanic installation create the perfect location for a sophisticated lunch or dinner while a la carte dining puts Circa’s beautiful produce centre stage.

2 Acland Street (03)9536 1122 OPEN TIMES: Mon–Sun 7am–late circa.com.au

ALBERT PARK

Just a few steps from 181 Fitzroy Street, Albert Park features a 5km walking and cycling track around the lake along with world class sporting facilities including a golf driving range, sports fields, gymnasium and the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre. Swans, yachts and sailboats glide around the lake on most days and the precinct comes alive every March when the Melbourne F1 Grand Prix arrives.

FLINDERS ST STATION & YARRA RIVER

Beyond the location and lifestyle choice offered by this beachside suburb, St Kilda’s close proximity to the CBD makes it a coveted inner-city neighbourhood. A short 15 minute tram ride down St Kilda Road past

the Royal Botanic Gardens, National Gallery and Arts Centre, brings you to the heart of the CBD and Melbourne’s main transportation hub. Flinders Street Station opens out to Melbourne’s world renowned Federation Square, home to major cultural attractions, world-class events, and an exceptional array of restaurants, bars and galleries.

The Yarra River is home to rowing regattas and spectacular events including the Moomba, Melbourne and Dragon Boat festivals while walking tracks follow the river to Melbourne’s international sports mecca, the MCG and Rod Laver and entertainment precinct surroundings.

St Kilda Melbourne

THE ESPLANADE HOTEL

The ‘Espy’ is an Australian icon famed for its vibrant live music scene and a crowd of diverse patrons from all walks of life. Generations of music lovers ritually flock to The Espy to experience every possible musical genre while enjoying a beer overlooking the sea. With a prominent foreshore frontage; local and international acts every night of the week; and a kitchen that serves hearty meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner, it’s no wonder The Espy is a beloved and famed cultural institution.

11 The Esplanade (03) 9534 0211 OPEN TIMES: Mon–Thurs 12pm–1am Fri & Sat 12pm–3am, Sun 12pm–1am

espy.com.au

NEWMARKET HOTELA historic pub with a contemporary feel and large indoor and outdoor dining areas, the Newmarket Hotel serves 17 beers from the tap and wines straight from the barrels in the cellar.

34 Inkerman Street (03) 9537 1777 OPEN TIMES: Mon–Wed 12pm –12am Thurs–Sat 12pm –1am, Sun 12pm –11pm

newmarketstkilda.com.au

BAR DI STASIO Having served seasonal produce and fresh pasta made twice-daily for over 25 years, Di Stasio is another Melbourne institution in St Kilda. Lovers of fine Italian food make regular pilgrimages from all over town and the intimate dining room is ideal for a romantic evening.

31 Fitzroy Street (03) 9525 3999 OPEN TIMES: Mon–Sun 12pm–3pm, 6pm–11pm distasio.com.au

RADIO MEXICO Radio Mexico offers healthy and delicious Mexican meals made from scratch, and best washed down with one of its many rare beers or 100% agave tequila.

11–13 Carlisle Street (03) 9534 9990 OPEN TIMES: Mon–Fri 4pm–10pm Sat–Sun 12pm–10.30pm

radiomexico.com.au


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LUNA PARK

A Melbourne icon, loved by children for its carnival attractions and thrilling high speed rides, and by adults for the thousands of globes that light up the Great Scenic Railway and St Kilda’s summer nights.

18 Lower Esplanade (03) 9525 5033 OPEN TIMES: Seasonal open times are available on the Luna Park website.

lunapark.com.au


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BUILDING 181 Fitzroy Street

DISTINCTIVE DESIGNSt Kilda’s streetscape has long been home to innovative architecture and the modern design of 181 Fitzroy Street continues this legacy.

Much like the Art Deco and Bondi-style apartments before it, the design embraces both its surrounds and its prominent location. A series of architectural parapets and a crowned layered façade respond to the streetscape while a rich palette of textural masonry cladding, along with timber panel accents, enhance the character of the design. The generous terraced balconies have been carefully designed to embrace natural light and take full advantage of the spectacular, uninterrupted views across the bay, parklands and city skyline.

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While the lobby, characterised by high ceilings and ornate detailing, impresses in scale and grandeur, it’s the innovative amenity that make it an ideal place to live. 181 Fitzroy Street boasts three fully-staffed roles to serve the needs of the building and residents: a building manager, full-time cleaning staff and a concierge to ensure unsurpassed lifestyle convenience.

Live with ease, utilising the complementary storage space allowing residents to order perishable foods delivered chilled to their door upon request.

The concierge is the residents’ gateway to exceptional lifestyle benefits. Exclusive shared car services and the private booking of communal spaces within the building offers residents convenience and flexibility.


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181 Fitzroy Street offers a broad range of apartment layouts and colour schemes, divided into three distinct designs; Primary, Premium and Pinnacle packages. All apartments feature carefully considered amenities and are available in a choice of warm and light, or dark and cool palettes.

Bespoke considered features are a hallmark of the Pinnacle offerings. Fully-ducted air conditioning, motorised blinds and integrated high-end appliances are standard across all floorplans, with many featuring automated external awnings, walk-through robes, scullery-style laundries and flexible study spaces.

The spacious high ceilings, engineered timber floors and the expansive windows are benchmark features to the detailed design of Pinnacle Apartments.

INTERIORS 181 Fitzroy Street

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KITCHEN

Pinnacle kitchen finishes are presented in a range of natural and engineered timber and stone, with luxurious Italian Carrara marble splashbacks and island benchtops. The large, stone benchtops bring a timeless practicality, and the fully integrated refrigerator and generous storage spaces ensure the space remains open, clean and functional.

With fully integrated appliances such as the dishwasher, ovens and cooktops from German manufacturer Gagganeu, the kitchens also feature innovative LED strip lighting and high quality fittings from Franke. For the entertainer, many apartments feature dedicated wine fridges and invite residents outside for the summer with alfresco barbeques from Smeg.

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BATHROOM

Pinnacle package bathrooms come in a choice of warm or light colour palettes to match the apartment’s overall scheme, and feature Japanese-inspired textured tiles in muted tones offset against crisply detailed and bespoke vanity joinery.

Generous vanity storage, clear glazed shower screens and the spacious layout set a tone of functional convenience. A touch of the bespoke in the form of high quality fittings from Astrawalker including ceiling-mounted overhead showerheads, and luxurious elements such as the single and double-bowled basins from Meco elevate the bathrooms from a mere convenience to a memorable experience.


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Whether owning or living at 181 Fitzroy Street, the quality of the apartments speak for themselves across all packages.

The Primary and Premium designs are available in a range of layouts and colour palettes that have been carefully selected to ensure long-term liveability, underscored by elegant design. Take in the views and bathe in breaths of natural light with expansive windows. Control your climate with ducted or reverse-cycle air conditioning keeping the interiors cool in summer and warm throughout the winter.

The bathrooms in both the Primary and Premium apartments have been designed with a focus on natural light; quality, functional fixtures; generous and concealed storage spaces; and French-inspired surfaces that look as elegant as they feel soft and smooth underfoot.

Large silvered mirrors and splashes of clean chrome complement the sleek and polished finishes across all surfaces, adding to the layered experience of understated luxury.

The kitchens in the apartments have been designed with high quality features and materials, including quality, durable surfaces and elegant, minimalist detailing throughout. Appliances are either fully-integrated or semi-integrated form factors, including refrigerators styled to match the apartment’s palette as well as German-made Miele ovens, cooktops and dishwashers.

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Apartments located on the building’s Fitzroy St frontage offer the finest views of Melbourne, from both the lounges and the private balconies.

Expansive windows serve to maximise the views and can be opened up to create seamless indoor-outdoor spaces for entertaining. Glass elements in the balcony banister provide additional wind shielding while allowing natural light to flow into the apartment.


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The rooftop deck, located on level 10 features a 20m infinity lap pool overlooking privileged, uninterrupted vistas of the city skyline, Albert Park and Port Phillip Bay.

The landscaped rooftop amenity for residents is inspired by luxury resorts and European-style day spas. It features flexible seating, lounge and dining spaces and al fresco barbecues for unequalled outdoor entertaining with a view.

SPACES 181 Fitzroy Street

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SHANE WILKINSON

Q: What does the building offer in terms of shared facilities?

A: 181 Fitzroy Street has many shared amenities, including a unique shared car service. As Fitzroy Street is perfectly situated to take advantage of numerous public transport, walking and cycling options, residents can save a lot of money and time by not having to maintain a car. We’ve been able to offer many innovative features because Pace is both the developer and builder on this project. This means we’re able to fine-tune all aspects of the process to focus on the things that are going to make this development stand out to potential investors and, most importantly, the people who will live here.

Q: What attracted you to the Fitzroy Street location?

A: They say it’s all about ‘location’ but 181 Fitzroy Street has more than this, it has ‘lifestyle’. In addition to its immediate access to public transport, there’s a wealth of bars, restaurants and cafés, as well as the shopping, culture and colour of St Kilda. With so much to discover around the foreshore it’s equally important to have key amenities like supermarkets just a few minutes away. That’s when lifestyle, function and convenience meet, so that residents can have rich, full days that don’t feel overcrowded.

Q: The building is fully staffed, which is unusual for residential apartments?

A: It’s all about quality and longevity. By having three full time professionals servicing the building – a concierge, a building manager and a cleaner – we can design the building to offer residents the highest standards of living today, while ensuring this standard is maintained at an affordable cost, long into the future. That’s what we mean by affordable luxury.

Q: What about access to greater Melbourne and the region?

A: From Fitzroy Street you can easily get a tram to the city, MCG, theatres, universities, shopping and work. Cyclists can ride along the foreshore or up St Kilda Road to the city and cars have direct access onto the Nepean Highway, Dandenong Road and the M1 Citylink to the airport.

Q: Sounds like somewhere in demand.

A: This was the hottest development site in town and when we went to tender, we were extremely fortunate to acquire 181. The excitement of our team has certainly been realised in the vision for the development and many of my team want to live and invest in the building – some have already purchased apartments.

Q: It sounds like the word is getting out the sales are flowing in.

A: The building is proving to be extremely popular among young professionals. Many apartments, particularly on lower levels, are placed at competitive price-points. Pattison Street and Fitzroy Street apartments both showcase some amazing views overlooking the bay towards the Peninsula, and Albert Park and the city.

Q: Tell us about your design philosophy, and how you’ve maintained the high standards of quality.

A: We wanted to incorporate luxury in the essence of 181’s design. We’ve been careful to ensure there are a range of price points available and to offer apartments at a lower price, without compromising on quality. All apartments feature exceptional features, fittings and appliances such as Miele as standard from the ground up and Gagganeu in the Pinnacle apartments.

Q: Why do you think people are drawn to 181 Fitzroy Street?

A: A big part of the appeal is a conscious choice we made to focus on owner-occupiers and design the perfect investment-lifestyle balance. There is also some strong investor interest, too, driven heavily by St Kilda’s proven track record for growth and consistently good returns.

Q: What is it about the development that’s attracting buyers so early?

A: When you’re designing a project for discerning buyers, you have to get the principals that deliver a quality development outcome right from day one. Clearly 181 Fitzroy Street has that: the overall design, functionality and shared spaces are of the highest level of quality, as are the fixtures and the fittings. In addition, the apartment footprints are very generous, compared with similar developments.

Q: How would you sum up 181 overall?

A: We approached this project with one mantra, ‘perfectly balanced living’. This has been our compass and litmus test in every decision. Now 181 Fitzroy Street encapsulates its mantra perfectly.

Level 2, 201 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda, VIC, 3182 1300 722 334 pacedg.com.au

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Q: Tell us about the different styles of apartments available.

A: To ensure we’re catering to a variety of lifestyles, the high-quality Primary apartments are focused towards the needs of young professionals with functional and elegant living spaces; while the Pinnacle apartments are similar but are larger, increasingly detailed and more refined.

Q: What do you think are the defining qualities of this development’s architecture?

A: 181 Fitzroy Street is a masterfully crafted and considered design, and perfectly at home in St Kilda. The level of care and attention to detail in the design and the appointment of apartments to capture the views, are what set this development apart. Externally, at the very top of the building there’s a shared rooftop deck featuring outdoor lounging and entertaining spaces. These overlook an ‘infinity-lap’ pool and continue over the park, the bay and the city skyline. Internally, apartments on both sides of the building feature glazing which give them amazing views and bathe the apartments in natural light. Finally, the Pinnacle apartments have unparalleled views from both the rear and the frontage of the building, as well as increased ceiling heights and terraces.

Q: Tell us about the inspiration for the building’s façades.

A: Fitzroy Street is one of St Kilda’s most defining boulevards with an eclectic streetscape of shopfronts, restaurants and cafés. The building’s modern façade includes carefully arranged, light-coloured panels which provide protection from the sun while blending the building into the character of Fitzroy Street.

Q: The rear façade has a different feel?

A: The Pattison Street façade has a character of its own. Flanked on all sides by more traditional residential buildings, it takes on a narrower, more traditional appearance. The landscaped elements, masonry and timber panels within the façade give the building a beautiful and unique identity.

Q: Tell us about the building’s overall form.

A: The parapet is broken into a series of levels and finished with reflective materials to form the distinctive ‘crown’, which was designed to capture the light and bright blue skies from street level. It also has generous terraces that look out over the St Kilda Hill precinct and beyond to Port Phillip Bay.

25 Coventry Street, Southbank VIC 3006 +61 3 9699 6688 SJB.com.au

Q: How have the shared spaces been designed?

A: The sense of luxury begins in the lobby which has high ceilings, fine detailing, sculptural elements, upholstered feature walls and screens to create smaller private spaces. Likewise, the shared meeting and entertaining areas on level ten and the rooftop deck feature several movable screens that allow residents to transform the space for large or intimate gatherings.

Q: Tell us about the bedrooms.

A: The bedrooms are large for a development of this kind in Melbourne, and we deliberately chose beautiful but muted tones for the bedroom palette to give residents a canvas where they can showcase their preferences and character. Many floorplans feature extensive walk-through robes, leading to ensuite bathrooms and the second and third bedrooms also feature generous storage space.

Q: How have the kitchens been designed?

A: The kitchens have generous working spaces, large benches and integrated appliances wherever possible. The Pinnacle apartments feature Carrara marble benchtops and island benches along with high-quality German appliances. The fixtures have been designed to maximise space and many apartments feature an adjoining scullery-style laundry, which doubles as a storage area.

Q: And finally, what about the bathrooms?

A: The bathrooms feature open layouts with wall-hung basins, large mirrors and generous spaces concealed in the cleverly built fittings. The tasteful use of glazing also creates clean and functional spaces. While the Pinnacle apartments use large format French tiles on the floors and walls, the Primary apartments feature Japanese-inspired textures and a more exacting level of detailing and subtlety.

Level 4, 31 Flinders Lane, Melbourne , VIC 3000 +61 3 9665 2300 carr.net.au

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does not form part of a contract of sale and purchasers should rely upon the contract of sale for all specifications and inclusions.

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