Commanding breathtaking 270-degree views of the city skyline, the Story Bridge and both reaches of the Brisbane River, this five-bedroom prestige home delivers sophisticated interiors and a phenomenal rooftop entertainment area amid New Farm’s retail, dining and entertainment attractions.

One of just five apartments within an exclusive boutique complex, the property is owned by Adam Flaskas, developer of the Howard Smith Wharves precinct, who is moving to Sydney to take on Manly’s wharf renewal project. 

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“Everyone is after these views. They call it the postcard view, the hero shot of the whole city, covering the whole of the Dockside precinct, the whole Story Bridge and city and sweeping river views. And I call it a sky home because it's five bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms and three-car accommodation,” Sarah Hackett told LUXURY LIST WEEKEND.

“There's only one per floor. There's four other neighbours in this building and you have the top two floors. There's only so much land this close to the city with this view, and we've run out. And with building construction costs the way they are, we're not building anything at the moment, so this is an opportunity to turn key and move in and enjoy something truly magnificent,” she explained. 

“We have been trying really hard to look after buyers in these price ranges and to make sure they find truly unique properties. This is what you've been waiting for. It's stunning. I personally would strongly recommend you make a decision on this one because they just don't come up.” 

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Interiors offer a tasteful fusion of elegant timber floors, lofty ceilings and full-height glass, punctuated by stone accents and striking pendant lights.

The centrepiece of the home is a spacious open-plan living and dining area which seamlessly connects to an expansive covered balcony and an expansive kitchen with large breakfast bar and marble benchtops, a suite of Miele appliances and an attached butler’s pantry with Skope ice fridge, a Miele combination microwave oven and a Fisher & Paykel dish drawer.

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Continuing the entertainment options, a spiral staircase on the balcony leads up the rooftop terrace, featuring a generous entertainers’ lounge with a full wet bar and a kitchenette. The accompanying deck benefits from a built-in BeefEater barbecue, while the apartment’s opulent infinity-edge swimming pool captures spellbinding city views. 

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Downstairs, a luxurious master suite features balcony access, stunning views, a built-in robe and a private dressing room. A lavish ensuite has dual vanities, plus a separate bath and shower.

You will also find a dedicated study nook and a media room, as well as four additional bedrooms; two have private balconies, walk-in robes and ensuites, and the remaining two boast built-in robes and their own balconies.

Complete with an internal laundry and a powder room, the property also has direct river access with a pontoon for temporary moorings. Other notable details include Daikin ducted air-conditioning, superb storage and carpeted floors in the bedrooms.

Source: Place New Farm

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Sarah Hackett of Place New Farm via the contact form below. 

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