Onde Kirra - 10 Churchill Street, Coolangatta

<ul><li>Double-storey 3+MPR/ 4 bedroom sky homes</li><li>Stunning Architectural design </li><li>Resort-style rooftop amenity with panoramic Brisbane CBD skyline views</li></ul>Welcome to an elevated level of living.A collection of 42 subtropical sky homes in Brisbane’s inner north-east. Highly considered two-storey residences perfectly placed to take advantage of everything Albion has to offer.Elevated, edgy and expertly landscaped, Nouveau leverages a supreme hilltop location for spectacular city views across neighbouring suburbs and the Brisbane city skyline.Flooded with natural light, Nouveau’s open-plan living is an elegant expression of contemporary living. A neutral finishes palette and oak timber flooring combine to create a sense of warmth, while effortless flow and cross-ventilation between spaces makes for a home that embraces the elements.Nouveau’s double-height external balconies and courtyards blur the line between indoor and out.For top-floor residents, each sky home home features a private rooftop terrace, boasting spectacular views and the opportunity to watch the sun go down over a beautiful Brisbane cityscape.The residences will have access to a private rooftop with:- Rooftop pool - Rooftop open-air terrace - Outdoor lounge and dining - BBQ areaExperience life on another level at Nouveau in Albion, overlooking the Brisbane CBD.

Nouveau Albion - 8-16 Anstey Street, Albion

90% Sold — Construction Commenced Private Appointments Available - Call to Book your Appointment NowA collection of just 36 three bedroom, two level residences. Atelier is a place that masterfully melds living greenery, heritage-inspired architecture and sophisticated interiors. Located on the top levels, the Rooftop Residences have the unique addition of a private rooftop, featuring a private pool and large terrace - a rare commodity for an inner-city home. Every step has been taken to maximise residents' experience of air, sunlight, shade, the outdoors and lush greenery. Featuring large courtyards, balconies and; roof terraces these residences give every opportunity to enjoy Brisbane’s unique outdoor lifestyle. Atelier’s rich textural palette elevates each home beyond the expected. A sophisticated blend of hand-picked natural stone and engineered timber joinery that takes everyday living to all new heights. Enjoy proximity and connectivity only afforded to a West End address. Located on the corner of Besant Street and Vulture Street, Atelier is the definition of inner city cosmopolitan living. Brisbane’s premier arts and entertainment district - South Bank - is less than 1km away, and the food and drink precinct of Boundary Street is only moments from your front door. Private Appointments Available - Enquire Now.

Atelier - 110 Vulture Street, West End

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The Bailey - 24 Bailey Street, West End

Brisbane's Bulimba is undergoing a bit of a renewal phase.

Boutique developer Engage Group is the latest developer to join the transformation, submitting new apartment plans for the riverside suburb.

They're planning a boutique shoptop housing development at 102 Oxford Street, just four apartments above a street-level shop which will complement the mixed-use offerings on Oxford Street. 
 
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<a href="/architects/dah-architecture">DAH Architecture</a>&nbsp;has put together for the building on a vacant 610 sqm site that is just down the road from the Bulimba ferry terminal and opposite Bulimba Memorial Park.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Each apartment will have three bedrooms and four bathrooms, as well as tandem parking for each unit. The two upper-level apartments have their own private rooftop terraces with a terrace, outdoor kitchen, firepit area, and plunge pool.

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Bulimba has long been a sought-after suburb in Brisbane, particularly known for its large, modern houses. It is now undergoing a transformation, with a wave of new apartments and new commercial developments driving its growth.

Earlier this year Shayher Group <a href="/news/qld/first-look-exclusive-shayher-group-file-for-first-stage-of-bulimba-barracks">revealed the first stage</a> of its multi-stage masterplanned development, Bulimba Barracks.

The first stage is for two low-rise apartment buildings with <a href="/new-apartments/bulimba-barracks-stage-1-167-apollo-road-bulimba">69 apartments on Apollo Road</a>, separated by a laneway from the fabrication workshop which will be restored.

Also this year, Bellevue Queensland <a href="/news/qld/rare-opportunity-to-buy-on-the-brisbane-river-as-apollo-bulimba-apartments-launch">launched Apollo Bulimba</a> on the riverfront Byron Street, just 12 apartments, while down the road architect cum developer Joe Adsett has <a href="/news/qld/first-look-exclusive-joe-adsett-partners-with-zephyr-group-for-luxury-bulimba-apartment-development-palais-bulimba">teamed up with Zephyr Group</a> to deliver 13 apartments.

Bulimba has long been a sought-after suburb in Brisbane, particularly known for its large, modern houses. It is now undergoing a transformation, with a wave of new apartments and new commercial developments driving its growth.

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First look: Engage to deliver luxury apartments to Bulimba's Oxford St

Paddington's Given Terrace, the main high street in the popular Brisbane suburb, is set to be transformed with Core Property Partners and P&amp;MV Constructions teaming up to deliver a new mixed-use precinct.

The proposed development of the 2,830 sqm site at 208-220 Given Terrace seeks to retain and restore the village feel of the character retail strip, alongside the introduction of 12 luxury apartments, 31 short-stay accommodation suites and an activated laneway.

Speaking on behalf of P&amp;MV Constructions, Nick Vidakovic said the proposal presented a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reinvigorate the prominent high street and attract more visitors back to Paddington’s retail heart.

“We believe by transforming this part of Paddington into a precinct, rather than a destination, will improve foot traffic not only on Given Terrace, but also on Latrobe Terrace,” Vidakovic said.

“A new laneway connecting the precinct to the neighbouring childcare centre has been designed as a civic space that includes a timeline of the area’s history, dating back to 1881.

“Hopefully this will kick off a broader rejuvenation of the area, which will benefit all local businesses in and around the Terraces.”

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Core Property Development Manager Bikram Kaler said a focal point of the proposal is the restoration of the commercial character retail strip to accommodate artisan providores, restaurants and cafes.

“Given Terrace is the original heart of Brisbane’s high fashion and café culture, however in recent years it has lost some of that lustre,’’ Kaler said.

“The proposed development seeks to preserve Paddington’s character and reinvest in the prominent retail strip so that it attracts more food and fashion lovers to the high street.

“The introduction of a five-storey boutique residential building, set back from the character facade, will deliver 12 three-bedroom apartments with extensive greenery, rooftop amenities, and unobstructed views over the Brisbane CBD, Paddington Hill, and Red Hill’s landmark St Brigid’s Church.

“A second four-storey building will comprise 31 short-stay heritage suites, recognising the site’s close proximity to Suncorp Stadium and key Olympic precincts.”

The buildings will be connected by an activated laneway showcasing the suburb’s history and community pioneers dating back to the 1880s. It will be named “Hanlon Lane” in homage to Michael Edward “Ned” Hanlon, the former Queensland Premier (1946-52).

Designed by David Hansford of acclaimed local DAH Architecture, the project draws inspiration from the suburb’s unique ‘tin and timber’ homes and Brisbane’s contemporary sub-tropical lifestyle.

Kaler said the mixed-use precinct will have a front row seat to the 2032 Olympics.

“Paddington is well connected to the city’s top sporting and entertainment sites, with the transition of Given Terrace to Caxton Street providing seamless pedestrian access to Suncorp Stadium, The Barracks, and the proposed Brisbane Live precinct at Roma Street,” he said.

“Enhancing the existing retail spaces and providing a mix of residential and short stay accommodation will encourage increased visitation, create new jobs and deliver a positive economic impact for the suburb in the lead up to the 2032 Olympics and beyond.”

First look: Paddington's Given Terrace set for luxury makeover

Brisbane developer Pyco Group is expanding its footprint in South East Queensland, and it's doing so in one of the region's best locations.

<a href="/developers/pyco-group">Pyco</a>, led by Lachlan Cottee, is set to transform a prime corner block just one row back from the Kirra Beach into a 14-level tower with 97 apartments dubbed <a href="/new-apartments/onde-kirra-10-churchill-street-coolangatta">Onde Kirra</a>.

The owner-occupier-focused developer, who is currently developing&nbsp;<a href="/new-apartments/atelier-110-vulture-street-west-end">Atelier</a> in <a href="/developments/west-end-qld-4101">West End</a> and <a href="/new-apartments/nouveau-albion-8-16-anstey-street-albion">Nouveau</a> in <a href="/developments/albion-qld-4010">Albion</a>, is creating some of the largest apartments in the neighbourhood. Of the 97 apartments proposed, 79 are three bed, while the other 18 have two bedrooms.

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Pyco has amalgamated four sites,&nbsp;10 and 12 Churchill Street, 17 Miles Street and 51 Winston Street, to create the 2,044 sqm site for the project, dubbed in the planning application "Kirra Beach Residences".

Architecture firm DAHA said in their design statement submitted with the application to the Gold Coast City Council that their approach creates a space that complements the natural beauty of the Gold Coast landscape whilst elevating the experience of beachside living.

"Taking cues from the vibrant local context of Kirra and Coolangatta,&nbsp;our&nbsp;design&nbsp;boasts&nbsp;a&nbsp;harmonious fusion of local colour schemes, material paleƩes,&nbsp;and&nbsp;lush&nbsp;landscaping&nbsp;that&nbsp;seamlessly&nbsp;blurs&nbsp;the boundary between architecture and natural environment.

"Stepped facades, meticulously&nbsp;crafted&nbsp;to&nbsp;ensure&nbsp;equal&nbsp;light,&nbsp;refreshing&nbsp;breezes,&nbsp;and&nbsp;breathtaking views for each apartment, epitomize a thoughtful&nbsp;approach&nbsp;to&nbsp;elevated&nbsp;coastal&nbsp;living,&nbsp;creating&nbsp;an oasis of comfort."

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The three-bedroom apartment sizes start from 113 sqm.

The resident amenity on the ground floor, set back from the street and elevated, includes a swimming pool, gym, sauna, resident work from home office space, and a media room.

The site is currently occupied by two houses, two low-rise blocks with four units in each, and two small-scale commercial tenancies. Two years ago approval was given on the Churchill St sites for a nine-level, 40-unit building.

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The Town Planning Report by Mewing Planning Consultants said the height of the proposed building height complies with the Strategic Framework provisions that enables up to 50 per cent additional height above the acceptable outcome.

"The building height is consistent with the established and new developments in the locality," the report noted.

The <a href="/developments/coolangatta-qld-4225">Coolangatta</a> neighbourhood, Kirra in particular, has seen a wave of off the plan interest in the last few years, with the likes of Hirsch &amp; Faigen's Emerson Kirra, Awaken and Esprit by S&amp;S Projects, and Rhythm Kirra Hill by Immerse Projects.

Pyco's new project bridges the affordability gap and will bring something different to the surf mecca. Pyco is also preparing a project in Sydney's Freshwater.

First look exclusive: Coolangatta's newest apartment tower plans revealed

Pyco Group has announced Brick Construction will build its West End apartment development Atelier, which is already 80 per cent sold following its launch in May this year.

Construction will commence in February 2024 on the Vulture Street development of 36 apartments, a unique offering given every apartment spans two levels.

Pyco sees the units more like vertical townhouses, starting from 143 sqm.

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The focus by DAH Architecture was to take advantage of Brisbane's sub-tropical climate, with the apartments opening onto large courtyards, balconies or rooftop terraces.

The apartments, each with three bedrooms, were first released to the market starting from $1,575,000, while the larger apartments, ranging between 218 sqm and 272 sqm, started at $2,195,000. Those apartments have the rooftop terraces and private pools.

"In an industry facing challenges, it is critical to have the right builder partner who has a strong track record and expertise to deliver the vision we've created at Atelier," Pyco's Ben Dalgleish said on the appointment of Brick Construction.

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The Vulture Street project will replace an ageing backpacker hostel.&nbsp;YPM are in charge of the sales and marketing.

Atelier follows the success of Pyco's Albion apartment development Nouveau, another collection of vertical townhomes.

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Atelier follows the success of Pyco's Albion apartment development Nouveau, another collection of vertical townhomes

Pyco appoints builder at Atelier West End

Boutique property developers PYCO Group has named Brick Constructions as their builder for their latest residential development in Albion, which is due to commence soon.&nbsp;

The group are no strangers to Brisbane's inner city, having completed The Bailey apartments in the burgeoning West End.&nbsp;

Nouveau will deliver 42 apartments to the up and coming riverside suburb, which has been on the radar for many buyers due to the area's growing nightlife scene which is centred on a stretch of former warehouses featuring craft breweries and pubs with a trendy, laid-back atmosphere.&nbsp;

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Positioned atop a supreme hill, Nouveau takes advantage of its elevated location to offer views of the Brisbane city skyline and neighbouring suburbs.

They engaged DAH Architecture to design the apartment building which reflects Albion's rich heritage, integrating a façade composed of brickwork, concrete, and natural greenery into the local streetscape.

DAH's design philosophy&nbsp;looked to optimise natural daylight, air and ventilation, as well as shade, living greenery, outdoor space, orientation, identity, and sustainability.

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The use of luxury oak timber flooring, stone benchtops, and splashbacks adds a touch of elegance to each residence, while sheer curtains and blinds are included in all homes, providing privacy and enhancing the overall aesthetic.

Select residences feature courtyards, lawns, and balconies, while others boast private rooftop terraces and double-height balconies.

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Buyers also have upgrade options, including turning the rumpus room into a fourth bedroom, in a bid to attract a diverse buyer group.&nbsp;

Two secure basement provides car spaces for all the residences, while select residences also offer secure basement storage.

Only a limited supply of three and four-bedroom apartments remain on offer at Nouveau, with prices from&nbsp;$1.395 million.&nbsp;

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Pyco are no strangers to Brisbane's inner city, having completed The Bailey apartments in the burgeoning West End. 

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Construction on Nouveau, Albion apartments, due to commence 

Following the success of their Albion apartment development Nouveau, developer Pyco Group has launched another unique project, this one in West End.

It's another boutique development offering size and space to its future residents. Pyco sees the units more like vertical townhouses.

There are 36 apartments on offer, each with two levels and three-bedrooms,&nbsp;blending heritage-inspired architecture with greenery and sophisticated interiors.

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Making the most of the sub-tropical nature of Brisbane, the apartments open plan layouts will seamlessly connect to large courtyards, balconies or rooftop terraces, designed to provide a connection to the outdoors, no matter where residents are in their apartments.&nbsp;

Designed by DAH Architecture, internally the apartments will boast a rich textural palette, with a mix of hand-picked natural stone and engineered timber joinery.&nbsp;

The apartments range from 143 sqm to 216 sqm, and are priced from $1,575,000.

Larger floorplans are also on offer, spanning between 218 sqm to 272 sqm, and they start at $2,195,000. These apartments include rooftop terraces and private pools, which take in panoramic views to the city skyline.&nbsp;

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Landscape architects, FORM have been brought into the project to carry the leafy-nature of West End into the development, with a leafy central atrium planned for the ground floor, which will not only provide a place for residents to gather and meet, but also support cross flow ventilation and the creation of a core lightwell.&nbsp;

Located on the corner of Besant Street and Vulture Street, Atelier offers proximity and connectivity only afforded to a West End address.

The apartments are in the heart of Brisbane's premier arts and entertainment district, with South Bank less than one kilometre away, while the food and drink precinct of Boundary Street is only moments from the steps of the site.&nbsp;

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The Vulture Street project will replace an ageing backpacker hostel.

West End has been undergoing a huge transformation for a number of years, with the 2032 Olympic Games expected to see the redevelopment of the South Brisbane suburb continue for years to come.

Sekisui House Australia are heading toward the business end of their $1.2 billion masterplan West Village which they started in 2014.

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There are 36 apartments on offer, each with two levels and three-bedrooms, blending heritage-inspired architecture with greenery and sophisticated interiors

Pyco Group launch Atelier in West End

As developers continue to take up stock in the sunshine state - building north of the border for greener prospects and a more buyer-friendly market - a number have failed to peak the interest of discerning buyers, delivering the stock-standard in residential projects.

As design trends shift and alter, developments are often left bordering on success or failure depending on whether they’ve included the latest fad.&nbsp;

In recent times, it's all about creating more than just a place to live, which is what Sydney developers, Pyco did when they took to the inner-city suburb of Albion.&nbsp;

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The 42-Sky Home project, Nouveau has been designed with the owner-occupier in mind, with first home buyers and local downsizers thrilled by the elevelated apartment offering.&nbsp;

With a mix of three and four-bedroom apartments, DAH Architecture designed the homes to be reminiscent of the traditional Queenslander, while still adding a modern touch.&nbsp;

Recent purchaser Clara Hinch, who is moving into an apartment with her partner Ronald said they were particularly drawn to Nouveau when they saw the plans and the rooftop garden.&nbsp;

“We’ve lived in Hendra for the last 12 years; Albion is only a stone’s throw away and we spend a lot of time around the Newstead area which is super close.”

“The fact the building is not another concrete eyesore will complement the eclectic feel of Albion.”

The inner-city project is being marketed exclusively by Realm Projects, with Managing Director, Shane Foley saying there are several points of difference about Nouveau that make it a rare find in the marketplace.&nbsp;

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“A lot of care and attention to detail has been included throughout the project, including the design of the facade, landscape and internal finishes,” Foley said.&nbsp;

"Conceived as a single loaded design, Nouveau’s apartments run right through the front to the back, which allows optimum cross ventilation as well as an abundance of natural light to pass through each residence," he said.&nbsp;&nbsp;

DAHA’s Director, David Hansford explained the reasoning behind this was that it allowed each apartment to do more - creating the sense of a more traditional home, rather than a typical unit.&nbsp;

The rooftop terrace crowning Nouveau completes the amenity offering in the building, with a pool, barbecue facilities and an entertaining area all imbued in lush green landscaping.&nbsp;

“The developers PYCO are committed to delivering exceptional living experiences for residents with commencement of construction forecast for the first quarter of 2023,” Foley concluded.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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With a mix of three and four-bedroom apartments, DAH Architecture designed the homes to be reminiscent of the traditional Queenslander, while still adding a modern touch. 

Why buyers are flocking to the Albion apartment project, Nouveau

Brisbane's&nbsp;inner north-east is the next spot for Sydney-based developers, Pyco Group.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Sydney-based developers are no strangers to the Sunshine State, having built up an impressive portfolio over the past seven years with projects in West End, Chermside, Newmarket, and Cannon Hill.&nbsp;

The new Albion&nbsp;development, Nouveau,&nbsp;is set to deliver 42&nbsp;sub-tropical sky homes upon completion, adding to Pyco's&nbsp;impressive project pipeline valued at over $150 million.

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Realm Projects Managing Director, Shane Foley, says the Albion&nbsp;location really adds to Nouveau's desirability.&nbsp;&nbsp;

“It’s an amazing, iconic suburb, with wonderful opportunities. It has that laid back vibe but there’s also the buzz and excitement just minutes away,” he added.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The group's latest residences have been designed in a bid to bridge the&nbsp;gap in the Queensland property market.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Designed by DAH Architecture,&nbsp;Nouveau has been designed as a reimagined, contemporary take on a traditional Queenslander.

DAHA's Director, David Hansford, says the project is the outcome of years of planning and hypothesising and making practical and pragmatic space for people to occupy.&nbsp;

“We really took the Queenslander pallet and incorporated it into the apartments to give them a sense of home."&nbsp;

Pyco's Development Director, Ben Dalgliesh, says Nouveau will give buyers a chance to get an architecturally&nbsp;designed home, in a suburb they want to live in, at an affordable price.&nbsp;

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“Nouveau has come about from a problem that we've identified in the market: there aren't quality homes that people want in the suburbs they want to live in.&nbsp;We see it as the missing middle; there’s a lot of high-density development, and there's a lot of low-density housing that's unaffordable,&nbsp;but nothing of quality in between".&nbsp;

The apartments within Nouveau have been curated under a single loaded design, which means the residences run right through the building.&nbsp;

Dalgliesh explains the reasoning behind this is to allow each apartment to do more, creating the sense of a more traditional home, rather than a typical unit.&nbsp;

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Nouveau's ground floor residences will feature their own front entry, with a private yard at the rear, to mirror the feeling of a traditional home.&nbsp;

Rooftop residences will enjoy oversized private rooftop terraces, and all sky homes take advantage of impressive double height entertaining areas at their terraces, which enhances the feeling of space within the residence.

"The name Nouveau means 'new' and we see this project as a new offering to the Brisbane market," Dalgliesh concluded.&nbsp;

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Designed by DAH Architecture, Nouveau has been designed as a reimagined, contemporary take on a traditional Queenslander.

Pyco Group launch Queenslander-style Albion apartment development, Nouveau 

The Sydney-based property developer&nbsp;Pyco Group&nbsp;has received approval for their latest residential project&nbsp;in Brisbane&rsquo;s inner north-east.

The 47 sub-tropical townhouse project, Nouveau Albion, is the latest on the group&rsquo;s thriving list, adding to the already $130 million projects currently underway across Brisbane and Sydney.

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Render of the soon to launch Nouveau Albion apartments. Credit: Renderhouse

Having previously worked together on&nbsp;The Bailey project, DAH Architecture has again been tasked with handling the designs of the three-bedroom, double storey-residences, with the fully cross-ventilated homes revelling in split level living arrangements.

&nbsp;&ldquo;A modern take on the classic Queenslander, Nouveau represents an entirely new type of apartment living for those who value room to move&mdash;in one of the city&rsquo;s most exciting urban playgrounds,&rdquo;&nbsp;Pyco note about the project.

Pyco has a number of residential developments cropping up around the Brisbane area, including the currently under-construction West End project, The Bailey, which comprises 26 luxury boutique, two and three-bedroom apartments, with only a selection of three-bedroom residences remaining.

The group also plan to deliver another 36 residences to West End, with plans put forward to develop on a site on Vulture Street.

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Nouveau Albion is the latest on the group’s thriving list, adding to the already $130 million projects currently underway across Brisbane and Sydney

Pyco Group to launch Brisbane development after Nouveau Albion townhouse approval

The Bailey is Pyco Group&rsquo;s latest residential development in Brisbane&rsquo;s iconic and eclectic West End.

Comprising a collection of 26 boutique two and three-bedroom apartments, the project is nestled just back from the Brisbane River.

&ldquo;The Bailey offers modern sanctuary amidst the vibrant and striking backdrop of Brisbane&rsquo;s West End&rdquo;, the project marketing reads.

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Designed by Brisbane architecture studio DAH Architecture (DAHA), the space is curated for work and living, with a space made for both reclining with ease and entertaining with energy.

The residence connects buyers to modern amenity, with retail and transport hubs nearby, as well as a stunning rooftop pool.

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Located in Brisbane&rsquo;s cultural heart, West End boasts a lively lifestyle and inner-city eclectic charm, with the best of Brisbane&rsquo;s restaurants, arts and culture on offer.

DAHA was formed in 2014 to produce quality design outcomes and is led by architect David Hansford.

Urban takes a look at some of the finishes on offer at The Bailey.

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&ldquo;The apartments at The Bailey offer true modern sophistication brimming with high-quality inclusions and appliances&rdquo;, the developers said.

Whilst inspired interiors and bright, fresh finishes help to maximise natural light and enhance the sense of open-air living.

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Features in the kitchen include hybrid timber flooring, stone benchtops, Polytec cabinetry and feature panelling.

Residents can relax in their bedrooms with plush wool carpets, built-in robes and LED downlights.

The home also boasts Miele appliances, matte black hardware and ample storage.

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About the developer

Pyco Group is a boutique residential property developer with over 20 years of collective experience in the Australian property industry.

With over $130 million worth of projects currently underway across Sydney and Brisbane, Pyco Group continues to seek and develop superior residential property for people throughout Australia.

Designed by Brisbane architecture studio DAH Architecture, the space is curated for work and living, with a space made for both reclining with ease and entertaining with energy

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