20 Pakington Street, St Kilda

• 18 contemporary one and two bedroom apartments.
• Walking distance to the vibrant Carlise Street.
• Leading schools, fantastic parks and beach moments away.

Pakington evokes a stylish sophistication, inviting and engaging, modern and individual. Pakingtons’ internal and external finishes connect with and reflect the commercial fabric of the street scape. The contemporary façade featuring Coreten oxidised steel and incorporating climbing plants cascading endlessly from stainless steel wires portrays an earthiness about it. Surrounded by beautiful Victorian terraces and townhouses, the 18 architecturally designed residences are perfectly positioned within this quiet locale.

Architects Amnon Weber have successfully created a unique garden feel in an urban landscape sure to attract both owner occupiers and investors alike.

The interior design utilises high end finishes and fittings, thoughtfully applied to capture the residents’ sensory experience of the apartments. Ultra high exposed ceilings impeccably finished; embodies “the loft” apartment balanced with classically textured chevron Oak timber floors underfoot.

Luxurious natural Caesarstone splash backs feature in both the kitchen and bathroom paired with contemporary timbers and brushed brass fittings strike the junction between bohemian and cosmopolitan. Imperative to developer and designer was a considered lighting and storage rich offering of which is executed to the highest standard here. All these elements amalgamate to tell a considered and cohesive design story.

Be spoilt for choice in this inner city playground with the vibrant Carlise Street dining hub and café culture only a minutes walk away. Pakington presents a new cosmopolitan direction. Apartments are tailored to the St Kilda demographic, which is effortless, honest, with a balanced youth orientation and classic appeal.

This is indeed a rare opportunity to be part of this new cosmopolitan direction. Secure your lifestyle now. A new beginning in St Kilda’s exclusive leafy east end.