New and off the plan developments for sale in Clifton Hill, VIC 3068

A boutique collection of sixteen residences, Como Toorak offers refined living at 2 Bruce Street. Thoughtfully designed, each home features generous proportions, expansive glazing and a seamless connection to natural light and greenery. Interiors by Jolson are defined by natural materials and bespoke detailing, with oak flooring, stone finishes and curated joinery throughout. Penthouses include oversized kitchens with premium appliances and concealed sculleries, designed for effortless entertaining. Residents arrive via artisan steel gates to a light-filled lobby with floating gardens, complemented by a daytime concierge service. Positioned moments from Royal South Yarra Tennis Club, Toorak Village, Como Park, the Yarra Trail and leading schools, the address offers exceptional lifestyle convenience with access to transport. A collaboration between Prime Edition, Henny, Jolson and Paul Bangay. Limited Remain - Enquire now to book a private viewing.

Harcourt Lane presents a limited collection of 13 individually crafted townhomes in Hawthorn East, offering four- and five-bedroom luxury residences shaped for modern living. Each home is designed with generous proportions and strong architectural cues, creating the presence and spatial clarity of a stand-alone home. The development introduces a secure, gated environment with a dual driveway that establishes a sense of arrival, privacy and calm from the moment residents enter. With the option to further customise, Harcourt Lane provides an opportunity to secure a considered, architecturally driven residence in Melbourne’s prestigious inner east. Thoughtfully designed interiors with quality fixtures and finishes at Harcourt Lane. Every residence at Harcourt Lane is composed with intent, using materials chosen for their texture, depth and longevity. Interiors prioritise openness and ease of living, with generous room dimensions that support both quiet retreat and shared connection. Bespoke joinery provides functional refinement, while ambient lighting introduces layered warmth throughout the home. Framed thresholds echo the architectural discipline of the exterior, creating a unified design language across each level. Spaces are shaped to feel refined yet welcoming, supported by finishes selected for their enduring character rather than trend. This focus on balance, proportion and material integrity underpins the project’s commitment to timeless appeal. Onsite amenities for everyday convenience at Harcourt Lane. Harcourt Lane offers a secure, gated entrance that reinforces privacy and enclosure for residents. Beyond security, the development includes a private park designed exclusively for the community. This landscape setting is shaped by mature trees, climbing greenery and textured planting that soften the built form while creating natural separation between homes. Seasonal variation has been intentionally planned, enabling the gardens to maintain visual richness throughout the year and contributing to the project’s strong sense of place. Lifestyle and local amenity in Hawthorn East. Hawthorn East is described as a suburb with a quiet sense of confidence, defined by established streets lined with mature trees and character homes. The area offers moments of calm through its parks and gardens, while cafés, schools and local shopping villages introduce rhythm to daily life. These features contribute to a neighbourhood that feels well established and thoughtfully maintained. Harcourt Lane sits within this environment, shaped by the same balance of greenery, amenity and inner-east convenience that defines Hawthorn East. The expert team bringing Harcourt Lane to life. Harcourt Lane is architecturally designed by Ewert Leaf, bringing a considered approach to form, proportion and contemporary liveability. The landscape has been crafted by Nathan Burkett Landscape Architecture, whose planting strategy integrates mature trees and layered greenery to enrich the private and communal outdoor areas. These collaborators contribute to a development that reflects architectural discipline, landscape depth and a commitment to enduring design.

A luxurious boutique building of only 7 half and full floor north facing light-filled three-bedroom, three bathroom residences designed by the award-winning Rob Mills Architecture and interiors team. Accommodating the most fastidious purchasers’ requirements showcasing quality, luxury, lifestyle and uncompromising attention to detail providing beautiful green vista's over Royal South Yarra Tennis Club, Como Park and CDB skyline. Offering generous courtyard living or large terrace options designed by the acclaimed landscape architect Jack Merlo enhancing the desirability of Six Bruce Street, Toorak.

Situated in the heart of Toorak. Spacious and luxurious residences. High quality appliances, expansive kitchens. Located at 63 Heyington Place, one of Toorak’s finest addresses, Heyington has been exceptionally well received by the market with strong demand. Heyington is immersed and informed by a garden landscape designed by Acre. Large garden setbacks and terraces will overflow with evergreenand seasonal planting. Indoor spaces will merge effortlessly with the outdoors, allowing fresh air and light filtering throughout the living spaces, whilst providing a green scene to calm the senses. The kitchen is the heart of the home and will feature expansive natural stone benchtops around which family and friends can gather. Kitchens will be featured with Gaggenau cooking appliances and Liebherr fully integrated fridges. These are kitchens designed for those who love to entertain and come complete with a butler’s kitchen, scullery, and generous pantry space. Located on one of Toorak’s most exclusive and historic leafy streets, Heyington offers a lifestyle of both sanctuary and connection. Away from the hustle and bustle of its urban neighbours, residents enjoy the sprawling banks of the Yarra River on their doorstep, with its boulevards, parkland and bike trails for outdoor enjoyment. While only moments away, Toorak and Hawksburn Villages offer some of Melbourne’s most sophisticated shopping and dining, easy connections to the city and close proximity to Melbourne’s finest private schools.

The existing building will be demolished. A new 7 storey residential building will be constructed with 20 apartments. Levels 1 and 2 will have 4 one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments on each level. Levels 3 to 6 will have 2 one-bedroom and 1 two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartments on each level. The building will have a lift. The wall finish will be concrete and rendered, and the balustrade and privacy screen will be powder-coated metal. Clear glazed windows and doors and opaque glazing will be used. Car parking will be available for 14 vehicles and 12 bicycles on the basement and ground levels. Associated landscaping will also be included.

Construction of a 25-storey residential tower. The tower will contain 188 one and two-bedroom apartments. Lower ground level amenities include a 200-space bike lobby, parking area, swimming pool, and gym. Associated landscaping is part of the project. Targeting a 5-star sustainability rating.

Demolition of 292 City Road and partial demolition of 300 City Road, the 105-year old heritage White & Hancock building. The City Road heritage-graded facade will be retained. A new tower will be constructed to house up to 200 apartments. The new tower will have a small retail component and communal areas. There will be basement car parking for 112 vehicles. Landscaping will also be included.

Construction of a mixed-use development consisting of three towers. Towers range in maximum building height from 44m to 99.9m above natural ground level. Includes approximately 1200 apartments: 550 build-to-rent apartments. Mix of build-to-sell apartments. Features a 200-room hotel, wellness precinct, ground floor retail spaces, and commercial office space. Incorporates 'sky-high' hospitality venues. Extension of Digital Drive, a 20m wide road reserve. Provision of 774sq m of public open space reserve. Project area covers approximately 10,473sq m of land. Includes car parking facilities. Incorporates landscaping throughout the development.

A range of exclusive and peaceful amenities. Spacious apartment floor plans with floor-to-ceiling windows. Prime location near Melbourne CBD. Domain precinct near Royal Botanic Gardens, new ANZAC Station, Albert Park Lake, and more. Located in the heart of South Melbourne at 41-49 Bank Street, along the vistas of the prestigious Domain precinct is Domain House. Enjoy the high walkability of the area with The Royal Botanical Gardens at your doorstep leading to the Yarra River lined with boathouses, riverside restaurants, cafes and bars. Also at your 41-49 Bank Street, South Melbourne address, enjoy an easy accessibility to Melbourne’s CBD with an active tram line leading to all major activity centres for your benefit. At Domain House, South Melbourne, enjoy views of the city, Southbank, Port Phillip Bay, and Albert Park Lake. All from 41-49 Bank Street, South Melbourne. South Melbourne is also set to benefit from significant infrastructure investment, such as ANZAC Station, providing an underground rail connection into Melbourne's CBD from the intersection of St Kilda Road and Park Street. Rich interior design with sophisticated finishes. Bruce Henderson Architects brings a new level of sophistication and luxury to South Melbourne with a masterful design statement standing amongst one of Melbourne's most prized domains. Domain House comprises of 174 one, two and three bedroom residences across 19 floors, wrapped in a facade that has been carefully considered to optimise natural light, views and living space. The building includes a series of high-end, shared spaces for upscale entertaining and wellbeing with the sixth floor bringing residential amenities. An enclosed glass prism extends from the podium, visually connecting to the tower above, as it creates a striking space for residents to entertain and lounge. The overall vertical expression of the Domain House architecture is emphasised by perpendicular planes intersecting at every second floor to give the tower its tall, elegant aesthetic. Interiors at Domain House, South Melbourne are carefully considered to provide space and flexible floor plans for each residence. A greater level of flexibility is offered through the choice of colour palette presenting in two schemes - a modern composition of moody tones, raw textures and rich, saturated colour for the Designer Scheme or pared back, soft hues and tactile finishes for the classic, Neutral Scheme. The colour schemes of Domain House, South Melbourne bring something personal to each apartment, yet something reminiscent of the area. Whether it is the trees of the Royal Botanic Gardens reflected in the timber joinery or floorboards, industrial accents from the city skyline reflected in blackened metal and optional concrete finishes or the white on white surfaces for you to reflect your own kind of style. Domain House Amenities: Outdoor lounge and dining spaces. Terrace with panoramic city and park views. Podium rooftop lounge. Internal Japanese Garden. Yoga room. Wellness Studio. Landscaped exteriors. Discover Domain House at 41-49 Bank Street, South Melbourne for the perfect home near Melbourne’s CBD.

Developed By: DCF Property Group. Designed By: Yoo & Starck. Built By: Ironside. Interiors By: Leo Terrando. Kitchens By: Boffi. Each residence will include: Iconic views. Boffi kitchens. Miele Matte Black appliances (Australian exclusive). Stone by Artedomus. Concierge services. Travertine flooring. Stone by. High ceilings. Digital locks. Double glazed windows. EV ready. Exclusive partnership with Space Furniture. ^Terms and conditions apply. Enquire to learn more.

Demolition of existing building. Construction of a 12-storey mixed-use building. 40 apartments. 16 offices. 2 retail spaces. Exterior materials: Powder-coated steel and perforated metal panel. Timber battens. Prefab concrete panel cladded with brick tile. Grey glass. Stone tiles. Window louvers. Basement car parking for 73 vehicles. Associated landscaping.