National diversified property developer Fortis has officially launched <a>Wiltshire House</a>, its new mixed-use development in the heart of Richmond.

Wiltshire House offers 57 one, two and three-bedroom apartments, as well as premium office space and a modern ground floor retail precinct ideally set just off Swan Street near East Richmond Station.

<a href="/developers/fortis">Fortis</a> engaged <a href="/architects/sjb-architects">SJB</a> as the lead architect, in collaboration with landscaping by <a href="/landscape-architect/acre">Acre</a>, to reimagine the previously approved plans for the second building which had initially also been reserved for commercial uses.

This transformation from commercial to residential design reflects Fortis' response to the pent-up demand for high-quality residential properties in Melbourne's inner suburbs.

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The apartments, with a refined natural palette, are designed with large open-plan living areas leading out to balconies via double-glazed window doors.

The kitchen, equipped with Swiss V-Zug appliances, includes a stone island bench and a butler's pantry, while the master&nbsp;bedroom is accompanied by a stone-topped ensuite.

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Victoria's General Manager of Development, Tim Mills, says Wiltshire House aims to create a lifestyle precinct.

“As with our Sydney and Brisbane projects we are aiming to deliver more than just residences – by emphasising the existing local DNA of the areas in which our projects sit, while ensuring connection between our network of neighbouring projects within the same suburbs, we can create lifestyle precincts that add value to locals and visitors as well as our own buyers," Mills says.

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Ben Baines from <a href="/project-marketer/colliers">Colliers</a> also highlighted the exceptional location of Wiltshire House.

"The location within&nbsp;<a href="/developments/richmond-vic-3121">Richmond</a>, along with the Activity Centre zone which permits retail, residential and commercial, is what really sets this site apart from others," Baines says.

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While ideally located around the corner from the&nbsp;cafes, restaurants and bars Richmond is famous for, Wiltshire House is also home to a number of resident amenity, including a&nbsp;and a landscaped rooftop with wellness facilities like a gym, yoga space, sauna, and showers.

There's also communal dining and entertaining spaces with city views.

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Staff Writer

Fortis launch mixed-use Richmond development, Wiltshire House

Estate Property Group has launched its latest development, Rodley Place, in a prime location at Rodley Avenue on the fringe of Penrith's bustling CBD.

<a href="/new-apartments/rodley-place-44-48-rodley-avenue-penrith">Rodley Place</a> offers 30 two and top-floor three-bedroom apartments and penthouses, with ground-level apartments extending to generous private courtyards, while street-facing homes boast individual entries.

Designed by <a href="/architects/morson-group">Morson Group</a>, the exterior of Rodley Place showcases a muted earth brick façade, a departure from the typical developments in the vicinity.&nbsp;

The blend of earthy tones, coupled with contemporary touches, is accentuated by modern vertical blade fencing on the balconies—amplifying the sense of space but also highlighting the standout brickwork.

The interiors, curated by Salt &amp; Stone Interiors, feature high ceilings, large windows, and expansive balconies offering panoramic views of The Blue Mountains and Club Paceway.&nbsp;

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The open-plan living spaces are complemented by kitchens equipped with Fisher &amp; Paykel appliances, floor-to-ceiling soft-close cupboards, undermount sinks, and finger mosaic-tiled splashbacks.

Every bedroom in Rodley Place comes equipped with built-in wardrobes, adding to the convenience and practicality of every living space.

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Rodley Place also offers a range of amenities aligning with sustainability and lifestyle trends, including rooftop solar panels with accompanying Tesla batteries, an electric car charging station, designated basement car parking spaces, and secure storage cages.

the project is ideally located just next to the&nbsp;<a href="/developments/penrith-nsw-2750">Penrith</a>&nbsp;Harness Racing Club and Blue Bet Stadium, as well as the&nbsp;<a href="/developments/penrith-nsw-2750">Penrith</a>&nbsp;Station and the heart of the activity centre.

Rodley Place is expected to be completed by November 2025.&nbsp;

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Penrith set for rare new apartment development as Rodley Place launches

Ature Group, the development company of the popular SABO and Zaco fashion family, has unveiled their first Gold Coast high-rise tower.

The project, <a href="/new-apartments/sola-158-surf-parade-broadbeach">Sola</a>, at 158 Surf Parade, <a href="/developments/broadbeach-qld-4218">Broadbeach</a>, will comprise just 20 full-floor apartments starting from $2.75 million.

<a href="/developers/ature-group">Ature Group</a>, founded by Thessy Batsinilas, Yiota and George Kouzoukas, drew creative inspiration from their womenswear businesses as they sought to expand their property development pipeline.&nbsp;

They wanted to create a beach house in the sky, infused with bespoke finishes and design reflective of Broadbeach’s bold identity as the heart and soul of the Gold Coast.&nbsp;

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Each 219 sqm apartment, which has private direct lift access, have three bedrooms, with the option to customise the space with the ability to add a fourth bedroom, office retreat or even a wine room.&nbsp;

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Sola's design by&nbsp;<a href="/architects/prospect-architecture">Prospect Apartment Architecture</a> and Esat Design features a&nbsp;palette reminiscent of beach shallows with sandy hues, stone pavers, fluted concrete and subtropical landscaping.

Deliberately oriented to the east to maximize views of parkland and the ocean, the tower exhibits a conscientious approach to privacy by mitigating any potential overlooking into neighbouring buildings. The precisely arranged 'patchwork' of screens on the northern side optimises privacy and daylighting.

Archie Bolden Interior Design has handled the interiors of Sola, with a focus on Mediterranean design with&nbsp;organic curves, light timber tones and stone finishes.

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The facilities feature a swimming&nbsp;pool, a gym, a mineral spa, cold plunge pools, steam and sauna rooms, as well as sunbeds and lounges. The ground floor includes a wash-off area and surfboard storage.&nbsp;

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Ature Group Director George Kouzoukas said the founders are passionate about bringing to market a project that is uniquely inspired by fashion and global design, delivered with the trio’s trademark luxurious resort aesthetic.

“Sola is the architectural manifestation of our years travelling around the globe, visiting incredible destinations like Paris, New &nbsp;York and the Greek Islands, bringing together our favourite fashion, architecture, and design influences into a residential setting,"&nbsp;Kouzoukas said.

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“Sola has been designed with our favourite global beach destinations at the fore, with a relaxed yet luxurious palette that is very much a representation of our own personal style. &nbsp;

“The interiors and amenities of the project have been meticulously designed without compromise. A testament to the project is exemplified by each of us retaining a residence within the building for personal use."

Carly Cottam, Founder and CEO of <a href="/project-marketer/motiv">Motiv Group</a> who is selling the project, says: “The Gold Coast market has felt a surge of post-COVID real estate activity, with a particular uptick in the Broadbeach property market.

"A growing number of buyers are seeking residences that offer extensive vistas while being based in proximity to the vibrant heart of Broadbeach," Cottam says.

"This trend highlights a preference for spacious, full-floor living experiences in this dynamic real estate landscape."

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Cottam says&nbsp;Sola breaks away from the cookie-cutter tower mould.

"As a uniquely developed project rooted in Queensland's creative industries, it presents an incredibly resolved and elegant product, showcasing its distinctiveness in the market.”

Residences start from $2.75million and range up to $4.65 million.

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Ature Group Director George Kouzoukas said the founders are passionate about bringing to market a project that is uniquely inspired by fashion and global design

Joel Robinson

SABO founders reveal luxury Broadbeach apartment development, SOLA

New apartment projects in&nbsp;<a href="/developments/hampton-vic-3188">Hampton</a> are continuing to add up, as developer <a href="/developers/noetic-places">Noetic Places</a>&nbsp;introduces the latest collection of apartments to hit the popular Bayside suburb.

The project,&nbsp;<a href="/new-apartments/noetic-place-hampton-28-34-service-street-hampton">Noetic Place</a>, comprises 33 two and three-bedroom large-scaled apartments just an eight-minute walk to the Hampton Station.

Designed by <a href="/architects/fk-australia">Fender Katsalidis</a>, the three-level building features a stepped facade that aims to provide privacy from neighbouring properties and blend with the street's layout.

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Noetic Place will resemble three separate homes along Service Street, mimicking the scale of nearby houses. The exterior design is inspired by local Edwardian homes and beachy tones, featuring a light sandy brick facade with warm metallic details and timber battens.

In collaboration with local landscape architect <a href="/architects/eckersley-garden-architecture">Eckersley</a>, Noetic Place prioritises green spaces by retaining established trees on-site and introducing curated pockets of local and native flora. This thoughtful approach ensures that Noetic Place is a harmonious extension of the neighbourhood.

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Upon entering Noetic Place, residents will be greeted by a lobby where the exterior brickwork textures smoothly transition into a spacious triple-height area featuring rose-tinted travertine stone, lush greenery, an overhead oculus skylight, and distinctive paving below.

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For the interiors of the apartments,&nbsp;Fender Katsalidis has chosen finishes and fixtures that align more with custom-designed, architecturally crafted homes.&nbsp;

Each residence is individually designed to maximise natural light and provide views of gardens or the neighbourhood.

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Residents will have access to several communal amenities, including a garden to the south of the site, featuring a pavilion with a kitchenette and a library for residents to enjoy.

Noetic Place is only 500 metres from Hampton Street, Hampton's go-to retail strip with specialty stores and eateries, including a grocer, baker, gourmet delicatessen, juice bar and a fruit market.

Three Sixty Property is marketing Noetic Place.

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Each residence is individually designed to maximise natural light and provide views of gardens or the neighbourhood

Noetic Places launch new Hampton off the plan apartment development

Melbourne's Footscray is continuing its gentrification with a boutique apartment development recently launched on Victoria Street.

The project, simply named <a href="/new-apartments/11-victoria-street">11 Victoria Street</a> due to its prime position on the connected street, comprises just 18 one, two and three-bedroom apartments which start from $415,000.

The wide variety of configurations will likely attract young professionals and local downsizers who haven't had much of an opportunity to buy a brand new apartment in a low-rise building.

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The contemporary apartments feature timber floorboards throughout and high 2.7-metre ceilings.&nbsp;

The kitchens are well equipped with Bosch appliances, complemented by Caesarstone benchtops paired with gunmetal grey fittings and modern gold handles.

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The bathrooms follow suit with matching Caesarstone benchtops, gunmetal grey fittings, curved-edge vanities, and round basin combos set against contemporary feature tiles.

The carpeted bedrooms include built-in robes and dedicated ceiling fans, while efficient air conditioning and heating ensure year-round comfort for residents throughout the home.

11 Victoria sits at the northern end of Victoria Street, right next to Barkly Street and its bars and restaurants. The project is just a short walk down either Barkly or Paisley streets to the <a href="/developments/footscray-vic-3011">Footscray</a> Plaza shopping mall.

11 Victoria Street is currently under construction by <a href="/developers/buckner-built">builder developer Buckner Built</a>, who is targeting a December 2024 completion date.

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11 Victoria Street is currently under construction by builder developer Buckner Built, who is targeting a December 2024 completion date

Boutique apartment development launches in Footscray

Alderley, the quiet suburb north of Brisbane, is set for a rare injection of new apartments with the upcoming launch of Breathe Residences.

The boutique project is being developed by joint venture partners <a href="/developers/capital-prudential">Capital Prudential</a>, who are behind the recently released Noosa townhouse development JURA Noosa, and the architecturally-driven property developer <a href="/developers/guavalime">Guavalime</a>.

<a href="/new-apartments/breathe-residences-alderley-27-lorne-street-alderley-qld">Breathe Residences</a> occupies a prime site at 27 Lorne Street, ideally located across the road from <a href="/developments/alderley-qld-4051">Alderley</a> Station and its surrounding amenity.

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<a href="/architects/loucas-architects">Loucas Architects</a> designed Breathe Residences, capturing modern Australian design. The central concept focuses on the building’s "lungs" – a garden courtyard at the core, surrounded by pathways promoting mobility, connections, and peaceful moments within the gardens.

Inside, the apartments feature exposed concrete ceilings in the living area, while balconies or outdoor rooms feature built-in bench seats and planter boxes, extending living spaces outdoors while offering opportunities for relaxation and greenery.

The kitchen is finished with reconstituted stone benchtops and kitted with Bosch appliances, including induction cooktops.

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Local builder&nbsp;<a href="/builders/geocal-group">Geocal Group</a> has already been appointed to build Breathe Residences, which is expected to officially launch soon through Position Property.

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Local builder Geocal Group has already been appointed to build Breathe Residences

Alderley to receive new apartment injection as Breathe Residences approaches launch

After successfully selling down a number of apartments off market, Orb Property Partners has hit the go button on WOBO, in the North Melbourne Tapestry precinct which is set to be a game changer for the area.

WOBO, designed by <a href="/architects/fk-australia">Fender Katsilidis</a>, is part of the first stage of Tapestry, the 1.4-hectare lifestyle-led project bounded by Alfred Street and Boundary Road.

<a href="/new-apartments/wobo-north-melbourne-103-105-boundary-road-north-melbourne">WOBO</a> will comprise&nbsp;99 one, two and three-bedroom warehouse-style apartments. All one-beds have already been snapped up, leaving two and three-bedrooms starting from $590,000.

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<a href="/developers/orb-property-partners">Orb Property Partners</a> Director David Wardlaw said it had been a long hard road to getting the project live, having initially bought the site well over a decade ago.

"The philosophy was to make a community-focused precinct which would bring in a diverse mix of residents, from frontline workers to young families and downsizers," Wardlaw said.

"We looked at some of the best lifestyle precincts in the world, from the US to Europe, and tried to create something similar in Melbourne, far and above what's come before."

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There was a conscious effort during the design and development phase from Orb and FK to cater for families, who Wardlaw says aren't really catered for in the modern day apartment developments.

"We tried to encourage a family lifestyle, with larger apartments crafted with dedicated kids zones. We want families to be integrated with the community."

The precinct will feature significant communal facilities in the form of a sustainable wellness centre, fresh food marketplace, co-working spaces, alfresco areas, and the Private Members Lounge complete with a central fireplace and&nbsp;modular lounges, designed to bring the residents of WOBO together.

The ground level will be activated with everything a resident could need, with premium retail, cafes and restaurants, as well as a bar, bakery, hairdressers, beauty salon and a medical centre.

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The apartments merge the industrial heritage of <a href="/new-apartments/north-melbourne-vic-3051">North Melbourne</a> with the cool, loft-style living of New York.&nbsp; Living spaces are framed by white oak, while timber floors lie under foot, with exposed concrete ceilings above.

Light and bright kitchens of refined joinery, premium SMEG appliances and natural stone benchtops connect to bathrooms, fitted with future-retro style fluted glass and bronze finishes.

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Part of the design brief was for the apartments to have sustainability benefits.

There's solar panels on the rooftops, a state of the art organic energy plant in the precinct, electric vehicle shares cars, and the retail and hospitality venues will be waste free.

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<a href="/project-marketer/projects-by-buxton">Projects by Buxton</a> Director Heath Thompson says Tapestry will be the&nbsp;preeminent hub of North Melbourne when it’s completed in 2026, with a community-led precinct at its core.

"We're seeing a complete suite of demographics, with investors, slightly older first home buyers, and families all showing interest," Thompson says.

"We anticipate there to be some regional buyers who are looking for a city bolthole, as well as those on the fringes of Melbourne like Seddon and Footscray. It will have a broad appeal."

Genuine prospective buyers at WOBO can walk around the floorplans in real life at the nearby Big Plans warehouse space, which allows buyers to literally walk around the apartment they're looking at buying, with the floorplan projected onto the floor. Furniture on wheels allows buyers to get a true sense as to how they would live in the apartments.

Demolition on site is expected to be complete toward Q2 2024, with construction to kick off soon after. Completion is slated for early 2026.

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Demolition on site is expected to be complete toward Q2 2024, with construction to kick off soon after. Completion is slated for early 2026

WOBO apartments launch in North Melbourne's new Tapestry precinct

Less than three per cent of dwellings in the Mornington Peninsula region, about an hour south of Melbourne, are apartments, which makes&nbsp;2135 Point Nepean Drive one of the rarest apartment developments Victoria has seen in years.

Developer Curtis York, founded by Nick Peters and James Way, is spearheading the landmark project which will bring just a handful of Cera Stribley Architects-designed apartments to 2135 Point Nepean Drive, 50 metres from the sand.

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Jellis Craig Projects Director Stephen Bowtell said it's rare to be marketing a project which caters for a wide range of demographics.

He expects the strongest market to be those who live in the inner-city who have always holidayed on the Mornington Peninsula, but have never bought, whether it be because of the price of houses or that the classic Mornington Peninsula acreage doesn't lend itself to being utilized as a lock up and leave weekender.

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<a href="/architects/cera-stribley-architects">Cera Stribley</a>&nbsp;was inspired by the beach, particularly for their striking curved facade which will be enveloped in lush landscaping.

The apartments feature open-plan layouts, connecting living, dining, and kitchen areas, all surrounded by floor-to-ceiling double-glazed windows and doors that lead out to large terraces with ocean views.

The apartments will sit atop a ground-level retail space. Despite the boutique nature of the development,&nbsp;<a href="/developers/curtis-york">Curtis York</a>&nbsp;has pushed the limits of the residential amenity, in the form of a resident lounge, beach showers, and a wellness retreat on the roof. Cera Stribley has even designed clever storage boxes, mocked up like the boxes Rye is well known for.

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Residents of 2135 Point Nepean will enjoy an array of exclusive amenities, including a ground-level retail space, a residents' lounge, beach showers, a clever 'beach box' storage for each apartment, and a residents-only rooftop with a pool, deck, alfresco space and barbecue facilities.

Curtis York has delivered various residential and commercial projects across multiple Victorian suburbs, including <a href="/new-apartments/cremorne-vic-3121">Cremorne</a>, <a href="/new-apartments/prahran-vic-3181">Prahran</a>, and <a href="/new-apartments/belmont-vic-3216">Belmont</a>.

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Cera Stribley was inspired by the beach, particularly for their striking curved facade which will be enveloped in lush landscaping

Curtis York launch "never before seen" Rye apartment development

Property developer Fenbury has launched Mayfair, its exclusive Bondi Beach apartment development on the dress circle Campbell Parade.

Mayfair, at&nbsp;<a href="/new-apartments/mayfair-bondi-beach-58-campbell-parade-bondi-beach">58 Campbell Parade</a>,&nbsp;comprises seven north-facing three-bedroom apartments, replacing an original block of 17.

Designed by MHN Design Union, Mayfair's façade is characterised by brick balconies with steel balustrades that integrate with the overall architectural design, complete with staggered and corbelled brickwork framing the apartments.

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The project has been designed to retain several notable original building features. MHNDU will open the façade, creating more established viewpoints of the iconic neighbouring beach.

MHNDU also paid meticulous attention to the building's rear elevation, creating rounded-edged brick cantilevered balconies and a core lift area clad in black zinc for a modern touch.

In a departure from neighbouring buildings, Mayfair is exclusively designed and dedicated solely to residential use.

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The ground-floor apartments are set back from the pavement and elevated, designed with steel-battened fences for a distinctive demarcation line. The repositioned front doors contribute to a sense of symmetry reminiscent of the Art Deco period.

Ennen &amp; Co has curated the interiors of <a href="/new-apartments/mayfair-bondi-beach-58-campbell-parade-bondi-beach">Mayfair</a>, with a large, open-plan kitchen, dining and living area leading to generous terraces offering panoramic views of Bondi Beach.

Each apartment will have three bedrooms, while the penthouse will have four bedrooms, and a&nbsp; spa looking over the beach.

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CBRE is marketing Mayfair.

Next door to Mayfair is <a href="/news/nsw/exclusive-first-look-f45-co-founders-bondi-beach-apartment-plans-revealed">F45 founder Rob Deutsche's residential development</a>, which was lodged with council in September. The plans are for four luxury apartments above retail premises.

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Next door to Mayfair is F45 founder Rob Deutsche's residential development, which was lodged with council in September

Fenbury launch exclusive Mayfair apartments on Bondi's exclusive Campbell Parade

Potts Point will get its second new off the plan apartment development in market in as many months with the upcoming launch of La Strada, the Macleay Street apartment development by Peter Metzner.

Fresh off the back of the <a href="/news/nsw/third-i-and-toohey-miller-launch-muse-potts-point-apartments">launch of Muse Potts Point</a>, Metzner will launch <a href="/new-apartments/la-strada-residences-potts-point-95-macleay-street-potts-point">La Strada</a>, just four exclusive apartments on Macleay Street designed by&nbsp;architect&nbsp;David Mitchell and with interiors by Fiona Lynch.

The bespoke building is designed to complement and enhance the unique <a href="/developments/potts-point-nsw-2011">Potts Point neighbourhood</a>, renowned for its interwar architecture. &nbsp;

“As a team, David Mitchell Architect and myself spent two years designing LA STRADA, taking its name from the famous 1980s Italian restaurant owned by Giovanna Toppi, Sydney’s Godmother of Italian cuisine,” Metzner said. &nbsp;

The restaurant was a magnet for visiting celebrities including Elton John, Sammy Davis Jr, Bruce Springsteen, &nbsp;Mick Jagger, Whoopi Goldberg, and Cyndi Lauper, along with Sydney’s leading business leaders and society.&nbsp;

Metzner purchased the building from Toppi in 2021, launching the development with a book that includes a tribute to Toppi &amp; La Strada Ristorante, along with her famous recipes, recreated by daughter Paola Toppi.

Elton John’s favourite dish, paglia fieno alla boscaiola and Kerry Packers’ Steak Diane, accompanied by celebrity messages from the original La Strada’s guest book, also feature in the book. &nbsp;

“Being involved in the hospitality industry, the significance of Giovanna &amp; La Strada Ristorante was not lost on me, when purchasing the building, I told Giovanna it was my intention to celebrate her amazing legacy,” Metzner added.

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There are three full-level residences and one three-level penthouse. The project is accessible from Macleay St via a stone-clad private lobby, and via Hughes St to basement parking. Each residence has its own private lift lobby, &nbsp;and all floors have ample natural light throughout. The landscaping was handled by the renowned Dangar Barin Smith.&nbsp;

Fiona Lynch has created unique interiors that acknowledge the area’s Art Deco heritage but are both contemporary and timeless, using multiple stone finishes, sculptural details and a minimal colour palette.&nbsp;

Each of the full floor apartments have been 132 sqm and 138 sqm of living space. They have three bedrooms, one being a potential study. Residence one has balconies on three sides including a rear terrace and a tropical garden.

The three-level penthouse, connected by a sculptural staircase as well as a lift, has three ensuite bedrooms, a seperate multi-purpose study/bar area, and a rooftop with a swimming pool and entertainment terrace with views of the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge and city.

There's also communal facilities on the roof, set away from the penthouse, in the form of a training and wellness area and a barbecue space.

Ben Stewart of Stewart Residential/CBRE said La Strada is a unique offer for Macleay Street.

"With it being the first new residential building &nbsp;to launch on Macleay Street in 20 years, with approvals challenging and a short supply of full floor three bedroom residences and the three-level penthouse, La Strada is truly special.”

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To further acknowledge this history, the ground floor will be activated with a restaurant for the entire Potts Point community to enjoy on Hughes St and outdoor seating on Macleay Street.&nbsp;

Metzner has developed multi-level commercial properties in Campbell Street, Surry Hills, and Riley St, &nbsp;Darlinghurst, and has approval for three residential waterfront dwellings in Tamarama and owns hospitality venues in partnership including the Dolphin Hotel, Harry’s, and Snack Kitchen.

“We have been really focused on creating a timeless, majestic, contemporary building that is absolutely true to &nbsp;Potts Point, with the design ethos that the interiors are unique, modern and liveable. It’s a place where I want to reside, it will be the very best we can deliver and a wonderful place to live,” said Metzner.&nbsp;

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The three-level penthouse features a rooftop with a swimming pool and entertainment terrace with views of the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge and city.

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