Collingwood is a suburb known as one of Melbourne's most vibrant cultural hubs.

For a long time, it has catered to young professionals, predominantly apartment dwellers, who want to be in the heart of what makes Melbourne so appealing.

One demographic that has been overlooked over the years is downsizers. With well over 90 percent of the suburb consisting of apartments and townhouses, larger apartments designed to transition downsizers from family homes haven't been widely available.

However, Duke Ventures, led by architects Joseph Toscano and Dino Pezzutti, identified this gap in the market. Toscano and Pezzutti's architecture firm, DP Toscano, put pen to paper and designed <a href="/buildings/duke-apartments-collingwood-93-wellington-street-collingwood">Duke Apartments</a>, a collection of just nine full-floor apartments, the only recent development offering exclusively full-floor residences.

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The Wellington Street development, currently under construction by Hamilton Marino, is expected to be completed by the end of 2024. It offers apartments ranging in size from 158 sqm to 185 sqm, some of the largest in the suburb's history.

Each apartment features three bedrooms located privately at the rear, with the living, kitchen, and dining areas opening to a full-width balcony overlooking the Melbourne skyline.

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To ensure ample natural light and ventilation, the design incorporates a central light well.

The apartments boast a combination of timber floors, timber joinery units, and raw cement ceilings. The centerpiece of each home is the open-plan kitchen, equipped with Miele appliances.

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Additional features include direct lift access to each apartment and three car stackers at the rear of the building to meet parking needs.

Strategically located, Duke Apartments is within walking distance of <a href="/developments/collingwood-vic-3066">Collingwood</a> Train Station and tram services on Victoria and Smith Streets, as well as the cafes, restaurants, and boutiques on Smith Street.

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The Wellington Street development, currently under construction by Hamilton Marino, is expected to be completed by the end of 2024

Joel Robinson

Duke Apartments: Collingwood's only full-floor apartment development

<a href="/developers/c-street-projects">C Street Projects</a> introduced a revolutionary product to the off the plan market in Australia.

With only eight north-facing townhouses available, <a href="/buildings/echo-hawthorn-360-auburn-road-hawthorn">Echo</a> offers discerning buyers an exclusive opportunity to own a Passivhaus-certified home in <a href="/developments/hawthorn-vic-3122">Hawthorn</a>.

Passive House, originally developed in Germany, has emerged as the gold standard in energy-efficient building design. It operates on a set of rigorous principles designed to drastically reduce energy consumption, lower operational costs, and enhance indoor air quality and thermal comfort for occupants.

Read more:&nbsp;What is Passive House? Echo Hawthorn to deliver Australia's first Passive Houses

Each three-bedroom townhouse is a commitment not only to thermal comfort, acoustic excellence, and occupant comfort but also to spacious, architecturally designed interiors.

The townhouses, designed by <a href="/architects/neil-architecture">Neil Architecture</a> to ease the routine of daily living, feature ample storage and durable finishes that require minimal maintenance.

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Echo's design philosophy emphasises calm and relaxation, with natural tones evident in the tile floors, timber joinery, and granite benchtops.&nbsp;

The tumbled limestone flooring was selected for its durability and easy maintenance, contributing to a grounded and easy ambience of the home.

The V-Zug-equipped kitchen flows into a large open-plan living space that extends to a northern outdoor space, accessible through a triple-glazed tilt-turn sliding door.

Additional storage is available through built-in living joinery and a TV unit, enhancing functionality without compromising on style.

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The main suite, located on the first floor, features a double vanity and bathtub, creating a practical and functional layout.

The master bedroom offers a view of the northern terrace, providing a private retreat within the home.&nbsp;

Each townhome is designed with multiple living areas to provide several sanctuaries for relaxation or to focus on work or study.

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The top floor houses two additional bedrooms, along with a study area or multi-purpose space and a central bathroom for children or guests.&nbsp;

A private double lock-up garage ensures secure and convenient parking and storage, with direct access to the home.

A residential lift to the first floor adds to the convenience, making the townhomes accessible for all residents.

Positioned just a short walk to Auburn South Primary, Auburn High, Riversdale Rd Tram, Freeway access and Sonny Ray Café, the townhomes' sustainable and practical features complement its outstanding location.

Limited stamp duty savings still apply.

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Echo's design philosophy emphasises calm and relaxation, with natural tones evident in the tile floors, timber joinery, and granite benchtops

mikah.m@urban.com.au

Inside the interiors of Echo, Hawthorn townhouses

LK Property Group is approaching the sell-out of its Glen Iris townhouse development, Lori.

<a href="/new-apartments/lori-glen-iris-1610-malvern-road-glen-iris">Lori</a> has only two of its eight three-bedroom townhouses left, driven by demand predominantly from local buyers.

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<a href="/developers/lk-property-group">LK Property Group</a>, led by billionaire property developer and NBL owner Larry Kestelman, has partnered with award-winning architectural practice Megowan for the design of Lori.

The townhouses are situated on a sloping block, which allows for expansive views of the surrounding treescape through large picture windows.

The units feature high ceilings and full-length windows to maximise natural light and provide views of the preserved 100-year-old trees on the site.

Each townhouse includes three bedrooms across two levels and a secure, flexible garage space. The garage can accommodate and charge two cars or be used for business, artistic pursuits, or workouts.&nbsp;

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The development is also fully electric, emphasising a more renewable path and reduced environmental footprint for residents.

The construction of Lori by builder Immerse Constructions is well underway and is expected to be completed later this year, with move-in dates projected before Christmas 2024.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/vic/family-friendly-and-surrounded-by-nature-loris-supreme-location-in-glen-iris">Family friendly and surrounded by nature: Lori's supreme location in Glen Iris</a>

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New Glen Iris townhouse development Lori approaches sellout ahead of Christmas move-in

The under-construction Chevron One will be the only opportunity buyers have of living in a true high-rise tower on the small Chevron Island.

<a href="/new-apartments/chevron-one-36-46-stanhill-drive-chevron-island">Chevron One</a>, developed by the Melbourne-based developer Bensons and being delivered by construction partner ICON, will be the only skyscraper Chevron Island will ever see.

Strict height limits of 33 metres enforced shortly after the 2019 approval of the 41-level tower by Marchese Partners means Chevron One, which will top out at 127 metres, will be the tallest tower to ever be built in the small village-style suburb.

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<a href="/builders/icon">ICON</a>&nbsp;recently commenced pouring on level five, and is expected to complete the build in late 2025, with off the plan buyers moving in shortly after.

<a href="/new-apartments/chevron-one-36-46-stanhill-drive-chevron-island">Chevron One</a>&nbsp;comprises 228 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, designed with open-plan living areas and kitchens designed by renowned chef Shannon Bennett.&nbsp;

Residents will have access to nearly 2000 sqm of resort-style amenities, including a private outdoor lagoon pool with a floating cinema, sculptured gardens, an indoor/outdoor beach, a lap pool, a spa and sauna, exclusive dining facilities, a resident’s lounge with barbecue facilities, a gymnasium, and a yoga and Pilates room.

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The popularity of Chevron Island has soared in recent years.

The boom has been reflected in enquiry data collected by MatterFact, the data product from&nbsp;<a href="/" target="">Apartments.com.au</a>. The data shows that the average price per square metre has skyrocketed over the last three years, increasing between 35 to 50 percent in most cases.

In 2022, the average price per square metre for two-bedroom apartments was $8,200. This figure jumped to $9,900 in 2023 and currently sits closer to $11,000 in 2024.

Three-bedroom apartments saw a similar increase, rising from $8,900 in 2022 to $11,200 in 2023, and further to $13,200 in 2024.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/qld/from-sleepy-village-to-the-cultural-hub-of-surfers-paradise-inside-the-growth-of-chevron-island">From sleepy village to the cultural hub of Surfers Paradise: Inside the growth of Chevron Island</a>

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ICON recently commenced pouring on level five, and is expected to complete the build in late 2025, with off the plan buyers moving in shortly after

Chevron One: Live in Chevron Island's only skyscraper

South Melbourne's recently completed The Eighth offers some of the largest apartments on offer in the sought-after suburb on the fringe of the St Kilda Rd precinct.

The final two and three-bedroom apartments in the building developed by&nbsp;<a href="/developers/crema-group">Projects by Crema</a>&nbsp;start from 128 sqm and feature open plan living rooms, modern kitchens, stone baths, and private lift access.

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Designed by <a href="/architects/fraser-partners-0">Elenberg Fraser</a> and Kennon, <a href="/buildings/the-eighth-south-melbourne-22-kings-place-south-melbourne">The Eighth</a> draws design inspiration from classic apartment buildings in New York and London.

The 18-level building includes two levels of commercial office space, 36 high-end apartments, a resident rooftop with a swimming pool and bar, and a holistic corporate wellbeing business on the podium level.

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Located in <a href="/developments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne</a>'s Domain Precinct, The Eighth is in an ideal transport pocket, just off the bus stops on Park Street and the new ANZAC Station.

Convenience is at the foot of the building in the Palms Cafe and Beppi's Wine Bar is on the ground floor. Coffee spots are also plentiful nearby.

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Inside the final apartments at South Melbourne's The Eighth

Sydney's newest CBD apartment tower, Castle Residences by&nbsp;United Development Sydney, not only blends history with the contemporary, but also apartment living with the luxury hotel experience.

Designed by <a href="/architects/candalepas-associates">Candalepas Associates</a>, Castle Residences combines modern architecture with the historical preservation of heritage-listed Porter House, built in 1876. That is now home to the Porter House Hotel, Accor's 400th hotel in its MGallery Hotel collection. It rises&nbsp;five levels and maintains the building’s heritage sandstone façade.

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Above it, the striking 36-level <a href="/buildings/castle-residences-sydney-116-castlereagh-street-sydney">Castle Residences</a>&nbsp;on Castlereagh Street is characterised by sculptural cantilevers, alcoves, and honeycomb-like arches, presenting a modern contrast to the historical building.

Residents of the 131 Manhattan-style apartments have exclusive access to a range of hotel services and amenities provided by the MGallery Hotel via a personalised iPad application.&nbsp;

Through the app, residents can access room service, in-residence catering, housekeeping, maintenance services, and general hotel services such as couriers, dry cleaning, and laundry.

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Full hotel amenities, including restaurants, bars, a gym, a pool, and a business centre, are also available to residents.&nbsp;

The Porter House - MGallery boasts 122 rooms and suites, private event or conference rooms and hospitality venues to suit all occasions.&nbsp;

On the ground floor of the hotel, Henry's Bread + Wine offers a café and wine bar experience, while the first floor is home to modern brasserie Dixon &amp; Sons.

The fourth floor hosts Spice Trader, a cocktail bar celebrating the building's historical ties to the spice trade.

Residents are also serviced by a concierge for restaurant and taxi bookings plus mail and package deliveries, 24-hour security, and priority valet parking.

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Castle Residences offers luxury studios and larger one, two, three, and four-bedroom apartments with interiors by <a href="/interior-designers/studioaria">StudioAria</a>.

The location, adjacent to Sydney’s Hyde Park, provides a prime address for residents, ideal for the homeowner or investor.

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Castle Residences: Sydney's Manhattan-style apartments atop the Porter House Hotel

The Gold Coast’s super tight A-grade office market is about to get a major boost as Aniko Group gears up for construction of its $2 billion mixed Mermaid Beach project The Landmark, with the development set to deliver the equivalent of more than a year’s worth of supply.

<a href="/new-apartments/the-landmark-mermaid-beach-14-seaview-avenue-mermaid-beach-qld-4218">The Landmark</a>, a mixed-use project set to rise on a 1.13 hectare site bounded by Seaview Avenue and the Gold Coast Highway, will create up to 11,000 sqm of office space in the sought-after central Gold Coast market and provide the largest injection of new office space to the city since The Oracle was completed 14 years ago.

The development has been hailed a welcome relief by the real estate industry as vacancy rates on the Gold Coast, particularly A-grade stock, plumb record lows.

The most recent analysis by <a href="/project-marketer/colliers">Colliers</a> showed that net absorption of office space in the six months to January hit 4,490sqm, with A-grade properties recording the highest level of demand.

Based on the latest net absorption rate, The Landmark will deliver more than a year of supply to the Gold Coast market which saw vacancy rates fall to 6.4 per cent in January across the broader market. A-grade space went even lower to 3.3 per cent.

“The landmark represents one of the biggest injections of office space in the Gold Coast market for more than a decade,” said Colliers <a href="/developments/gold-coast-qld">Gold Coast</a> director-in-charge Steven King.

“It comes amid an acute shortage of new office developments across the city due to higher construction costs, labour shortages and increased borrowing costs.&nbsp;

“In a single hit, The Landmark will open up more opportunities for businesses to secure A-grade space close to key transport nodes in the central Gold Coast precinct.”

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Positioned prominently at the entrance to the iconic Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, The Landmark will be supported by easy access to the Broadbeach South light rail station and bus interchange to create an uber-connected community and support a new urban heart for <a href="/developments/mermaid-beach-qld-4218">Mermaid Beach</a>.

Gold Coast A-grade stock comprises a total area of 87,203 sqm out of the city’s total estimated office space of 460,510 sqm. With 11,000 sqm being added by The Landmark, the development will boost the city’s A-grade offering by almost 14 per cent and see it as the second largest office tower behind 50 Cavill Avenue.

“Tenants have been crying out for A-grade space amid the continued migration of business owners to the Gold Coast and the expansion needs of existing businesses,” King added.

“With the rate of net absorption of space at present, this project will add more than a year’s supply of much-needed A-grade space and alleviate some of the shortages the market has been experiencing.”

Despite the impact of higher interest rates on the Australian economy, the Gold Coast office market remains robust, thanks to continued strong population and business growth, <a href="/project-marketer/cbre-residential-australia">CBRE</a> predicts that Gold Coast office vacancy will remain at one of the lowest rates in the country.

“The Gold Coast office vacancy rate could fall to 2-3 per cent by 2025. We desperately need more A-grade office space and have been waiting for this supply since Oracle in Broadbeach was introduced to the region 14 years ago,” said Tania Moore, senior director of investor leasing of CBRE Gold Coast.

CBRE’s Gold Coast Office Market Report revealed that the city’s vacancy rate remains one of the tightest in Australia, at just 6.4 per cent.

The Gold Coast’s supply pipeline will be limited over the next few years due to high interest rates, construction costs, delays and labour shortages restricting construction, said the report.

“The central Gold Coast is desperate for major A-grade office space, as the region continues to grow and evolve into a corporate nucleus with tenant demand focussed on a high-quality building quality and amenities,” Moore said.

“Aniko Group’s vision will also incorporate a number of incredible value adds to the office precinct with close proximity to the new international restaurants and retail precinct that will be a feature of The Landmark.”

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The Landmark, a four-tower mixed-use project, is primed to unlock new residential and commercial opportunities with a design that will create an iconic southern gateway to Broadbeach.

<a href="/developers/aniko-group">Aniko Group</a>, which plans to undertake the project in stages, has laid plans for three residential towers of 25, 30, and 40 storeys, in addition to a 53-level tower featuring a mix of hotel suites and private hotel-branded residences.

The project’s activated space will be dominated by a sprawling 1ha recreation podium in addition to a commercial precinct comprising A-grade offices, medical services and a ground floor retail and dining precinct.&nbsp;

The prime location of The Landmark will provide office occupants with an enviable office space, but more than this, it is idealistically positioned with the best of world-class amenities including international retail and dining precincts surrounding the project.

“Our vision for The Landmark is to create a self-sustained urban village in Mermaid Beach that is a natural extension of the commercial heart of the city,” said Aniko Group managing director George Mastrocostas.

“The office component is integral to enhancing the activated space where tenants can enjoy all that this world-class precinct will have to offer.

“We’re proud to be at the forefront of enhancing the Gold Coast’s commercial landscape with The Landmark. This development not only addresses the urgent demand for premium office space but also sets a new standard for urban living and working in the region”.&nbsp;

Aniko Group is planning to make a start to construction of The Landmark by the end of this year.

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Aniko Group, which plans to undertake the project in stages, has laid plans for three residential towers of 25, 30, and 40 storeys, in addition to a 53-level tower featuring a mix of hotel suites and private hotel-branded residences

Aniko Group’s $2 billion The Landmark to add a year’s supply to Gold Coast office market

Bayside builder developer, Shenfield Property, is well on track to complete its boutique&nbsp;<a href="/developments/cheltenham-vic-3192">Cheltenham</a> townhouse development, Plenteous, by the end of 2024.

Only a few of the eight architect-designed townhouses on Jean Street remain for sale through Noorden marketing agent David Lamond, who has seen both local upsizers and downsizers buy into the project given its low-maintence design but with the size to cater for families, as well as its proximity to Southpoint Station and Westfield Southland.&nbsp;

The townhouses, a dwelling type not often seen in Cheltenham and certainly not close to a central location as <a href="/buildings/plenteous-cheltenham-49-jean-street-cheltenham-vic-3192">Plenteous</a>, have been designed by&nbsp;Farrington&nbsp;Architects to at the end of a quiet, leafy cul-de-sac with frontage to Jean Streett Reserve and Playground.

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Two or three-bedroom towhnouses are on offer, across either two or three levels. Interior designer&nbsp;<a href="/interior-designers/aldona-padjak-interior-design-apid">Aldona Padjak</a>&nbsp;crafted the insides of the townhouses with soft, neutral colours to enhance natural light.

The inside opens up to and incorporates the outdoors, with the ground level opening to a courtyard garden and the second or third level offering a balcony.

With construction progressing steadily, the project is scheduled for completion by the end of 2024.

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<a href="/developers/shenfield-property">Shenfield Property</a>, led by Alister Shenfield, has had a long reputation of delivering quality residential developments throughout Melbourne's Bayside.

Their most recent completed work has included <a href="/buildings/omnia-4-6-horscroft-place-moorabbin">Omnia at Moorabbin</a>, <a href="/buildings/tilli-547-hampton-street-hampton">Tilli in Hampton</a>, and <a href="/buildings/eva-123-balcombe-road-mentone">EVA Mentone</a>.

As well as Plenteous, Shenfield,&nbsp;is working on <a href="/buildings/joes-quarter-mordialloc-557-main-street-mordialloc">Joe's Quarter in Mordialloc</a> and <a href="/new-apartments/banksia-cheltenham-216-226-charman-road-cheltenham">Banksia</a>, and apartment development in Cheltenham, just under two kilometres from Plenteous.

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Shenfield Property's Plenteous townhouses swiftly taking shape in Cheltenham

National developer Metro Property Development, once the largest inner-city residential apartment developer in SEQ, is bringing its reputable name to Rochedale, a small suburb south of Brisbane.

Metro is currently developing <a href="/new-apartments/citrine-townhomes-rochedale-311-gardner-road-rochedale">Citrine</a>, a community of 90 two to three-level, three to four-bedroom townhouses on Gardner Road, a stone's throw from <a href="/developments/rochedale-qld-4123">Rochedale</a> Village, the area's central shopping hub.

The townhouses offer a huge point of difference in a suburb dominated by houses. The latest ABS Census showed 90 per cent of the dwelling type in the suburb is a separate house. There are only around 150 townhouses in the whole suburb.

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Australia's largest semi-detached builder,&nbsp;<a href="/developers/creation-homes">Creation Homes</a>, has already started construction on the 3.83ha site Metro acquired in mid-2021.

Each townhome within Citrine features an open plan living and dining area that extends to either courtyards or balconies that characterise the Queensland lifestyle and dwelling typology. The kitchens have been made for entertaining with a stone island bench, while the master retreats have their own ensuites with double vanities.

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The majority of townhouses have an additional multi-purpose room that can double up as a second living area on a different level to the main living space.

Citrine residents will also have access to resort-style amenities in the form of a lap pool and adjoining barbecue area, located in the middle of the community.

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Citrine is centrally located within walking distance of local schools, parks, and Rochedale Village, which is anchored by a large Coles supermarket and various dining choices, pharmacies, medical services, and fitness facilities, all within 500 metres.

The third stage of Rochedale Town Centre has also recently been announced, on the corner of Gardner Road and Miles Platting Road.&nbsp;

Designed by POWE Architects, the proposal is for a second supermarket with more retail, food and drink outlets, an outdoor dining area and plaza entrance, and further car parking in the final integrated stage.

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Metro to bring something different to Rochedale with Citrine townhouses

Longstanding and respected Newcastle builder developer, GWH, is giving buyers more bang for their buck compared to any other apartment project in Newcastle.

The <a href="/developers/gwh">iCIRT-rated developer</a> is offering floorplans some 20 per cent larger than others on the local market at their under-construction tower ONE Apartments, located in the heart of the <a href="/developments/newcastle-west-nsw-2302">Newcastle West</a> on National Park Street, on the doorstep of Marketown and the Newcastle Interchange.

The 22 and 19-level buildings designed by&nbsp;<a href="/architects/marchese-partners">Marchese Partners</a>, connected by a four-level podium that will home commercial space, will comprise 193 one, two and three-bedroom apartments.

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Over 50 per cent of the apartments have already been snapped up, with construction well on track for a late 2025 completion. Nearly all of the one-bedroom apartments are accounted for.

The&nbsp;apartments feature open-plan living areas extending to private winter gardens offering views of Newcastle Harbour, Stockton, Merewether, and the Watagan Mountains.

GWH Managing Director, Jonothan Craig, says ONE Apartments offer spacious open plan living at its finest.

"Luxurious quality, wellness, security, convenience – ONE showcases GWH’s significant research into the elements our residents most desire for a beautiful, enduring quality of life," Craig says.

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The kitchens are equipped with SMEG appliances and soft-touch cabinetry, centred around a breakfast bar designed for ease of entertaining, while the master&nbsp;bedrooms come with built-in or walk-in robes, bathrooms with natural stone tiling, and premium tapware, ensuring ample storage and natural light.

Homeowners can choose between natural, earthy tones in light and dark colour palettes.&nbsp;

Each apartment is also fully wired with fibre-to-premises NBN, Pay TV, wireless access points, and the option to upgrade to the Clipsal Wiser™ Smart Home system, allowing residents to control home features via a single app.

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Residents at ONE Apartments will have access to exclusive amenities, including an outdoor pool, cinema, gym, sauna, a bookable private function room, and two rooftop entertainment areas.&nbsp;

The Scenic Lounge is located on the 22nd floor of the South Tower, and the Harbourview Lounge is atop the 19th floor of the North Tower.

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ONE Apartments is ideally located within walking distance of Darby Street eateries, parks, the Civic Theatre, Newcastle Interchange, the Honeysuckle foreshore precinct, and various retail stores.

GWH was founded as GWH Build in 1995 by&nbsp;Grahame Chevalley and Hilton Grugeon AM.&nbsp;Since 2017 GWH has delivered over 600 new homes to the Newcastle region.

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GWH Managing Director, Jonothan Craig, says ONE Apartments offer spacious open plan living at its finest

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