South Brisbane Smart Home Apartments in School Catchment

Feature 1: Core cultural precinct

The project is located in South Bank, Brisbane's arts and culture centre. Once the site of the 1988 World Expo, it carries a rich cultural and artistic heritage. The former Expo site, the landmark The Wheel of Brisbane, GOMA, the Queensland Museum, the QPAC arts centre and the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre are all within a 10-minute walk of the project.

Feature 2: Convenient living with a touch of style

The project is separated from the Brisbane CBD by just the river, with several bridges — led by Victoria Bridge — spanning the two banks and making it easy to walk into the city. At the same time, South Brisbane is a meeting point for major bus, ferry and train lines, and will be further upgraded in the future with the opening of the Brisbane Metro.

Nearby, the stylish Fish Lane and the Little Stanley St dining strip bring together a range of popular restaurants. Australia's major supermarket chains — Woolworths, Coles, IGA and ALDI — are all within walking distance, just downstairs.

Feature 3: Located in a quality school catchment with abundant education resources

The project is within the catchment for Brisbane State High School, and the primary school catchment is West End State School, rated 99. It is also just a short distance from Brisbane's well-known girls' school Somerville House and the boys' school St Laurence's College. In addition, the project is surrounded by various tertiary institutions, with the Queensland University of Technology Gardens Point campus, the Griffith University arts college and the South Bank TAFE all within walking distance. From the project you can take a bus directly to the University of Queensland.

Feature 4: A modern residential experience

The project has 30 storeys, with a business centre on Level 3 designed to the standard of a Qantas VIP lounge, suitable for business meetings, small functions and similar needs. A 22-metre swimming pool, a spa room, a gym, a sauna and a yoga studio are undoubtedly great places to unwind and shake off fatigue after a busy day. Level 30 features a rooftop garden and an owners' private recreation area, with a barbecue area, a media room and more.

All floor plans in the project are designed to five-star hotel quality. Overall, they are dominated by an avant-garde, fashionable pairing of black and white with natural timber tones — understated yet luxurious, clean and crisp with a clear sense of hierarchy. The open-plan layout naturally connects the living room, kitchen and balcony; full-height windows across an entire wall bring plenty of natural light and fresh air into the interior at any time. The marble-patterned bench is wide and refined, and the gas cooktop better suits Asian cooking habits.

Feature 5: A smart, tech-enabled apartment

Technology is another major feature of the project. Facial recognition and mobile phone unlocking mean you no longer have to worry about "forgetting your keys"; the number plate recognition system records the regular vehicle details of all residents, bringing an end to the era of swiping cards to enter the car park; the digital secure parcel locker safely stores your personal packages, making pick-up contactless and online shopping easier. In addition, there are smart appliance control panels, a facilities booking app, private Tesla charging stations and other high-tech features.

The project is located in South Bank, Brisbane's arts and cultural hub. Once the site of the 1988 World Expo, this area has a rich cultural and artistic heritage. The former Expo site, the landmark Wheel of Brisbane, GOMA, the Queensland Museum, the QPAC arts centre and the Brisbane Convention Centre are all within a 10-minute walk of the project. South Brisbane is also a meeting point for major bus, ferry and train lines, and will be further upgraded with the future opening of the Brisbane Metro.

Nearby, the bohemian Fish Lane and the Little Stanley St dining strip are home to a range of popular restaurants. Australia's major supermarket chains — Woolworths, Coles, IGA and ALDI — are all within walking distance, just downstairs.