Prime South Bank location in Brisbane — apartments with five-star-plus amenities

Feature 1: The Heart of the Cultural Precinct 

The development is located in Brisbane's arts and cultural hub—South Bank. Once the site of World Expo 1988, the area is rich in culture 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.

Feature 2: Convenient Living with Boutique Charm

The development is separated from Brisbane's CBD by just a single river, with a number of bridges—led by Victoria Bridge—spanning both banks and making it easy to walk into the city. At the same time, South Brisbane is itself one of the CBD's most important transport hubs, where major bus, ferry and train routes all converge, and it will be further upgraded in the future with the opening of the Brisbane Metro.

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

Feature 3: A Top School Catchment with Abundant Educational Resources 

The development sits within the catchment of Brisbane State High School, Queensland's top-ranked public high school, with the primary school catchment being West End State School, rated 99. It is also just a short distance from Brisbane's renowned girls' school Somerville House and the boys' school St Laurence's College. In addition, the project is surrounded by a range of tertiary institutions, with the Queensland University of Technology's Gardens Point campus, the Griffith University Queensland College of Art, and the Southbank TAFE all within walking distance. Buses run directly from the project to the University of Queensland.

Feature 4: Five-Star-Plus Amenities

The development offers residents a thoughtfully crafted dual-clubhouse lifestyle, blending the vibrancy of the city with a resort-style atmosphere to create a more relaxed and refined everyday experience.

Set above the city, the sky lounge is a tranquil rooftop garden space. Sweeping city views complement carefully designed greenery to create a relaxed, holiday-like ambience. The terrace pool and panoramic spa are the focal points of both the view and the experience, while the BBQ and outdoor dining areas paired with a fully equipped kitchen create a gathering space—whether for family get-togethers, catch-ups with friends, or simply enjoying a quiet moment, you can find your own rhythm above the skyline.

The Club owners' clubhouse, meanwhile, places greater emphasis on physical and mental balance and social interaction. It features private dining and wine-tasting spaces, a library, and a media room, along with a co-working area, individual work pods and meeting rooms, catering to leisure, work and social needs alike. The fitness and wellness facilities are especially comprehensive, including a modern gym, yoga and Pilates spaces, a spa, hot and cold plunge pools, an ice bath, a red-light therapy bed, a steam room, an infrared sauna and a massage therapy room, forming a complete cycle of exercise, relaxation and recovery.

The amenities are not only extensive but also focus on the rhythm and quality of daily life. In the heart of the city, they provide residents with a dedicated space to slow down, recharge and connect freely, adding a sense of ease and ritual to everyday living.

The development is located in South Bank—Brisbane's arts and culture hub. Once the site of the 1988 World Expo, it boasts 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 development. South Brisbane is also the CBD's most important transport hub, where the major bus, ferry and train lines converge, and it will be further upgraded with the future opening of the Brisbane Metro.

Nearby, the boutique-style Fish Lane and the Little Stanley St dining precinct are home to a host of trendy restaurants. Australia's major supermarket chains—Woolworths, Coles, IGA and ALDI—are all within walking distance, just downstairs.