2001/82 Flinders Street

A showcase of world class luxury with sweeping 180-degree views across the MCG, Yarra River and Southbank to Port Phillip Bay beyond, this spectacular executive apartment commands the entire 20th floor of the revered Phoenix Tower, architecturally designed by award-winning Fender Katsalidis. Exclusively placed on the edge of Melbourne's CBD, it has been crafted with house-like proportions, state-of-the-art finishes and bespoke industrial finesse that caters for city living on a grand scale. Arguably one of Melbourne's most coveted and tightly held residential buildings, Phoenix Tower was featured on BBC's 'How Did They Build That?' as a beacon of global engineering. Perched proudly behind a distinctive blue façade conceived in collaboration with Garry Emery is an elegant lobby flaunting a Bridie Lunney art installation. Privately accessed by two internal lifts that arrive directly to the apartment, this magnificent abode offers a lavish minimalist aesthetic that embraces contemporary style and views from every room. Recycled hardwood floors flow from the foyer into a huge light-filled living and dining area with full height joinery and concrete ceilings. A wall of glass reveals a sun-soaked balcony embracing the uninterrupted outlook a premier vantage point for alfresco entertaining. The open plan layout incorporates a study zone and stunning marble kitchen with Smeg fixtures (Marc Newson-designed gas cooktop, oven and dishwasher) plus a four-door Liebherr fridge/freezer, Vintec drinks fridge, vast cabinetry and breakfast bar. Well-separated accommodation is completed by two spacious bedrooms with custom built-in robes, and a sleek bathroom with a rain shower. Features include a separate laundry, powder room, ducted heating/cooling, video intercom, double glazed windows, a car space (stacker) and storage cage. An ideal residence for those seeking quiet sophistication in an unbeatable CBD location, it is placed footsteps from the theatre district, iconic laneways, Federation Square, Treasury Gardens and Melbourne's celebrated dining and retail precincts, and enjoys easy access to a plethora of trains and trams, as well as Batman Avenue and the Monash Freeway.