Height, light and a clever two-level floor plan give this top-floor Miro apartment an identity rarely found in inner-city living. Light travels through the centre of the home from above, accentuating its contemporary mix of crisp white, dark finishes and steel detailing, while thoughtful storage is worked into almost every available space.
The floor plan opens into a long living and dining area beneath the impressive void. Dark timber-look flooring grounds the interior, while woven pendant lights draw the eye upwards and emphasise the volume overhead. At the far end, the living space continues onto a large, covered balcony with retractable screening, creating a private outdoor setting for dining, entertaining or taking in the surrounding urban outlook.
Running alongside the living area, the kitchen introduces an industrial edge through black cabinetry and stainless-steel surfaces. A substantial island provides ample preparation space and casual seating, complemented by a gas cooktop, electric oven, dishwasher drawer, integrated refrigerator space and extensive storage.
Privacy is cleverly designed across the two levels. Upstairs, the main bedroom sits apart from the social spaces below, complete with a large built-in wardrobe, integrated desk, ceiling fan and ensuite with bath. Downstairs, the second bedroom incorporates dual wardrobes, a built-in office and Murphy bed, giving the room flexibility as a bedroom, guest retreat or dedicated workspace. A nearby second bathroom incorporates the laundry, adding further practicality. Ducted air-conditioning, ceiling fans and ample integrated storage throughout complete the apartment.
Miro complements the apartment's contemporary design with landscaped open-air walkways and a lush central atrium. Residents also benefit from lift access, intercom entry, building management and ample visitor parking, while the apartment includes its own secure car space.
Robertson Street puts an exceptional cross-section of Brisbane all within walking distance. James Street's restaurants, boutiques and cinemas are nearby, alongside the cafés and dining of New Farm and the broader Fortitude Valley precinct. Howard Smith Wharves, the Brisbane River, CBD and multiple public transport options are also within easy reach.
For buyers seeking inner-city convenience with an architectural point of difference, this is an apartment that deserves to be experienced in person. Contact us to inspect today.
