Elevated within the architecturally distinctive Elm & Stone at NewQuay, this two-bedroom apartment pairs loft-inspired proportions with one of Docklands' most connected addresses. Raw concrete ceilings, black track lighting and engineered oak floors give the open-plan living and dining zone an appealing warehouse character, while floor-to-ceiling glass draws natural light into the interior throughout the day.
The lounge opens to a sizeable balcony with its own built-in planter, framing a sweeping outlook across the Docklands skyline and waterfront precinct. The adjoining kitchen is finished with stone benchtops, tiled splashback, overhead cabinetry and quality European appliances, offering a sleek setting for both home cooking and entertaining.
Both well-proportioned bedrooms are carpeted for comfort and fitted with mirrored built-in robes. A stylish bathroom features a sculptural basin, black tapware, a mirrored cabinet and a rainfall shower. Split-system heating and cooling, a video intercom and a coveted secure car space round out a thoughtfully appointed offering.
Residents enjoy access to a resort-style lap pool, fully equipped gymnasium, library lounge and landscaped gardens with a tranquil reflection pond, alongside rooftop entertaining terraces with barbecue facilities and panoramic outlooks over the city and bay.
The location is the rare kind that lets you leave the car at home whenever you choose. Trams stop at the door within the free CBD zone, while The District Docklands shopping and dining precinct, Marvel Stadium, the library at The Dock and the harbour-front restaurants all sit within an easy stroll. Weekend mornings can begin with a waterside walk and a coffee, and finish with dinner by the marina. This is a true lock-and-leave lifestyle, with the city at the door and the harbour just beyond.
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