Set within Chester & Ella, this is the kind of apartment that just feels good the moment you walk in — light, open, elevated and easy to live in. Open-plan living flows straight out to a generous balcony, giving space to relax, entertain or simply take in the outlook across Newstead.
Right in the middle of everything that makes Newstead one of Brisbane's best lifestyle suburbs, James Street sits just down the road, with Gasworks, 1000 Ann, the Homemaker Centre, Riverwalk, parks and Howard Smith Wharves all close by. Cafés, restaurants and bars are within walking distance, with easy access to the CBD and transport.
Finished properly throughout, the kitchen features full-height cabinetry and premium appliances, complemented by real marble benchtops and European oak floors. Both bedrooms are well sized and separated, with the master offering its own ensuite — a layout that works equally well whether living in it or leasing it out.
Beyond the apartment itself, Chester & Ella's resident amenities set the building apart: a sky pool and spa with city views, fully equipped gym and wellness centre, private cinema, resident lounges, clubhouse, rooftop putting green, BBQ and dining zones, and a private dining room with chef's kitchen — supported by concierge service and secure access.
A Building That Redefines Everyday Amenity
An elevated apartment with a lifestyle setup that's genuinely hard to match, in the heart of Newstead.
• Elevated position with sweeping outlooks across Newstead
• Resort-style amenities including sky pool, spa, private cinema, wellness centre and rooftop putting green
• Open-plan living flowing to a generous balcony
• Real marble benchtops and European oak floors throughout
• Kitchen with full-height cabinetry and premium appliances
• Two well-proportioned bedrooms, master with ensuite
• Second bedroom ideal as a guest room or work-from-home setup
• Concierge service and secure building access
• Air conditioning, ceiling fans and strong natural light throughout
• Walking distance to James Street, Gasworks, Howard Smith Wharves and Newstead's dining precinct
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