Occupying a premier north-facing position atop the historic Musicians Union building, this rare St Kilda Hill penthouse captures sweeping panoramic views of Melbourne's city-skyline. Generous in scale with house-like proportions, and a striking design aesthetic that blends New York warehouse style with a refined Melbourne edge - all set against a backdrop of rich cultural heritage, within a boutique offering of 12 residences.
The former site of an iconic 1960s Rolling Stones performance now holds one of the area's most exclusive residences, spanning 135sqm (approx) of architectural innovation and privacy. Interiors underpinned with richly-toned Tasmanian Oak and high 3.1m ceilings carry industrial hallmarks, flowing through a generous, adaptable, two-bedroom, one-bathroom layout. Gallery lighting and bespoke integrated joinery continue sight lines through the open-plan domain to a full-width northern terrace, framing uninterrupted city views, Stonnington's treetops and sunsets over Port Phillip Bay.
Full-height robes line both bedrooms, while a skylit central bathroom introduces softness and natural light. The kitchen is orientated and equipped for entertainers, comprising a 2m-long island, stainless steel prep benches and premium Smeg and Miele appliances. From morning sun to golden-hour glow, every inch of this residence feels tuned to its setting.
A short walk from Albert Park Lake, expansive parklands, Windsor Station, multiple tram routes, and St Kilda's foreshore and dining precincts, the location places you in the fold of the area's most popular lifestyle attractions. With reverse-cycle air conditioning in the main bedroom, ducted heating and cooling throughout, wall heating, a European laundry, lift access and secure garage parking, every element supports a low-maintenance, high-impact way of living.
