An urban haven in the treetops
You can have it all: a quiet, beautifully designed, north-facing sanctuary nestled in the treesand skirted by Cambridge Street Reserveand access to celebrated cafes, restaurants and cultural attractions only moments from your front door.
This is the promise of apartment 403 at Peel by Milieu, a once-in-a-blue-moon residence that is sure to vanish from the market as quickly as it has appeared.
Awash with natural light and replete with contemporary finishes, this is an apartment that just feels right; practical, refined, effortless.
Elevated within an acclaimed building by DKO Architects, this impressive dwelling is framed by full-height glazing. The open-plan living and dining area extends to a covered balcony, where abundant natural light and fresh-air are invited inside, and flexible possibilities for indoor-outdoor living and entertaining abound.
The streamlined kitchen is a highlight of the award-winning interiors by DesignOffice; featuring stainless-steel surfaces, Smeg appliances, integrated dishwasher and refrigerator, extensive bespoke cabinetry delivering exceptional storage and a generous preparation space that pleases the eye with its contemporary aesthetic.
Enter the well-proportioned bedroom and be delighted by its custom built-in robes and its integrated bench seat and storage. The oversized picture-frame windows draw in natural light, while an adjoining study nook provides a practical and private space for working from home.
Elegantly finished, the bathroom features bluestone tiling, quality fixtures, mirrored face-level cabinetry and a frameless glass shower, creating a space that is both stylish and highly functional.
Additional appointments include engineered oak and natural cork flooring, high exposed concrete ceilings, euro style laundry, ducted heating and cooling, performance glass and concrete structure and facade to minimise noise transfer and enhance thermal insulation, secure video intercom entry, lift access, a storage cage and bicycle rack on title, plus a communal bicycle workstation.
Peel Street sits at the heart of Collingwood's cultural life, surrounded by parks, live music venues, record stores, fashion retailers, and a vibrant calendar of community events
An easy stroll leads to Smith Street and Gertrude Street, where an outstanding collection of acclaimed restaurants, neighbourhood wine bars, artisan bakeries, specialty grocers, fashion boutiques, and galleries that define one of the inner city's most celebrated lifestyle precincts.
Excellent public transport options include city-bound trams along Smith Street and Victoria Parade, Collingwood Station, and an extensive network of bicycle paths, providing outstanding connectivity to the CBD and surrounding precincts.
