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Made for Living Made for Living M.Carnegie is all about enjoying life. The apartments are spacious and comfortably practical, the balconies are perfect for entertaining, the local area is full of places to meet friends for cofee, dinner and drinks, and the city is just a short train or tram ride away. The best of Melbourne. The best of Carnegie. This is where everything comes together in a brand new home and a brilliant opportunity. ARTIST IMPRESSION ONLY The design of M.Carnegie celebrates space and local character. Modern The architectural studio of T-A Square has carefully designed M.Carnegie to complement the established streetscape while still Architecture creating a statement address of modern sophistication. The experience of M.Carnegie begins with the entrance foyer, which is both welcoming and grand, and which seamlessly blurs the bounda- ries between the surrounding landscaping and the smartly light-filled building interiors. Hidden from sight, the basement provides convenient parking solutions for residents (not car stackers), as well as extra storage facilities and secure places to keep bikes. ARTIST IMPRESSION ONLY * Still waiting on more copy about the foyer. M.Carnegie is all about celebrating space and local Waiting on a character, from the light-filled entrance foyer with soaring triple-height windows to the green garden new heading surrounds and natural aesthetic of the facades. The award-winning architectural studio, has carefully designed M.Carnegie to seamlessly blend in with the established streetscape while still creating a statement address of modern sophistica- tion. LOCATION M.CARNEGIE M is for Melbourne 06 - PORT PHILIP BAY 22 KM / 29 MINS Melbourne’s beautiful bay is a calm and Melbourne at a glance picturesque setting with places for sunbathing, swimming, fishing and boating. The popular Bay Trail ofers 50km of running and riding with In 2015, Melbourne was awarded the Melbourne is known as the cultural capital spectacular scenery, best known tourist attractions. prestigious title of World’s Most Liveable of Australia and the home of world-class City by The Economist for the fifth year in a sporting venues. With its celebrated CBD 07- ARTS PRECINCT row. laneway culture, love of live music and Melbourne22 KM / 29 MINS is Australia’s cultural capital, with passion for fine dining the city ofers a world-class exhibitions at the National Gallery of Everything that makes this such a popular sophisticated lifestyle second to none. Victoria, and a rich program of plays, concerts, place to call home is within easy reach of ballet and opera at Arts Centre Melbourne and the M.Carnegie. At any hour of the day or night, on Recital Centre. weekdays and weekends, there are places to visit and things to do all around Melbourne. 08- FEDERATION SQUARE Federation17 KM / 19 MINS Square is where Melbourne comes together by the banks of the Yarra River in the CBD, with markets, festivals and outdoor film SHOP screenings, and the popular film and TV museum, ACMI, The Australian Centre of the Moving Image M3 01- CHADSTONE SHOPPING TOWN CARLTON 15 KM / 16 MINS BALWYN Chadstone is described as Melbourne’s fashion capital, KEW RANGES 39 KM DANDENONG with a huge range of retail including two major EAT DONCASTER 07 08 03 department stores, Myer and David Jones, along with 11 MELBOURNE mainstream brands and high-end designer boutiques. 10 09 09- MELBOURNE CBD RICHMOND Melbourne18 KM / 22 MINS is home to some of the country’s HAWTHORN 02- CHAPEL ST most acclaimed fine dining experiences, as well Chapel15 KM / 16 Street MINS in South Yarra is an established fashion BOX HILL as cozy laneway cafés and after-hours bars. 02 CAMBERWELL destination in Melbourne, lined with independent boutiques and international labels, as well as chic bars TOORAK and restaurants. 10- CROWN / SOUTHBANK 20 KM / 25 MINS Crown Melbourne is not only the largest casino GLEN IRIS in the southern hemisphere – this sparkling BURWOOD GLEN riverside location is also known for its 12 WAVERLY EXPLORE award-winning restaurants and high-end retail. ST KILDA M1 MALVERN 11- SOUTH MELBOURNE CHADSTONE 03- DANDENONG RANGES EAST People21 KM / 28 come MINS from all sides of the city to pick up Head15 KM /to 16 the MINS hills outside Melbourne and you’re soon in 06 01 MT WAVERLY fresh produce and gourmet goodies at the another world of towering trees, green fern glades and vibrant South Melbourne market and browse PORT charming village streets lined with cafés and eclectic PHILLIP BAY through the boutiques of the surrounding shopping. CARNEGIE neighbourhood. BRIGHTON 04- MORNINGTON 12- ST KILDA 15 KM / 16 MINS The Mornington Peninsula is a popular weekend 17Melbourne’s KM / 19 MINS most popular bayside location is full of HAMPTON destination, with rolling hills, quaint towns, places to wine and dine, enjoy live music or a picnic award-winning wineries, gourmet restaurants, opulent on the shore. The historic St Kilda Pier, Palais 04 MORNINGTON PENINSULAR 63 KM day spas and sandy beaches. Theatre and Luna Park are all top attractions. CARNEGIE LIFESTYLE M.CARNEGIE MELBOURNE CBD 16KM | 22mins MONASH CARNEGIE CHADSTONE UNIVERSITY MONASH TRAIN STATION SHOPPING TOORAK CAULFIELD HIGHWAY 500m | 6mins CENTER 9KM | 19mins 3.3KM | 9mins 14.9KM | 15mins (BY FOOT) 3kM | 8mins GLEN IRIS 4.8KM | 13mins MALVERN ST KILDA CROWN Caulfield Racecourse KOORNANG RD VALLEY 10.5KM | 15mins 16.5KM | 24mins 13KM | 23mins 300m | 4mins GOLF COURSE (BY FOOT) 3.9KM | 9mins CARNEGIE LIFESTYLE M.CARNEGIE My kind of place THE CARNEGIE LIFE Carnegie is one of Melbourne’s most popular places to live, ofering the perfect combination of easy city access and its own vibrant neighbourhood. For a retail experience of a diferent kind, Chadstone is only minutes away. This is the largest shopping centre in Australia with more than 500 shops under one roof as well as a gourmet food hall, supermarkets, cinemas & more. Bustling Koornang Road is a food lover’s paradise with seemingly endless cafés, restaurants and fresh produce on ofer from every corner of the globe, as well as local boutique shopping and a culturally diverse community. Along with abundant green parklands, multiple transport options and close proximity to Monash University, Carnegie ofers a stress-free life every day of the week. 1341 Dandenong Road, Chadstone VIC - 3 KM CARNEGIE LIFESTYLE M.CARNEGIE RECREATION & PARKLAND Run, walk, swim, play, golf – there are plenty of green parks and recreation facilities to keep fit and enjoy the great outdoors around Carnegie. Carnegie train station Malvern Valley Golf Course Monash University Caufield UNIVERSITY & SCHOOLS Carnegie Tram Stop Carnegie ofers fine education choices at every level, from kindergarten to tertiary study. PUBLIC Nearby Monash University is a TRANSPORT world-renowned centre of Koornang Park learning, ofering undergradu- ate courses in business, With regular trains, trams and engineering, law, medicine, buses, Carnegie is one of the science, and more much. Its city’s most connected suburbs, two main campuses are only providing direct access to the minutes away from Carnegie, Carnegie Primary School CBD and Greater Melbourne. via car or public transport. CARNEGIE LIFESTYLE M.CARNEGIE My local coffee spot Spilt Milk is just one of many Carnegie cafés that add to the suburb’s eclectic mix of casual fare and international dining. This charming and cozy café serves up an appetising range of tasty treats – all named after animals – for breakfast, brunch and lunch. Grab one of two diferent cofee blends to go or savour at your leisure in the stripped-back setting. If you’re a serious bean aficionado, try the filtered slow drip prepared by one of the friendly baristas. Spilt Milk could be your local favourite. But first you’ll need to sample all the other delicious Carnegie choices. 288 Neerim Rd, Carnegie VIC 3163 --- 150 M CARNEGIE LIFESTYLE M.CARNEGIE Aunties Dumpling Carnegie Fruit Market Huf Bagelry LOCAL SHOPS & RETAILERS FOOD & CAFES Whatever you’re looking for, you’re bound to find it on From Chinese to Russian, a Koornang Road. This is where takeaway cofee to a fresh produce and gourmet sit-down banquet, Carnegie delights from around the world satisfies all kinds of foodie are served with old-fashioned, cravings. Whether you’re in friendly customer service. the mood for traditional Japanese or Korean bbq cooked at your table, you’ll find just the right place for Commonweatlh Bank dinner every night. Carnegie Fruit Market Petaling Street Minta & Co Mrs Kims Grill Platform 3 Cafe Bus route 623 | 624 | 626 Carnegie | Murrumbeena | Hughesdale 4 16 PARKS M1 Monash Fwy 1 Koornang Park Waverly Rd 2 Caulfield Reserve 3 RM Lord Park 2 SCHOOLS 18 4 Monash Caulfield 5 Carnegie Primary School 6 Murrumbeena Primary School Darling Rd 7 St Anthonys School Glen Eira Secondary College RETAIL 8 Chadstone Shopping Center Belgrave Rd 9 Carnegie Fresh Food Market 10 Woolworths 11 Australia Post Chadstone Rd 5 RECREATION Princess Hwy 12 Crossfit Carnegie 13 Integral Yoga 14 Carnegie Re-creation Health Club 8 15 Carnegie Swim Center 6 Chadstone 16 St Anthonys Tennis Club Shopping Center 17 Malvern Vallery Golf Course 16 7 18 Caulfield Racecourse Grange Rd Poath Rd CAFES & RESTAURANTS 19 Crust Pizza Neerim Rd Glenhuntly Rd 20 Mrs Kims Grill 13 21 Huff Bagelry Koornang Rd 5 Neerim Rd 22 Petaling Street 28 23 Grill’d Burger Neerim Road 24 Aunties Dumpling 26 30 25 25 Parada Thai 2 24 Murrumbeena Rd 26 Straits of Malacca 33 27 Split Milk 32 11 Jersey Pde 28 Platform 3 10 31 23 22 29 Kim Chi Grandma 3 34 21 30 William Murray Cafe 15 9 Koornang Road Lyons St Belsize Ave 1 Shepparson Ave 29 20 BANKS 27 19 31 Commomwealth Poath Rd 32 ANZ 33 Westpac 34 NAB ARTIST IMPRESSION ONLY Masterfully designed.
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