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Experience the ultimate in inner city apartment living on Melbourne’s premier boulevarde, St. Kilda Road. An exceptional, landmark building in a lush parkland setting. The Fawkner invites you to come home to one of the city’s most elegant and desirable locations, renowned for its rich and vibrant shopping, dining and entertainment. Conveniently located near Melbourne’s most beautiful green spaces, including the Yarra River, Royal Botanic Gardens and Albert Park, this prestigious address is matched by a building of significance and striking architectural design – an urban sanctuary offering luxury and unparalleled amenity to its residents, blessed with extraordinary views of Fawkner Park, the Royal Domain, Port Phillip Bay, and the city. 01/ ARTIST IMPRESSION MAJESTIC ARTIST IMPRESSION CITY LIVING Conceived by the award-winning architecture and design studio KPDO, The Fawkner introduces a stunning selection of large, exquisitely designed residential apartments over 19 levels, embracing the grandeur of a blue chip location with a signature architectural presence and a remarkable vision that sets a whole new standard for inner city living. 06 07/ Discover a suite of integrated residential amenity that puts a range of superb facilities and simply idyllic spaces at your ARTIST IMPRESSION fingertips. Meet guests for a drink in the opulent ground floor Seating Lounge. Arrange a quick business meeting in the Executive Seating Area or book the Private Meeting Room or Theatre. 08 09/ Take care of your daily exercise regime on Podium Level 7 with a spectacular 20 metre Lap Pool and Gymnasium. ARTIST IMPRESSION Relax in the Sauna and Steam Rooms. Take advantage of the onsite Children’s Play Area and slip out to the tranquility of the Sundeck. 10 11/ Defined by a brilliant exterior façade that responds to the daily and seasonal drama of its parkland surroundings, ARTIST IMPRESSION The Fawkner welcomes you to an exclusive precinct, spectacularly landscaped by innovative Oculus Landscape Architecture & Urban Design, with new gardens on the ground floor and podium, creating verdant, attractive and high quality spaces for residents and visitors. 12 13/ ARTIST IMPRESSION 14 15/ ARTIST IMPRESSION 16 17/ Enjoy state-of-the-art audio visual entertainment in plush comfort and complete privacy. The Fawkner’s ARTIST IMPRESSION luxurious ground floor theatrette is perfect for relaxing with friends and neighbours or for private bookings and business presentations. 18 19/ Invite guests for a taste of your favourite drop in the intimate, elegantly appointed Wine Room. Store your ARTIST IMPRESSION collection in a stylish, temperature-controlled cellar with capacity for over 10,000 bottles. 20 21/ THE FINEST RESIDENCES, GENEROUS IN SCALE AND LUXURIOUSLY APPOINTED. DESIGNED BY ACCLAIMED K.P.D.O 22 23/ Step inside exquisitely finished spaces suffused with natural daylight through floor-to-ceiling double glazing ARTIST IMPRESSION and opening onto large courtyards, terraces and balconies. Select from spacious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom layouts in two sophisticated colour schemes, with a choice of dark or light floorboards, textured granite benchtops in grey or charcoal, and superbly detailed joinery. 24 25/ ARTIST IMPRESSION 26 27/ ARTIST IMPRESSION 28 29/ Meticulous attention to detail and premium quality fixtures and fittings are evident in ARTIST IMPRESSION every room. Plush bedrooms offer a luxurious atmosphere of privacy with magnificent views, seamlessly integrating practical considerations like plenty of storage. Chic bathrooms feature terrazzo tiles, stone countertops, ebonised detailing, tinted bronze shower screens and silver mirrors. 30 31/ ARTIST IMPRESSION 32 33/ ARTIST IMPRESSION ARTIST IMPRESSION 34 35/ Enjoy privileged access to Melbourne’s leafy heritage with one of the city’s oldest and grandest parks as ARTIST IMPRESSION your own backyard. Wake up to spectacular views over Fawkner Park’s 41 hectares of criss-crossing pathways lined by mature elms, oaks, poplars and Moreton Bay figs. Step outside and soak up the English ‘village green’ atmosphere at summer weekend cricket matches. Stop by to watch regular softball, soccer, football and rugby matches, or join the spectators making use of free barbecues and picnic areas. Book a public court at the tennis centre or try some delicious cakes and coffee at the club café. 36 37/ FAWKNER PARK FAWKNER PARK East Richmond CHURCH ST. STURT ST. YARRA RIVER . Y W F SH NA MO ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS ALEXANDRA AVE. DOMAIN RD. PARK ST. KINGS WAY South Yarra TOORAK RD. MORAY ST. CHAPEL ST. PUNT RD. FAWKNER PARK ALBERT PARK ALBERT PARK COMMERCIAL RD. LAKE GOLF COURSE L A K ST. KILDA RD. E S I D E GREVILLE ST. D QUEENS RD. R V. Prahran HIGH ST. ALBERT Surround yourself with three icons of Melbourne PARK parkland. Your own Fawkner Park was first reserved in 1862 and has remained largely unchanged from its CANTERBURY RD. original design. The Royal Botanic Gardens’ gorgeous grounds filled with themed plantings of native and exotic vegetation have been delighting locals since 1846. Windsor QUEENS WAY And Albert Park offers a wealth of outdoor activities in beautiful surroundings on both land and water. PARK ST. BEACONSFIELD PDE. FITZROY ST. ALMA RD. GREY ST. PORT PHILLIP BAY FAWKNER PARK TENNIS CLUB THE TAN RUNNING AND WALKING TRACK ALBERT PARK GOLF COURSE 42 43/ POSITIONAL ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS 44 45/ Select from Melbourne’s best outdoor recreation opportunities in the beautiful surroundings of the 225 hectare Albert Park. Home once a year to the high octane excitement of the Grand Prix, for another eleven and a half months it is your personal playground. Enjoy sailing clubs and sporting facilities, a spectacular public golf course, the Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre, and plenty of spots for an idyllic family picnic. ALBERT PARK LAKE 26 VICTORIA ST. VICTORIA ST. SPORTS & RECREATION DINING HODDLE ST. 1. Fawkner Park Cricket 50. The Botanical 85 96 2. Fawkner Park Softball 51. France-Soir 78 46 77 65 66 3. Fawkner Park Basketball 52. French Fantasies 64 24 4. Fawkner Park Tennis Club 53. Two Birds One Stone 74 27 80 25 5. Tennis World Albert Reserve 54. 38 Chairs 79 63 62 BRIDGE RD. 81 82 6. Albert Park Golf Course 55. Oscar Cooper 73 84 59 60 61 89 Hawthorn 7. Lakeside Stadium 56. Bistro Thierry C 67 83 58 23 I 8. Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre 57. Sake Restaurant & Bar T SPENCER ST. Y 68 L 9. Albert Park Driving Range 58. MoVida 30 16 I 40 N 10. Middle Park Bowling Club 59. Chin Chin K 18 75 71 29 36 17 11. Albert Park Football Club 60. Meatball &Wine Co. 57 39 FLINDERS ST. 72 SWAN ST. 45 15 14 Richmond 12. Albert Park Soccer Club 61. GAZI 28 Southern Cross 41 38 42 13. AAMI Park 62. Cumulus Inc. 37 35 13 Burnley 14. Hisense Arena 63. Stokehouse City East Richmond 15. Melbourne Park 64. Flower Drum 43 16. MCG 65. Chinatown 17. Punt Road Oval 66. Grossi Florentino 44 34 M O N Heyington 18. Etihad Stadium 67. Red Spice Road FWY A ATE S H STG KINGS WAY 95 FWY WE ROYAL BOTANIC 19. St. Kilda Sea Baths 68. Vue De Monde INGLES ST. 33 GARDENS 20. St. Kilda Marina 69. Cafe Di Stasio DOMAIN RD. 22 70. Riva 94 50 CLARENDON ST. 92 CITY RD. 86 MORAY ST. 53 PARKS BARS 51 52 47 TOORAK RD. 93 4 South Yarra 21. Albert Park Lake 71. Riverland Bar WILLIAMSTOWN RD. PARK ST. 54 22. Como Park 72. Ponyfish Island FAWKNER PARK 23. Yarra Park 73. Gin Palace 3 Hawksburn 24. Fitzroy Gardens 74. Madame Brussels 7 2 25. Treasury Gardens 75. Fall From Grace 1 26. Carlton Gardens 76. Captain Baxter 87 88 56 MALVERN RD. 21 27. Flagstaff Gardens 8 5 WILLIAMS RD. 97 28. Queen Victoria Gardens PICKLES ST. Toorak 55 BAY ST. 6 29. Alexandra Gardens 9 ST. KILDA RD. QUEENS RD. SHOPPING Prahran 30. Birrarung Marr 91 HIGH ST. 12 31. St. Kilda Botanic Gardens 10 77. QV PUNT RD. 32. Catani Gardens Armadale 78. Melbourne Central KERFERD RD. 11 ALBERT 79. Bourke Street Mall PARK Windsor 80. Emporium C BEACONSFIELD PDE. AN ENTERTAINMENT/ICONS 81. Melbourne GPO TE R PRINCES HWY. / DANDENONG RD. B 82. Royal Arcade U R 48 Y 33. Shrine of Remembrance R 83. The Block Arcade D . 34. Australian Centre for 84. Collins Street ALMA RD. Contemporary Arts 85. Queen Victoria Market CHAPEL ST. ST. HOTHAM 35. Sidney Myer Music Bowl 86. South Melbourne Market FITZROY ST. 36. Rod Laver Arena 87. Prahran Market 32 37. NGV 69 INKERMAN RD. 88. Chapel Street 38. Arts Centre 89. Bridge Road 19 39. Hamer Hall 90. St. Kilda Esplanade Market 76 CARLISLE ST. BALACLAVA RD. 90 40. Federation Square ORRONG RD. RD. KOOYONG 41. Eureka Skydeck 49 Balaclava 42. Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium 43. Crown Casino EDUCATION/HEALTH 31 44. Melbourne Convention & PORT PHILLIP 91. Wesley College BAY Exhibition Building 92. Melbourne Grammar School Ripponlea 45. Docklands GLEN EIRA RD. 93. Mac.Robertsons Girls’ High School 46. State Library of Victoria 70 NEPEAN HWY. 94. Melbourne High School 47. Palace Cinema Como Centre 20 95. Melbourne Girls Grammar BARKLY ST. BARKLY 48. The Astor Theatre 96. RMIT University 49. Palais Theatre 97. Alfred Hospital GLEN HUNTLY RD. Elsternwick ST. KILDA ST. KILDA ST. ORMOND ESP. 48 NEW ST. 49/ 2 1 3 Just a couple of tramstops away, treat yourself to the sumptuous boutique shopping experience of 1. FRANCE-SOIR South Yarra’s famous Toorak Road and Chapel Street. 2. BISTRO THIERRY Soak up the bustling café culture, sample some of the 3. FRENCH FANTASIES city’s finest restaurants, or make a night of it in one of many exciting entertainment venues. 50 51/ RETAIL HEAVEN 1 2 From up-market fashion designers to the retro chic of second hand stores, Melbourne’s most vibrant retail precinct is yours to explore.
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