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Melbourne, Australia Collins House Melbourne COLLINS HOUSE MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA COLLINS HOUSE LUXURIOUS 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM RESIDENCES ABOVE THE HEART OF COLLINS STREET COLLINS HOUSE — 04 — INTRODUCTION TRADITIONAL GRANDEUR REDEFINED — 07 — MELBOURNE THE WORLD’s MOST LIVEABLE CITY — 13 — COLLINS STREET AN LIFE DEFINING ADDRESS — 22 — COLLINS HOUSE A BUILDING OF DISTINCTION — 45 — LUXURY RESIDENCES A NEW HEIGHT OF SOPHISTICATION —68 — COLLABORATORS AN EXCEPTIONAL TEAM — 03 — COLLINS HOUSE COLLINS HOUSE INTRODUCTION TRADITIONAL GRANDEUR REDEFINED Collins House presents a rare opportunity to enjoy a life of unrivalled luxury at an address of truly international standing. Conceived by award-winning architects, Bates Smart, the design of this elegant building is deeply respectful of the history and character of Collins Street. From its heritage façade to its contemporary apartments, from its exclusive residential amenities to its spectacular views, every part of Collins House reflects the grandeur and grace of this discerning city location. In every way, Collins House is a new landmark address for Melbourne. Artist Impression - Exterior — 04 — — 05 — COLLINS HOUSE MELBOURNE THE WORLD’S MOST LIVEABLE CITY Melbourne offers a diverse and richly rewarding lifestyle, from its shopping and commerce to its cultural delights and magnificent parklands. It’s little wonder Melbourne has been voted the world’s most liveable city on multiple occasions. By day, Melbourne offers bustling streets, riverside parks, bayside beaches and traditional gardens to explore, as well as endless museums, galleries, laneway cafés and designer boutiques. By night, the city’s celebrated culinary scene serves up an array of award-winning restaurants, along with live music venues and sophisticated bars to appeal to every taste. — 07 — » 6 minutes walk to » 20 minutes walk to RMIT the Regent Theatre. & Melbourne University. » 20 minutes walk to St Kilda & Port Phillip Bay. » 7 minutes walk to Crown Casino. » 8 minutes walk to Federation Square & Flinders Street Station. » » 14 minutes walk to 12 minutes walk to the the Royal Botanic Gardens. NGV & Arts Centre Melbourne. » 8 minutes walk » 12 minutes walk to to Chinatown. Queen Victoria Market. Carlton Gardens COLLINS HOUSE COLLINS STREET A LIFE DEFINING ADDRESS From Wall Street in New York to the Champs-Élysées in Paris, from Orchard Road in Singapore to The Bund in Shanghai, the world’s greatest cities are defined by their most celebrated locations. For Melbourne this is unquestionably Collins Street – one of the most prestigious and coveted addresses in Australia. Collins Street epitomises the European influence and commercial affluence of this great city.T his elegant and established tree-lined boulevard boasts grand heritage architecture, fine dining and the financial heart of Melbourne. Home to designer brands including Chanel, Gucci and Prada, Collins Street is internationally regarded as the city’s home of prestige retail. — 13 — » 7 minutes walk to world renowned laneway culture. » 9 minutes walk to Block Arcade & Hopetoun Tea Rooms. » 1 minute walk to Melbourne's business precinct. » 3 minutes walk to Melbourne’s premium fashion retailers. » 10 minutes walk to Degraves Street. » 10 minutes walk to Flagstaff Gardens. » 3 minutes walk to Melbourne’s premium fashion retailers. » 1 minute walk to the Intercontinental Hotel. 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MELBOURNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL 08. ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS 15. ROYAL MELBOURNE HOSPITAL 22. ETIHAD STADIUM 01. CUMULUS INC. 07. ThE LUI BAR 13. HER MAJESTY’S THEATRE 19. BURBERRY 02. MELBOURNE GIRLS GRAMMAR 09. ALEXANDRA GARDENS 16. ST VINCENT’S HOSPITAL 23. MCG 02. THE EUROPEAN 08. THE WAITING ROOM 14. REGENT THEATRE 20. TiffANY & CO. 03. RmiT UNIVERSITY 10. QUEEN VICTORIA GARDENS 17. ThE ALFRED HOSPITAL 24. ARTS CENTRE MELBOURNE 03. chiN CHIN 09. ThE MAIL EXCHANGE 15. PRINCESS THEATRE 21. PRADA 04. MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL 11. BIRRARUNG MARR 18. QV 25. AAmi PARK 04. RED SPICE ROAD 10. COLLINS QUARTER 16. ACMI 22. GUCCI 05. WESLEY COLLEGE 12. BATMAN PARK 19. QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET 26. MELBOURNE EXHIBITION AND 05. ROCKPOOL BAR & GRILL 11. SIGLO 17. MELBOURNE AqUARIUM 23. CHANEL 06. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY 13. FLAGSTAFF GARDENS 20. MELBOURNE CENTRAL CONVENTION CENTRE 06. VUE DE MONDE 12. DEGRAVES EspRESSO BAR 18. STATE THEATRE 24. LOUIS VUITTON 07. UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 14. CARLTON GARDENS 21. EMPORIUM 27. MELBOURNE MUSEUM — 18 — — 19 — COLLINS HOUSE COLLINS HOUSE “MELBOURNE IS THE CULTURAL CAPITAL OF AUSTRALIA, WITH THE BEST OF THE CITY’S CELEBRATED ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND FINE DINING JUST MOMENTS FROM COLLINS HOUSE.” KRISTEN WHITTLE, DIRECTOR, BATES SMART — 20 — — 21 — COLLINS HOUSE COLLINS HOUSE A BUILDING OF DISTINCTION Superbly designed by the leading architectural practice of Bates Smart, the Collins House experience begins at the first three floors. Here, the artful incorporation of stunning original Art Nouveau detailing from the existing 1908 building provides a unique, stately façade and grand entrance hall. Outside, the fine brickwork, bluestone and decorative elements are restored to their former glory. Inside, the lobby is warm and welcoming with plush lounge seating, a feature fireplace and the old-world club feel of beautiful timber wall panelling. As the elegant building of Collins House rises above this grand entrance, the sophistication continues in every detail. — 22 — — 23 — Artist Impression - Building Entrance COLLINS HOUSE Artist Impression — 25 — Artist Impression - Ground Floor Lobby COLLINS HOUSE — 26 — — 27 — — 28 — Artist Impression - Collins Terrace Lounge COLLINS HOUSE COLLINS TERRACE Collins House offers a life of style befitting its location in the heart of Melbourne’s most sophisticated street. Collins Terrace on Level 3 is a private indoor and outdoor space with picturesque views over the trees, trams and bustling street scene below. This is a place to meet friends and fellow residents in the sumptuous open-air lounge and dining areas, with a gourmet kitchen and spacious lounge just inside. For both social occasions and moments of quiet contemplation, Collins Terrace is an open and flexible space where residents can relax.
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