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GARDEN RESIDENCES ~ GREEN VILLAGE ~ DISCOVER OUTSTANDING ONE, TWO AND THREE BEDROOM LUXURY APARTMENTS IN AN EXEMPLARY INNER CITY LOCATION. PERFECTLY CAPTURING THE SPIRIT OF NEW YORK’S ULTIMATE URBAN VILLAGE, GREENWICH FAIRFIELD ONE PUTS YOU JUST MINUTES FROM * MELBOURNE’S SUPERB YARRA RIVER PAGE PARKLAND AND AN ABUNDANCE OF LOCAL SHOPS, RESTAURANTS AND FOOD AND WINE SPECIALISTS. PAGE * TWO GILLIES STREET FACADE ~ ARTIST IMPRESSION ~ARTIST FACADE GILLIES STREET PAGE * THREE FOUR FIVE * * PAGE PAGE 1LOCATION One of Melbourne’s hidden treasures, Fairfield quietly offers an inner city sanctuary that delivers contemporary living of the highest quality. A perfectly balanced mix of terrific lifestyle amenity, utter convenience and tranquil community living, Fairfield invites you into an authentic urban village just 5.5km from the CBD, surrounded by acres of some of the city’s best parkland. YARRA BEND YARRA RIVER MELBOURNE CBD STATION STREET GOLF COURSE 3mins 14mins VILLAGE 6mins 5mins MELBOURNE FAIRFIELD FAIRFIELD STATION & POLYTECHNIC BOATHOUSE RAILWAY PLACE VILLAGE 4mins 5mins 1min SIX SEVEN * * PAGE PAGE GREENWICH FAIRFIELD ~ LOCATION From the country town feel of its tree-enveloped railway station to the local neighbourhood charm of the Station Street shopping village, Fairfield embraces you with a genuine community rare in the inner city, brimming with family- owned shops and an easy-going, friendly vibe. Enjoy incredible proximity to the historic Fairfield Park Boathouse on the lush banks of the Yarra River. 1 2 EIGHT NINE * * PAGE PAGE 3 4 5 1. Interior Base 2. Fifteen Pounds café 3. Yarra River 4. Fairfield Train Station 5. Fairfield Park Boathouse GREENWICH FAIRFIELD ~ LOCATION 2. STATION ST STATION GRANGE RD GRANGE 1. Northcote Plaza Shopping Centre 16. Abbotsford Convent 1. SEPARATION ST 2. Northcote Aquatic Centre 17. Xavier College ~ Burke Hall DAREBIN 4. 3. Melbourne Polytechnic 18. Victoria Street Food Precinct PARKLANDS 4. Ivanhoe Grammar School 19. Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre FAIRFIELD 5. Alphington Grammar School 20. Swan Street Entertainment Precinct ST HIGH ST GEORGES RD GEORGES ST 6. Latrobe Golf Club 21. Melbourne Cricket Ground STATION STREET 7. Green Acres Golf Club 22. Rod Laver Arena NORTHCOTE VILLAGE 8. Kew Golf Club 23. Federation Square 9. Trinity Grammar School 24. Regent Theatre 10. Ruyton Girls School 25. Princess Theatre HIGH STREET RAILWAY PL 5. 11. Xavier College 26. QV Melbourne VILLAGE 12. Methodist Ladies College 27. Emporium Melbourne WESTGARTH ST ALPHINGTON 13. Swinburne University 28. Queen Victoria Market HEIDELBERG RD GILLIES ST PARK of Technology 29. Gertrude Street Food 7. 14. Studley Park Boathouse and Art Precinct 6. FAIRFIELD PARK 15. Collingwood Children’s Farm 30. Melbourne Museum BOATHOUSE 8. and Farmers Market 31. The Royal Melbourne Hospital 3. YARRA RIVER 5mins THE QUARRIES EASTERN FWY PARK EDINBURGH ASQUITH ST GARDENS PRINCES PARK DARLING GARDENS YARRA BEND GOLF COURSE KEW ROYAL PARK TEN ELEVEN * * PAGE PAGE SMITH ST SMITH HIGH ST NICHOLSON ST NICHOLSON BRUNSWICK ST BRUNSWICK UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 14. FITZROY STUDLEY PARK RD 31. 15. KEW JUNCTION COTHAM RD BRUNSWICK ST. FOOD 16. & SHOPPING PRECINCT HODDLE ST 17. 30. SMITH ST. FOOD & 9. 10. SHOPPING PRECINCT CARLTON GARDENS 29. 11. 12. 18. VICTORIA ST GLENFERRIE RD BARKERS RD 10mins 19. 28. RMIT UNIVERSITY CHURCH ST. FOOD HAWTHORN & SHOPPING PRECINCT CHURCH ST 26. 25. FITZROY GARDENS GLENFERRIE RD. 27. RICHMOND SHOPPING PRECINCT 13. MELBOURNE 20. BRIDGE RD CBD BURWOOD RD 24. 23. 21. 22. GREENWICH FAIRFIELD ~ LOCATION Experience a unique, traffic-free connection to the CBD via the beautiful sheltered banks of the Yarra. Cycle or walk Melbourne’s best off-road path – the Main Yarra Trail takes you all the way to Flinders Street Station and Docklands. On the way, take in any one of hundreds of great spots, including farmers’ markets at the Abbotsford Convent and Collingwood Children’s Farm. 1. Yarra River 2. Ivanhoe Grammar 3. Abbotsford Convent 2 4. Melbourne Polytechnic TWELVE THIRTEEN * * PAGE PAGE 3 1 4 GREENWICH FAIRFIELD ~ LOCATION 2RESIDENCES Designed by the award-winning JCB Architecture to echo the organic, urban charm of its New York namesake, Greenwich Fairfield FOURTEEN creates a mini local precinct FIFTEEN * * with two independent buildings embracing a verdantly landscaped PAGE courtyard. Employing a mix of brick PAGE tones and distinct but interconnected architectural elements, the building inhabits the streetscapes with a people-scale, neighbourhood feel. PAGE * SIXTEEN RAILWAY PLACE FACADE ~ ARTIST IMPRESSION ~ARTIST FACADE PLACE RAILWAY PAGE * SEVENTEEN PAGE * EIGHTEEN RESIDENCE COURTYARD ~ ARTIST IMPRESSION ~ARTIST COURTYARD RESIDENCE PAGE * NINETEEN TWENTY TWENTY~ONE * * PAGE PAGE Gaze out to spectacular city views, of perforated brickwork screens, or lushly planted landscapes and enjoy luxury one, two and three decks on the ground and upper bedroom apartment living, with levels. Augmented by the privacy ample car and bicycle parking. RESIDENCE TERRACE ~ ARTIST IMPRESSION TWENTY~TWO TWENTY~THREE * * PAGE PAGE Carefully designed to eliminate well-proportioned, flexible borrowed light, Greenwich floorplans, each apartment is Fairfield’s airy, open-plan interiors imbued with a generous sense make the most of abundant natural of space and finished to an sunlight and ventilation. With exceptional standard. RESIDENCE LIVING ~ TWO BEDROOM ~ ARTIST IMPRESSION TWENTY~FOUR TWENTY~FIVE * * PAGE PAGE Experience the very best of superbly integrated balconies and contemporary apartment living. terraces, opening your home to Greenwich Fairfield’s large one amazing views and a wealth of bedroom residences invite you to options for entertaining guests. expand your living space with RESIDENCE LIVING ~ ONE BEDROOM ~ ARTIST IMPRESSION TWENTY~SIX TWENTY~SEVEN * * PAGE PAGE With JCB interior design melding proportioned and finished, featuring perfectly with Greenwich Fairfield’s mirror splashbacks, built-in dining architectural vision, apartments table/island bench, and convenient showcase outstanding bespoke chef’s rangetop shelf. kitchen designs, beautifully RESIDENCE KITCHEN ~ ARTIST IMPRESSION PAGE * TWENTY~EIGHT RESIDENCE BATHROOM ~ DARK SCHEME ~ ARTIST IMPRESSION SCHEME~ARTIST ~DARK BATHROOM RESIDENCE PAGE * TWENTY~NINE THIRTY THIRTY~ONE * * PAGE PAGE GREENWICH Immerse yourself in the rich, shady seats, courtyards and walkways GARDENS luxuriant planting of Greenwich meander beneath timber ‘lantern’ Fairfield’s stunning outdoor spaces. structures to create a sense of quiet Replete with sheltered nooks and privacy and tranquil comfort. GREENWICH GARDENS ~ LANTERNS ~ ARTIST IMPRESSION THIRTY~TWO THIRTY~THREE * * PAGE PAGE Invite your friends or enjoy a quiet fireplace. With comfortable built-in drink with neighbours in green and seating, it’s perfect for relaxing after leafy surroundings, while warming work, or combining a good book your toes before the outdoor and a glass of red. GREENWICH GARDENS ~ OUTDOOR FIREPLACE ~ ARTIST IMPRESSION THIRTY~FOUR THIRTY~FIVE * * PAGE PAGE TEAM AND 3INVESTMENT Greenwich Fairfield brings together an exceptional team of industry leaders, headed by the legendary Grocon, with the proven experience and expertise to deliver an outstanding residential product, ideally matched to the market, and primed to deliver superb value to investors. TEAM GROCON JACKSON CLEMENTS Famously managed by three BURROWS ARCHITECTS 1 generations of the Grollo family, JCB are a Melbourne based, multi Grocon has evolved from Luigi award winning, design focused Grollo’s one-man concreting business studio ~ committed to the delivery over 60 years ago to become of exceptional architecture, interior Australia’s largest privately owned and urban design. Established in development, construction and funds 1998 by Tim Jackson, Jon Clements management company. With their and Graham Burrows. Since then, head office located in Melbourne, their shared commitment to the and operating out of Sydney, exploration of innovative and Brisbane and the Gold Coast, the environmentally sustainable design firm has delivered four of Australia’s principles has not wavered. five tallest buildings, including Eureka and the Rialto Towers. LAT27 Today Grocon specialises in medium As a multi-disciplinary design studio, and large scale projects, be they Lat27’s goal is to shape inspirational commercial office spaces for environments of enduring quality. THIRTY~SIX 2 premium clients, Public Private They thrive on collaboration and THIRTY~SEVEN * Partnerships such as the new believe in outcomes that are true * Victorian Comprehensive Cancer to each place and its story. PAGE Centre (VCCC) or residential PAGE projects QV, Bouverie St. Apartments THREE SIXTY and Swanston Square in Melbourne, PROPERTY GROUP Cove in Sydney and Parklands ~ Australia’s leading full-service, which is currently under construction residential development sales and on the Gold Coast. Grocon is an marketing agency, Three Sixty industry leader in safety, and a global Property Group capitalises on over champion in the field of sustainable 30 years experience and is responsible design and construction. for over 20,000 residential apartment and townhouse sales to date. 3 With a thorough, sophisticated understanding of the sector and its markets, Three Sixty Property Group delivers a comprehensive service unmatched in the industry. 4 5 1. 85 Spring Street ~ Grocon 4. Harold Street Residence ~ JCB 2. QV Eight ~ Grocon 5. Agnes St Apartments ~ JCB 3. Mount Alvernia College ~ Lat27
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