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466 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET TRADITIONAL GRANDEUR REDEFINED DISTINCTIVE 1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM RESIDENCES MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET A RICH MELBOURNE HISTORY COLLINS STREET IS MELBOURNE’S FIFTH AVENUE AND WALL STREET COMBINED – AN ELEGANT, TREE-LINED Boulevard THat IS HOME TO CLASSIC ARCHITECTURE, LUXURY LIVING AND THE FINANCIAL HEART OF THIS great CITY. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA COLLINS STREET 1895 “ COLLINS HOUSE IS AN ELEGANT BUILDING WHICH RESPECTFULLY INCORPorates ITS decorative Heritage faÇADE. ” KRISTEN WHITTLE, DIRecTOR, BATES SMART 466 COLLINS STREET REFINED DESIGN COLLINS HOUSE SEAMLESSLY BLENDS A grand Heritage faÇADE WITH A BOLD AND graceful CONTEMPorarY tower OF FINELY APPOINTED ONE, two AND THREE BEDROOM PREMIUM RESIDENCES. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA ARTIST IMPRESSION 466 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA ARTIST IMPRESSION 466 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA ARTIST IMPRESSION 466 COLLINS STREET “ EacH RESIDENCE IS SUPERBLY crafted, featuring FLEXIBLE SPaces AND STUNNING VIEWS WITH THE FINEST details AND PREMIUM FINISHES THROUGHOUT. ” KRISTEN WHITTLE, DIRecTOR, BATES SMART MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA ARTIST IMPRESSION 466 COLLINS STREET N E MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET DAWN ASPECT S W MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET DUSK ASPECT N E MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET S W MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET 17 06 03 18 05 14 23 19 11 20 09 13 04 21 10 12 07 22 16 08 01 15 24 02 MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET AMONG MELBOURNE’S FINEST COLLINS HOUSE IS CENTRALLY POSITIONED TO ENJOY THE VERY BEST OF MELBOURNE’S INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED FASHION, CULTURE, ENTERTAINMENT, FINE DINING AND BEAUTIFUL RIVERSIDE PARKLAND. 01. COLLINS STREET 06. THE EUREKA SKY DECK 11. LOUIS VUITTON 16. MELBOURNE AQUARIUM 21. cROWN CASINO 02. SOUTHERN CROSS STATION 07. THE YARRA RIVER 12. BURBERRY 17. THE DANDENONGS 22. SOUTHBANK 03. FITZROY GARDENS 08. bOURKE STREET 13. cHANEL 18. SPORTING PRECINCT 23. FEDERATION SQUARE 04. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY 09. fLINDERS STREET STATION 14. gUCCI 19. SHRINE OF REMEMBRANCE 24. MELBOUNRE CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE 05. ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS 10. VERSACE 15. bATMAN PARK 20. ARTS PRECINCT MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 44 39 CARLTON CARLTON GARDENS WEST MELBOURNE FITZROY 30 32 41 VICTORIA PDE NORTH MELBOURNE LA TROBE ST 45 FLAGSTAFF ST GARDENS MELBOUNRE LONSDALE CENTRAL STATION 15 EAST MELBOURNE LK A W S E T ST U 03 PARLIAMENT IN 42 BOURKE STATION M FLAGSTAFF 0 STATION 13 1 FITZROY GARDENS K L A W SPRING S TREASURY E 14 T 01 GARDENS U EXHIBITION N 34 I COLLINS ST S 35 T M 04 5 K AL RUSSEL W 12 16 ST S E 11 T 05 SW U L ST 22 ANST N 23 33 I 19 02 06 M ELIZABETH ST ON ST 2 FLINDERS ST CITYLINK DOCKLANDS QUEEN ST BIRRARUNG MARR PARK WILLIAM ST 43 SOUTHERN 25 YARRA VICTORIA HARBOUR CROSS 07 FLINDERS ST PARK STATION 08 STATION KING ST SPENCER ST 36 ER RIV 26 RRA MELBOURNE YA MELBOURNE SPORTS HE ARTS PRECINCT PRECINCT 31 T 09 40 BATMAN 10 QUEEN PARK 38 18 VICTORIA 21 GARDENS 17 ST 37 KILDA RD 28 24 SOUTHBANK 27 SOUTH YARRA 20 29 Y TE FW ST GA WE TRAM LINES TRAIN LINES 466 COLLINS STREET world’S MOST LIVEABLE CITY RESTAURANTS, BaRS & CAFÉS FaSHION ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT HEALTH & FITNESS 01. CUMULUS INC. 11. GUCCI 25. FEDERATION SQUARE 41. ST VINCent’s HOSPITAL 02. ALUMBRA 12. PRADA 26. ARTS CENTRE MELBOURNE 42. VIRGIN AcTIVE 03. CHINATOWN 13. EMPORIUM 27. NATIONAL GALLERY OF EDUcaTION VICTORIA 04. CHIN CHIN 14. GPO 28. CROWN CASINO 43. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY 05. RED SPICE ROAD 15. Qv 29. MELBOURNE CONVENTION 44. UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE 06. THE MAIL EXCHANGE 16. CHANEL & EXHIBITION CENTRE 45. RMIT UNIVERSITY 07. VUE DE MONDE 17. LOUIS VUITTON 30. ROYAL EXHIBITION BUILDING 08. THE LUI BAR 18. BURBERRY 31. MELBOURNE AQUARIUM 09. THE WAITING ROOM 19. TIFFANY & CO. 32. QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET 10. ROCKPOOL BAR & GRILL 20. SOUTH WHARF 33. ETIHAD STADIUM 21. VERSACE 34. MELBOURNE STAR PaRKS, GARDENS & THE waTER 35. CAPITOL THEATRE 36. MCG 22. CENTRAL PIER 37. AAMI PARK 23. NEWQUAY MARINA 38. ROD LAVER ARENA 24. ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS 39. MELBOURNE MUSEUM 40. THE EUREKA SKY DECK MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET NORTH SOUTH QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE FLagSTAFF GARDENS NATIONAL GALLERY CROWN CASINO YaRRA RIVER EAST WEST CHINATOWN PRADA PRINCESS THEATER NEWQUAY DOCKLANDS SOUTH WHARF PROMENADE ETIHAD STADIUM MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET VICTORIA ONE SHERATON MELBOURNE HOTEL & 27 LT COLLINS THE EMERALD 75 LEVELS WITH 629 APARTMENTS 32 LEVELS WITH 174 5 STAR HOTEL ROOMS & 186 APARTMENTS 20 LEVELS WITH 282 APARTMENTS 452 ELIZABETH STREET, MELBOURNE 27 LITTLE COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE 35 ALBERT ROAD, MELBOURNE MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET DEVELOPER OF DISTINCTION EstaBLISHED FOR EIGHT YEARS, GOLDEN AGE GROUP DEVELOPS QualitY SPaces FOR PEOPLE TO CALL HOME. FOR ITS FIRST PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT, JADE APARTMENTS, IT won THE 2011 ROYAL Australian INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS state AND national award FOR RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS. GOLDEN AGE GROUP HAS SINCE DELIVERED NUMEROUS DEVELOPMENTS across MELBOURNE. ITS CURRENT PROJECT, VICTORIA ONE, WILL BECOME THE TALLEST BUILDING IN MELBOURNE’S CBD WHEN COMPLETED IN 2017. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET ARCHITECT OF EXCELLENCE EstaBLISHED IN 1853, Bates SMART IS ONE OF Australia’S OLDEST AND MOST awarded ARCHitectural STUDIOS. THEY BRING AN UNParalleled LEVEL OF knowledge AND EXPERIENCE TO UNIQUE, world-CLASS PROJECTS OF ENDURING EXCELLENCE. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA 466 COLLINS STREET FRESHWATER PLACE - MARCH 2006 CONVESSO CONcaVO - OCTOBER 2012 THE MELBOURNIAN - OCTOBER 2001 MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA Disclaimer: This brochure is at design development stage and is provided for marketing purposes only. Design coordination with consultants is not complete in either the individual apartments or the overall building. Building tolerances; acoustic, thermal and decorative requirements; and facade interface details may impact layout and alter room dimensions. Furniture shown is for layout purposes only and not indicative of final selection. Pendant and floor lights indicated on plan are not included in the contract of sale. Operable window locations and sizes are indicative only and subject to change. Any areas shown or implied are indicative only and have been measured in accordance with the Property Council Australia guideline for measuring residential spaces. COLLINSHOUSEMELBOURNE.COM.AU.
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