2707/35-47 Spring Street

Melbourne VIC 3000

The large master bedroom enjoys a corner position with mesmerising views and features an ensuite with double vanity and freestanding bath.

This residence is complemented with two car spaces and walk-in storage cage, immediately next to the lift within a secure, double-gated basement carpark.

Amenities include a 25 metre indoor lap pool, fully-equipped gymnasium, lounge, private dining facilities and outdoor barbecue space.

Upon entering the grand lobby awaits a 24 hour concierge, providing hotel-like conveniences such as dry cleaning, secure parcel storage and assistance with whatever residents require.

The location is in close proximity to the best restaurant, retail, entertainment and cultural amenity Melbourne has to offer.

A rare leasing opportunity within an already exclusive building, Residence 2707 at 35 Spring Street welcomes you to experience the city life you've always dreamed of.

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"A SCULPTURAL LANDMARK THAT DEFINES THE EDGE OF THE CBD."
Kristen Whittle Director, Bates Smart

35 Spring Street, developed by Cbus Property, is a distinctive tower that creates a sculptural landmark for Melbourne's skyline and defines the edge of the city.

Situated on the corner of Spring Street and Flinders Lane, the tower's signature design was inspired by its location. Flinders Lane is currently an artistic and cultural destination within the city, however in the 1880s, the lane was the home to Melbourne's burgeoning fabric and fashion industry.

Spring Street is characterised by Melbourne's most important historic and government buildings, including the State Parliament of Victoria and the Treasury Building.

Drawing inspiration from both precincts, the faade interprets the warp and weft weaving of fabric in reference to the history of Flinders Lane, as well as the ashlar patterns found in the stonework of the nearby historic buildings.

The distinctive white framework of the faade creates a unique veil over the surface of the building. This device helps to create protected balconies and terraces, softening the threshold between inside and outside and establishing an increased sense of privacy for residents.

The apartments are an urban sanctuary from the busy city below. Generously proportioned, they feature finishes that are rich and textural with highly-crafted and bespoke detailing.

In the lobby, off-form concrete columns line the perimeter anchoring the space, while grillage frames reference the external faade design. A striking fireplace and a variety of seating provides intimate areas for residents to meet and relax. An Inge King sculpture, preserved from 35 Spring Street's previous iteration, is a heroic centerpiece positioned in the lift lobby.

Awards
AIA (VIC), Residential (Multiple Housing) Architecture Award, Winner, 2018
AIA (National), Architecture Award, The Frederick Romberg Award for Residential Architecture Multiple Housing, Winner, 2018