Discover the pinnacle of luxury living at the final release of East End, an award-winning urban village that epitomizes modern elegance.

Experience open floorplans flooded with natural light and offering sweeping views of Newcastle's iconic sights, including the picturesque harbour foreshore, the vast ocean horizon, or the serene hilltop grounds of Christ Church Cathedral.

East End's master plan ensures a harmonious blend of diversity and integration, drawing inspiration from the city's rich history while embracing a dynamic and exciting future.

This is your chance to invest in a lifestyle like no other, right in the heart of Australia's fastest-growing regional city. Say goodbye to rush hour traffic, as you can explore the stunning coastline on foot or bike, with the brand new light rail just steps away from your doorstep.

Indulge in the convenience of living moments away from world-renowned beaches and the bustling working harbor. Each beautiful 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartment is meticulously designed with luxurious appointments at every detail, ensuring a sophisticated living experience.

East End offers a unique opportunity to elevate your lifestyle in the thriving city of Newcastle. Don't miss this chance to secure your dream home with breathtaking views. Contact us now to learn more about this exclusive urban village and make East End your new address in Newcastle.

Discover the pinnacle of luxury living at the final release of East End, an award-winning urban village that epitomizes modern elegance.

Experience open floorplans flooded with natural light and offering sweeping views of Newcastle's iconic sights, including the picturesque harbour foreshore, the vast ocean horizon, or the serene hilltop grounds of Christ Church Cathedral.

East End's master plan ensures a harmonious blend of diversity and integration, drawing inspiration from the city's rich history while embracing a dynamic and exciting future.

This is your chance to invest in a lifestyle like no other, right in the heart of Australia's fastest-growing regional city. Say goodbye to rush hour traffic, as you can explore the stunning coastline on foot or bike, with the brand new light rail just steps away from your doorstep.

Indulge in the convenience of living moments away from world-renowned beaches and the bustling working harbor. Each beautiful 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartment is meticulously designed with luxurious appointments at every detail, ensuring a sophisticated living experience.

East End offers a unique opportunity to elevate your lifestyle in the thriving city of Newcastle. Don't miss this chance to secure your dream home with breathtaking views. Contact us now to learn more about this exclusive urban village and make East End your new address in Newcastle.

East End, Newcastle - 143 Hunter Street, Newcastle

<ul>
	<li>Stages 3 and 4 of East End involve the construction of multiple buildings in a mixed-use development.</li>
	<li>Stage 3 focuses on Building 3 West (Gibbs &amp; Moore) and involves demolishing existing structures on the site.</li>
	<li>Building 3 West is a 7-storey mixed-use building with a total area of 5851 square meters.</li>
	<li>It will consist of 11 one-bedroom apartments, 38 two-bedroom apartments, 3 three-bedroom apartments, and 3 retail premises.</li>
	<li>There will be two residential lobbies accessed from Thorn Street and a public space between Thorn Street and the building.</li>
	<li>Services, including a substation, will be located in the basement car parking area.</li>
	<li>Building 3 East (Civic &amp; Bluebell) is also part of Stage 3 and will undergo demolition.</li>
	<li>It will be a 10-storey mixed-use building with a total area of 3735 square meters.</li>
	<li>Building 3 East will include 4 one-bedroom apartments, 26 two-bedroom apartments, 8 three-bedroom apartments, and 2 retail tenancies.</li>
	<li>It will have a loading dock level with a 14-meter-wide turntable and two residential lobbies accessed from the laneway.</li>
	<li>There will be 473 square meters of communal open space.</li>
	<li>Stage 4 involves the construction of Building 4 North (Portline), an 8-storey mixed-use building.</li>
	<li>It will have a total area of 3401 square meters and include 3 one-bedroom apartments, 15 two-bedroom apartments, 5 three-bedroom apartments, and 3 retail tenancies.</li>
	<li>There will be 112 square meters of communal open space, and services and a plant room may be located on either the first floor or the building's rooftop.</li>
	<li>The construction of the Laing Lane Cafe is also part of Stage 4.</li>
	<li>Building 4 South (Kingston) is another component of Stage 4 and will be a 9-storey residential building.</li>
	<li>It will have a total area of 9755 square meters and include 6 one-bedroom apartments, 65 two-bedroom apartments, and 11 three-bedroom apartments.</li>
	<li>There will be 479 square meters of communal open space.</li>
	<li>A turntable and loading dock will be located in Basement Level 1, and residential lobbies will be accessed from Laing Street Laneway and King Street.</li>
	<li>The building will feature brickwork, steel and glass balustrades, and concrete walls.</li>
	<li>There will be basement car parking for 314 vehicles, including 25 electric vehicle spaces, with Stage 3 accommodating 175 vehicles and Stage 4 accommodating 139 vehicles.</li>
	<li>The development will also include associated landscaping.</li>
</ul>

<ul><li>Stages 3 and 4 of East End involve the construction of multiple buildings in a mixed-use development.</li>
	<li>Stage 3 focuses on Building 3 West (Gibbs &amp; Moore) and involves demolishing existing structures on the site.</li>
	<li>Building 3 West is a 7-storey mixed-use building with a total area of 5851 square meters.</li>
	<li>It will consist of 11 one-bedroom apartments, 38 two-bedroom apartments, 3 three-bedroom apartments, and 3 retail premises.</li>
	<li>There will be two residential lobbies accessed from Thorn Street and a public space between Thorn Street and the building.</li>
	<li>Services, including a substation, will be located in the basement car parking area.</li>
	<li>Building 3 East (Civic &amp; Bluebell) is also part of Stage 3 and will undergo demolition.</li>
	<li>It will be a 10-storey mixed-use building with a total area of 3735 square meters.</li>
	<li>Building 3 East will include 4 one-bedroom apartments, 26 two-bedroom apartments, 8 three-bedroom apartments, and 2 retail tenancies.</li>
	<li>It will have a loading dock level with a 14-meter-wide turntable and two residential lobbies accessed from the laneway.</li>
	<li>There will be 473 square meters of communal open space.</li>
	<li>Stage 4 involves the construction of Building 4 North (Portline), an 8-storey mixed-use building.</li>
	<li>It will have a total area of 3401 square meters and include 3 one-bedroom apartments, 15 two-bedroom apartments, 5 three-bedroom apartments, and 3 retail tenancies.</li>
	<li>There will be 112 square meters of communal open space, and services and a plant room may be located on either the first floor or the building's rooftop.</li>
	<li>The construction of the Laing Lane Cafe is also part of Stage 4.</li>
	<li>Building 4 South (Kingston) is another component of Stage 4 and will be a 9-storey residential building.</li>
	<li>It will have a total area of 9755 square meters and include 6 one-bedroom apartments, 65 two-bedroom apartments, and 11 three-bedroom apartments.</li>
	<li>There will be 479 square meters of communal open space.</li>
	<li>A turntable and loading dock will be located in Basement Level 1, and residential lobbies will be accessed from Laing Street Laneway and King Street.</li>
	<li>The building will feature brickwork, steel and glass balustrades, and concrete walls.</li>
	<li>There will be basement car parking for 314 vehicles, including 25 electric vehicle spaces, with Stage 3 accommodating 175 vehicles and Stage 4 accommodating 139 vehicles.</li>
	<li>The development will also include associated landscaping.</li>
</ul>

East End Stage 3 & 4 - 121 Hunter Street, Newcastle

<ul>
	<li>COMPLETED AND READY TO MOVE IN - A landmark building in an iconic location.</li>
	<li>Within walking distance to the greatest Sydney has to offer.</li>
	<li>Spacious apartments in a uniquely designed building.</li>
</ul>

The $262 million development was brought to fruition by developers Greenland Australia under the architectural lead of Durbach Block Jaggers. The building is situated between Victoria Street and Darlinghurst Road in Potts Point and features a curvaceous hourglass shaped fa&ccedil;ade. Residents can enjoy convenient access to the on-site Woolworths supermarket, as well as speciality stores and restaurants on Level One.

A new-born landmark within lively, cosmopolitan surrounds, Omnia encapsulates the essence of world-class architecture &ndash; right here in the harbour city of Sydney.

Rising 20 storeys above a sculptured podium, this modern-day architectural icon boasts a commanding glass-clad fa&ccedil;ade that wraps tight around its unique, hourglass form. Combining breathtaking views with a unique location in the glamourous suburb of Potts Point, Omnia is your dream destination.

THREE PENTHOUSES WITHIN THE OMNIA COMPLEX

THE REGAL

The Regal has been designed to the unique configuration requested by the buyer and features four bedrooms &ndash; each with an en-suite. Studioaria was tasked with&nbsp;the design of the interiors of the apartments, which feature&nbsp;bespoke joinery, custom carpets, a silk feature wall, leather panelling and luxurious golden tapware.&nbsp;The apartment also features an expansive lounge, with an organic indoor-outdoor flow and built-in BBQ. A designer kitchen with Gaggenau appliances is situated as the&nbsp;centrepiece of the living area, providing the perfect space to entertain.

THE ROYAL

The Royal is the second sold penthouse apartment within the Omnia complex. Featuring a sculptural helical staircase surrounding a cylindrical lift, the four-bedroom, four bathroom apartment is nothing short of lavish. The penthouse was sold in March this year to a couple from Sydney who purchased the property for $14,250,000 &ndash; which equates to a staggering $50,000 per square meter. The couple also purchased a second 2-bedroom apartment in the same building for their adult children, resulting in a combined sale of $16 million.

THE NOBEL

The final penthouse on offer, The Nobel, is still on the market and has been designed with reference to the elegance of The Hamptons&rsquo; coastal beach house retreats. The Nobel features a freestanding bathtub in the master bedroom, as well as a jacuzzi on the terrace.

<ul><li>COMPLETED AND READY TO MOVE IN - A landmark building in an iconic location.</li>
	<li>Within walking distance to the greatest Sydney has to offer.</li>
	<li>Spacious apartments in a uniquely designed building.</li>
</ul>The $262 million development was brought to fruition by developers Greenland Australia under the architectural lead of Durbach Block Jaggers. The building is situated between Victoria Street and Darlinghurst Road in Potts Point and features a curvaceous hourglass shaped façade. Residents can enjoy convenient access to the on-site Woolworths supermarket, as well as speciality stores and restaurants on Level One.

A new-born landmark within lively, cosmopolitan surrounds, Omnia encapsulates the essence of world-class architecture – right here in the harbour city of Sydney.

Rising 20 storeys above a sculptured podium, this modern-day architectural icon boasts a commanding glass-clad façade that wraps tight around its unique, hourglass form. Combining breathtaking views with a unique location in the glamourous suburb of Potts Point, Omnia is your dream destination.

THREE PENTHOUSES WITHIN THE OMNIA COMPLEX

THE REGAL

The Regal has been designed to the unique configuration requested by the buyer and features four bedrooms – each with an en-suite. Studioaria was tasked with the design of the interiors of the apartments, which feature bespoke joinery, custom carpets, a silk feature wall, leather panelling and luxurious golden tapware. The apartment also features an expansive lounge, with an organic indoor-outdoor flow and built-in BBQ. A designer kitchen with Gaggenau appliances is situated as the centrepiece of the living area, providing the perfect space to entertain.

THE ROYAL

The Royal is the second sold penthouse apartment within the Omnia complex. Featuring a sculptural helical staircase surrounding a cylindrical lift, the four-bedroom, four bathroom apartment is nothing short of lavish. The penthouse was sold in March this year to a couple from Sydney who purchased the property for $14,250,000 – which equates to a staggering $50,000 per square meter. The couple also purchased a second 2-bedroom apartment in the same building for their adult children, resulting in a combined sale of $16 million.

THE NOBEL

The final penthouse on offer, The Nobel, is still on the market and has been designed with reference to the elegance of The Hamptons’ coastal beach house retreats. The Nobel features a freestanding bathtub in the master bedroom, as well as a jacuzzi on the terrace.

Omnia - 226 Victoria Street, Potts Point

The famous Kings Cross intersection, crowned by the iconic looping Coca-Cola sign, is a cherished landmark etched into Sydney's collective memory.

It's been a permanent fixture since the mid 1970s, while the neighbouring apartment tower, Horizon by Harry Seidler, is one of Sydney's, if not Australia's, most notable buildings.

It was important for developer Greenland Australia to bring something iconic to the renowned intersection, the gateway to Kings Cross.

Their Victoria Street glass tower, Omnia, completed in 2018, serves as a modern counterpart to the historic area. The tower stands as a curvaceous hourglass on a tiled podium, an elegant nod to the renowned Coca-Cola sign.

The development, completed at the end of 2018, finds its home on the grounds of the former Crest Hotel. The metamorphosis from a hotel accommodation to luxurious residential living required substantial transformation, encompassing partial demolition of existing structures, combined with significant alterations and additions.

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Designed by the award-winning architects Durbach Block Jaggers, in collaboration with interior designers SJB, Omnia is home to 135 one, two and three-bedroom apartments.

Each benefits from&nbsp;panoramic vistas that stretch across the Sydney CBD skyline to the west, while to the east, views of Elizabeth Bay, Watsons Bay, and the iconic North and South Heads are on offer.&nbsp;Many of the apartments offer dual-level layouts and L-shaped sections, with the design strategy also welcoming an abundance of natural light into each.&nbsp;

The ground floor boasts a supermarket and specialty retail stores, while level one houses a selection of outlets.A lobby concierge and state-of-the-art security system enhance the sense of comfort and exclusivity, while below ground a basement car park caters to the residents' and business owners' needs.

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Omnia presents manicured open-air podium gardens, adorned with lush greenery and barbecue facilities.&nbsp;A communal garden also occupies the space between the podium and tower,&nbsp;not only beautifying the streetscape but also invigorating the grand intersection with life and lush landscapes.

The strategic location places residents within a stone's throw from the Kings Cross train station or a 10-minute walk from the heart of Sydney's CBD.

Top-tier restaurants such as Ms G’s, The Butler, Cho Cho San, and Apollo, along with the Woolloomooloo Wharf dining precinct, beckon food aficionados, while recreational facilities like Andrew ‘Boy’ Charlton Pool, Rushcutters Bay Park, and Centennial Park are also within proximity.&nbsp;

For families, Omnia's proximity to prestigious institutions including St Vincent’s Potts Point, Ascham Girls, Cranbrook, and Scots College offers a compelling advantage.

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Their Victoria Street glass tower, Omnia, completed in 2018, serves as a modern counterpart to the historic area


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From hotel to high-end apartments: The transformation of the Kings Cross Crest Hotel into Omnia

Sam Arnaout’s Iris Capital is set to fast-track development of the final stages of its $1 billion East End Village in Newcastle after securing $50 million in sales just a month into their launch.

The rich lister is aiming to start construction of stages three and four of the transformational development by the end of this year following the massive sales run that has been led by local buyers.

“The market response to our final release of apartments has been exceptional and we will begin construction as soon as final approvals have been granted,” said Arnaout.

<img alt="Render of the final East End stage in Newcastle" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="66cdd2cc-c38c-4a88-b318-b23cc700aaf2" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/EE_S3_S4_Cam09B_FINAL.jpg?VersionId=TfiV3Zq550nZ7EUsXrSkHFOBXAAQZjY_" />Render of the final East End stage in Newcastle

“We entered the Newcastle market with confidence when we took on the East End Village development in 2016, and that confidence has never waned. The infrastructure spent over recent years to transform the city have made Newcastle CBD one of the most sought-after addresses for locals as well as buyers from Sydney.”

Project marketers Urban Activation, led by Matt George, was appointed in early March to oversee marketing and sales of the East End Village with the team for the $450 million final stages.

“Our team hit the ground running with the latest release of apartments which offer buyers the last chance to be a part of the most significant urban renewal development ever undertaken in Newcastle,” George said.

“Our team has been inundated with inquiries from buyers, most of them locals, as demand for inner-city living in Newcastle continues to firm in the current market. Buyers are looking for premium residences with urban amenities right at their doorstep.

“The sales already achieved by our team support our longer-term view that Newcastle and the Hunter Valley are among the strongest residential property markets in Australia at the moment.”

<img alt="Render of the Newcastle project East End" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="15f79f65-9643-4f6f-b248-fa64145bc171" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/EE_S3_S4_Cam03A_FINAL.jpg?VersionId=g1DuBHs_YcGgIPYiRYKEb8_b6s0x6q_m" />Render of the Newcastle project East End.

Iris Capital’s vision for East End Village spans twelve new buildings over four blocks in the Newcastle CBD, including the sold out first stage comprising the historic Fabric House, Washington House, and Perkins &amp; King buildings which have been transformed into a retail and multi-residential precinct that is centred on the open space of Lyrique Lane.

The final two stages are a collaboration between three architectural firms, SJB, DBJ and Curious Practice, all of which won a design competition for the best achieved design excellence amongst their peers.

One-bedroom residences in the final stages of East End Village are priced from $750,000, while two-bedroom offerings are priced from $1.15 million and three-bedrooms from $2.75 million.

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Iris Capital secure $50m sales blitz in a month for final Newcastle East End stages

Having initially focussed on Sydney’s fast growing south-west corridor, Iris Capital has more recently taken a leap up the coast, dipping into the prospers of the Newcastle region to deliver the masterplan set to transform the suburb.

Encompassing a 1.66-hectare site, from Perkins Street to Newcomen Street, the East End precinct has been delivered across four stages, with the entire project slated for completion by 2027.

<img alt="Render of the East End development" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="40b73dc8-a390-483f-a087-fe8da0a92f4e" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/SJB_Newcastle%20East%20End%20S3-4_01_LR.jpeg?VersionId=bOkrUVJv2O_hufELwx1jA.2.jkdXP5A8" />

SJB Director, Adam Haddow said that since 2013, the group had been investigating the unique community of Newcastle, having worked on the original masterplan for East End as architect and collaborator for the stage one development.&nbsp;

“We are over the moon to have the opportunity to again collaborate with our peers – this time Sydney based Durbach Block Jaggers and Novocastrian's Curious Practice, to deliver the final stage of this once-in-a-lifetime project,” said Haddow.

In a bid to realise the City of Newcastle’s Harbour to Cathedral Park ambition, the site has been divided based on experience, expertise and scale.&nbsp;

<img alt="Render of the East End development" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="cd286c15-d89e-4872-ad31-d4e8bc95305d" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/SJB_Newcastle%20East%20End%20S3-4_02_LR.jpeg?VersionId=Q4OkzsIts62U6XR9_.J8VO5Cs.h5Zrrq" />

“Our vision for the East End is rooted in a fine grain response that reimagines the retail offering and pedestrian activity of Hunter Street. The new public ‘market square’ has great potential to connect into Council land creating the link withNewcastle Christ Church Cathedral and the harbour – to become the centre of theEast End,” Haddow said.&nbsp;

“We truly hope that this new connection will enable Indigenous planting to thrive along the north-facing slope of East End, once again cradling the silhouette of the cathedral in a green skirt when seen from the harbour."

Iris Capital’s Chief Executive Officer spoke to the prominence of the site in Newcastle, saying it is a critically important and significant development for the city that will create a long desired public domain connecting the Harbour to the Cathedral.&nbsp;

“The winning SJB, DBJ, and Curious Practice design unquestionably delivered in its purpose to achieve design excellence and has maintained the Cathedral as the city’s prominent landmark structure with a family of beautiful buildings that follow the topography and mesh with the built form of the hill,” Arnaout said.&nbsp;

“The winning design also was considered as the best outcome to incorporate the numerous heritage elements and considerable level changes across the site,” he said.&nbsp;

Like stage one which has been embraced by the community, achieving a sold out status, the final stages of the project will similarly be instantly recognisable through the adaptation of designs that draw inspiration from existing Newcastle architecture and retention of key heritage buildings.&nbsp;

<img alt="Render of the East End development" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="e3ba6bf9-0ee8-46bc-8902-d20ac57da4d9" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/SJB_Newcastle%20East%20End%20S3-4_06_LR.jpeg?VersionId=SwJffMJvI1PBhsisr6BbjfG4Tz5AecPV" />

“We will continue to work closely with the winning architect's impressive design during the development application phase and refine the scheme by incorporating recommendations made by the competition jury,” Arnaout added.&nbsp;

Stage three and four of East End sees three buildings establish the marketplace, each following an archetypal form.&nbsp;

The ‘block’ of the heritage Municipal building, the ‘tower’ behind it and the ‘stoa’ forming the western edge, with the architectural gestures designed to provide companions to the Cathedral.&nbsp;

The composition forms an Uffizilike public square which allows for both pause and transition, encouraging passage through and connection to the green space beyond the Cathedral and its garden.

“We love the city and people of Newcastle. With the support of Sam Arnout and Iris Capital, and in collaboration with Newcastle City Council, we’re confident that as a design team will be able to renew this part of the East End for the entire community to be proud of,” Haddow concluded.

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Cited as one of the country’s first large-scale urban regeneration projects, East End is focused on delivering a blend of residential, retail, entertainment and dining to Newcastle, in a collaboration between three practices, SJB, Durbach Block Jaggers (DBJ) and Curious Practice, following the group’s design competition win. 



Iris Capital launch final stages in Newcastle East End apartment project

Buyers have moved in to the first stage of East End, Newcastle&#39;s newest apartment development, with stage two sales well underway.

The recently completed stage one of the Sam Arnaout-led Iris Capital&nbsp;development in the heart of Newcastle on Hunter Street comprises three buildings, Fabric House, Perkins &amp; King and Washington House.

Each building has been created by a different architect.

The most striking is Washington House,&nbsp;where architecture firm TZG had to incorporate the historic Washington House in to their design which retained the front facade.

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Washington House, built in the early 1900&#39;s.

Washington House was once the Charleston Studios, operated by the photographer Harry &#39;Henry&#39; Charleston in the 1930s, before being completely remodelled&nbsp;by Washington Handley Soul, of the investment firm now known as Washington H Soul Pattinson.

Washington House features an outdoor landscaped terrace on level three, complete with a private garden, barbecues and outdoor dining.

Durbach Block Jaggers created Fabric House with curved glass and the arched windows, while SJB designed Perkins &amp; King.

Interior design firm Turners handled the interiors.

Around 90 per cent of stage one has sold, with just the nine apartments remaining. Around 50 per cent have sold to owner-occupiers.

Stage two, which comprises Soul and Lyrique, both designed by&nbsp;CKDS Architecture, is around 50 per cent sold.

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The rear of Lyrique

PRDnationwide agent Ryan Houston says they are seeing a lot of local downsizers and young professionals who no longer want to mow the lawns.

&quot;They want to live the inner city lifestyle,&quot; Houston says, adding that there are out of town buyers&nbsp;from&nbsp;Sydney, as well as areas around Mudgee, Armidale and Dubbo looking for a weekend or even a sea change.

&quot;We are seeing a lot of interest recently in apartments as the market are seeing apartments as the futures of real estate and betting on the fact the market will continue to rise.

&quot;Best thing is that they can lock in a price today at todays prices for only a 10% deposit.&quot;

About the developer

Arnaout&#39;s Iris Capital are behind the likes of the residential developments Omnia in Potts Point, Grand Bondi Junction and Wattle Hill at Hurlstone Park.

Iris Capital also owns a number of hospital venues&nbsp;including the Manly&#39;s Hotel Steyne and Ivanhoe Hotel. Iris has&nbsp;prominent around the Kings Cross area for a number of years where they own&nbsp;the Bourbon.

On the East End project, Arnaout says &quot;This is something that we won&rsquo;t be able to replicate anywhere else and it&rsquo;s something we&rsquo;re proud to be delivering for the people of Newcastle.&quot;

<h2>Recently listed properties:</h2>

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Each building has been created by a different architect

Joel Robinson

East End Newcastle approach first stage sell out with stage two construction soon to commence

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Greenland Australia’s latest milestone development <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/buildings/omnia-226-victoria-street-potts-point">Omnia</a> in Potts Point, Sydney, is due to welcome new residents to its luxury penthouse suite The Regal. Having recently completed construction of the 294 square metre, twin level residence, the developers have shared some photos of the finished apartment with <a href="http://www.urban.com.au">Urban.com.au</a>. 

<blockquote>
“It’s great to have the opportunity to showcase our first completed penthouse, which perfectly demonstrates our expertise in delivering premium luxury residences for the most discerning of buyers."
</blockquote>

- Sherwood Luo, Greenland Australia’s Managing Director

<h2>EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS OF THE REGAL PENTHOUSE</h2>

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<figcaption>Credit: Greenland Australia</figcaption></figure><h2>THREE PENTHOUSES WITHIN THE OMNIA COMPLEX</h2>

<h2>THE REGAL</h2>

The Regal has been designed to the unique configuration requested by the buyer and features four bedrooms – each with an en-suite. Studioaria was tasked with the design of the interiors of the apartments, which feature bespoke joinery, custom carpets, a silk feature wall, leather panelling and luxurious golden tapware.

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“Our design paid homage to the many beautiful Art Deco buildings in the precinct – this was reflected in the custom-made carpets, wall panelling, wall coverings and light fixtures… it’s quite refreshing to see Art Deco inspired details utilised in a contemporary building of this nature.”
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- Paul Greenwood, Director, Studioaria

The apartment also features an expansive lounge, with an organic indoor-outdoor flow and built-in BBQ. A designer kitchen with Gaggenau appliances is situated as the centrepiece of the living area, providing the perfect space to entertain.

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“The client’s brief required a flow from the living and dining areas through to the terrace to create a fluid interaction of space, which is perfect for entertaining – we’re proud to say this has been achieved to great effect.”
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- Paul Greenwood, Director, Studioaria

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“The buyer of this penthouse is delighted with the result and looks forward to entertaining friends and family and taking advantage of having such close proximity to the Sydney CBD and surrounding suburbs.”
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- Sherwood Luo, Greenland Australia’s Managing Director

Smart-home technology systems have been installed, including the C-bus home automation system (which controls lights, curtains etc.) and a Samsung biometric fingerprint keypad and Bluetooth front door access system.

<h2>THE ROYAL</h2>

The Royal is the second sold penthouse apartment within the Omnia complex. Featuring a sculptural helical staircase surrounding a cylindrical lift, the four-bedroom, four bathroom apartment is nothing short of lavish. The penthouse was sold in March this year to a couple from Sydney who purchased the property for $14,250,000 – which equates to a staggering $50,000 per square meter. The couple also purchased a second 2-bedroom apartment in the same building for their adult children, resulting in a combined sale of $16 million.

<h2>THE NOBEL</h2>

The final penthouse on offer, The Nobel, is still on the market and has been designed with reference to the elegance of The Hamptons’ coastal beach house retreats. The Nobel features a freestanding bathtub in the master bedroom, as well as a jacuzzi on the terrace.

<h2>ABOUT <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/buildings/omnia-226-victoria-street-potts-point">OMNIA</a></h2>

The $262 million development was brought to fruition by developers Greenland Australia under the architectural lead of Durbach Block Jaggers. The building is situated between Victoria Street and Darlinghurst Road in Potts Point and features a curvaceous hourglass shaped façade. Residents can enjoy convenient access to the on-site Woolworths supermarket, as well as speciality stores and restaurants on Level One.

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