GURNER’s first Brisbane development, FV, launches $2 million display suite
Stage one of Gurner’s Brisbane apartment development FV is set to launch this month.
Featuring 810 one, two and three bedroom apartments, a 90 room 4.5 star hotel, 3,000 square metre residents-only private club and a ground floor retail precinct, the $600 million project is being developed by Elenberg Fraser.
This is GURNER’s first Brisbane development and will assist with the regeneration of Fortitude Valley, said founder Tim Gurner.
“Flatiron will set a new benchmark for international design in Australia and the level of enquiry we have already received reflects this. Since obtaining our permit just a few months ago, we already have almost 2500 registrations of interest from all around Australia,” said Gurner.
“This enthusiasm for the project isn’t surprising, given the level of interest in Brisbane as a strong investment market and demand among locals for aspirational apartment living.”
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The private club will be designed by landscape architects 360 Degrees, who worked on Sydney’s The Ivy. It will include private lounges that residents can book out, each with their own bar, kitchen, day beds, outdoor dining and private spas.
Private dining rooms, outdoor dining zones, a moonlight cinema, gym, yoga retreat and U-shaped infinity pool will also be included.
More than 1,100 residents are expected for the development, and the retail section has already been attracting enquiry.
Stage one, known as Flatiron, spans 30 levels and includes 354 one, two and three bedroom apartments.
There will be 185 one bedroom apartments, from 50 square metres to 65 square metres, prices from $360,000 to $520,000.
For one of the 165 two-bedroom apartments, from 68 square metres to 81 square metres, you will be paying $575,000 to $780,000.
Lastly, four penthouse sized apartments from 125 square metres to 170 square metres are available from $1.45 million to $1.95 million.
The $2 million display suite is located at 147 Alfred Street, Fortitude Valley.