Famed for its grand estates and wide open spaces, Kew is one of Melbourne’s most exclusive and tightly-held suburbs.&nbsp;

Sitting just seven kilometres from Melbourne’s CBD, the residential project dubbed, The Studley, due to its location in proximity to Kew's leafy Studley Park just 500 metres away, comprises just eight statement residences on its prime Dunlop Avenue site.

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Nestled within a peaceful riverside bushland setting, in close proximity to the iconic Yarra River as well, the mckimm-designed project sits near by to a string of notable attractions, including Studley Park Boathouse, Collingwood Children’s Farm, Abbotsford Convent and Dights Falls.&nbsp;

Residents of The Studley will also be abound with recreational opportunities, with a number of scenic cycling and walking tracks traversing the nearby Studley Park and Yarra Bend Park.&nbsp;

Two golf courses are also in proximity, along with the option to dip an oar in the water of the Yarra.&nbsp;

For the family-occupier, The Studley is also within close proximity to a number of prestigious schools, including Trinity Grammar School, Xavier College, Ruyton Girls’ School, and the Methodist Ladies College.&nbsp;

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Victoria Gardens Shopping Centre and Kew Junction are both within walking distance from the homes, with Kew Junction surrounded by a plethora of cafes, restaurants, eateries and boutique shops. &nbsp;

There is also convenient access to tram, bus and freeway networks, ensuring attractions of the CBD and surrounding precincts are within easy reach.

McKimm collaborated on the project alongside architect David Watson and landscape architect John Patrick to create the three-level building, which boasts two and three-bedroom floorplans of up to 500 sqm.

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Each of the residences house generously sized bedrooms and living spaces, along with integrated outdoor spaces and car parking.&nbsp;

The Studley is also set to be the only opportunity for buyers to secure an off the p​lan apartment in Kew that will be ready to move in this year.

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Nestled within a peaceful riverside bushland setting, in close proximity to the iconic Yarra River as well, the mckimm-designed project sits near by to a string of notable attractions, including Studley Park Boathouse, Collingwood Children’s Farm, Abbotsford Convent and Dights Falls. 

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Around the Kew apartments, The Studley

The latest luxury Kew apartments come together off the back of a conglomerate of renowned professionals, delivering just a collection of two and three-bedroom residences to the blue-chip suburb.

Jafari Property Group has made a craft of developing&nbsp; boutique projects throughout Melbourne’s prestigious inner east and south-eastern suburbs.

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Founded in 1995, Jafari has established a reputation for quality and precision, with its directors’ experience as registered builders as well as developers ensuring all aspects of the planning and building process are managed with complete oversight and attention to detail.

Local empty nesters and downsizers have been flocking to the Kew residences, with Pontem Director, Fil Gacesa saying, The Bradford is appealing to those wanting to move from the family home, while still remaining in the area.

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“The lock up and leave, single level living has really appealed to buyers. We’ve also seen keen interest from families looking to be in the precinct given the schools in the area.”

“We’ve typically seen, with many of the prospective buyers, that they’re coming from Kew or an affiliated area, whether they’ve lived in Kew previously or have family close by, along with those looking to make the move from neighbouring suburbs.”&nbsp;

Designed as a project for the local residents, The Bradford delivers just 10 apartments to the Sackville Ward, offering a considered palette which pays homage to the area’s history.

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Signalling Jafari’s first foray into the luxury apartment market, the group bring considerable experience and knowledge to the project, having extensive success in developing luxury homes and townhomes.&nbsp;

With limited residences remaining in The Bradford, the group is now focused on finalising documentation in order to expedite the commencement of construction

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Local empty nesters and downsizers have been flocking to the Kew residences, with Pontem Director, Fil Gacesa saying, The Bradford is appealing to those wanting to move from the family home, while still remaining in the area.

The team behind the new luxury Kew apartment development, The Bradford

Making an architectural statement on the leafy streets of Kew, The Studley embodies a sophisticated and contemporary design that seamlessly fits into the highly sought after neighbourhood.

Designed over three levels, The Studley is home to just eight residences, ranging up to 500 sqm, each with an expansive floor plan, allowing for generously sized bedrooms and living spaces, which integrate into the outdoor spaces.

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David Watson Architect&nbsp;is the boutique practice behind the Kew creation, working in collaboration with John Patrick Landscape Architecture and McKimm to deliver the project.

Established in 2001, the scale of the deliberately small design-driven architecture practice ensures the active involvement of owner, David Watson across all projects, with The Studley being no different.

The Studley’s exterior combines travertine, render and zinc to create a modern built form that remains sympathetic to the leafy streetscape.

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The single-floor residences range from two to three-bedrooms, each with two bathrooms and a powder room, appealing to buyers seeking to downsize without compromising on luxury appointments and outdoor space.

Wide oak timber floorboards create a sense of warmth inside the homes, complemented by natural stone benchtops and a neutral colour palette throughout.

Additional luxurious modern features within the residences include freestanding baths and walk-in robes, bespoke joinery, an in-built gas fireplace, and the ultimate chef’s kitchen, complete with Miele appliances, Grand Cru wine fridge and butler’s pantry.

Floor-to-ceiling glass walls optimise light and views in each of the apartments, while the lines between indoors and outdoors have been cleverly blurred through the use of expansive stacking sliding doors.

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The main living spaces open to generous gardens and outdoor terraces, enjoying sweeping views across Kew’s leafy canopy.

In keeping with the air of exclusivity, entry to The Studley is via a secure central lobby with a lift service.

The basement also has secure parking for up to three cars, as well as additional storage for each residence.

Two and three-bedroom apartments can still be snapped up in the Kew project, with prices starting from $2,450,000.

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David Watson Architect is the boutique practice behind the Kew creation, working in collaboration with John Patrick Landscape Architecture and McKimm to deliver the project.

Inside the luxury downsizer Kew apartments, The Studley

Home to some of Melbourne&rsquo;s grandest mansions and extensive private gardens, Kew maintains a rich history as one of the city&rsquo;s most prized suburbs.

The leafy suburb use to be a city in its own right, until 1994 when the&nbsp;the cities of Kew, Hawthorn and Camberwell were amalgamated to form the City of Boroondara.&nbsp;

The amalgamation only made the area more fruitful with nearby attractions including&nbsp;the iconic Yarra River,&nbsp;Studley Park&nbsp;Boathouse, Collingwood Children&rsquo;s Farm, Abbotsford Convent and the picturesque Dights Falls.

Living in Kew has long been sought-after, so we&#39;ve wrapped up the top apartments currently selling in the prized suburb.

<h2>The Studley</h2>

The most recent apartment project the hit the Kew market is the most boutique.

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The Studley comprises just eight apartments across its three-level building, aimed at the local downsizer with sizes ranging from 187 sqm to 500 sqm.

Each apartment has three bedrooms, at least two bathrooms, and two car spaces. The two-bedroom apartments include a home office.

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Designed to integrate into its leafy surrounds, The Studley is in one of Kew&#39;s most sought-after spots. Named after its location on Studley Avenue, The Studley is just a short walk to the Yarra River trails to the west, and the bustling convenience of Princess Street to the east and Studley Park Road to the south.

<h2>The Bradford</h2>

Developer: Jafari Property Group

The Bradford, by developer Jafari Group, is bringing just 10 luxury apartments to the exclusive area, another project targeting the downsizer and upsizer with its house-sized living spaces.

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The three-level building seamlessly integrates into the surrounding streetscape, cleverly divided into four smaller entities&nbsp;with their own identity, to imbue a sense of privacy and individuality,&nbsp;connected by a&nbsp;secure lobby.

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Designed by the highly-regarded Cera Stribley architecture and interior design studio, The Bradford has a select range of two and three-bedroom residences remaining.

<h2>Kew Rise</h2>

Developer: Alpine Group

Kew Rise offers a more affordable entry into the Kew market.

Kew Rise has just 20 one, two and three-bedroom apartments, priced from $580,000.

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The Richmond-based, Interlandi Mantesso Architects, designed the apartments that follow an open-plan layout, with a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments available.&nbsp;

Floor-to-ceiling glazing allows an abundance of natural light to spill into the homes, that have been designed to suit an array of buyers, from individuals, to couples, and families.&nbsp;

<h2>No.1 Studley Park</h2>

Developer: Prince Corporation

The local Melbourne developer Prince Corporation, led by Peter Mitrevski, are behind the aptly named&nbsp;No.1 Studley Park project, located at 1 Studley Park Road.

Expected to be completed this year, No.1 Studley Park has 30 one, two and three-bedroom apartments.

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Architecture firm Telha Clarke have drawn inspiration from the distinctive forms and rich materiality of the Art Deco era to design the park fronting homes.

<h2>Bloom Overture</h2>

Developer:&nbsp;CHH Property

The under construction Overture&nbsp;presents a collection&nbsp;of 25 townhomes set within a lush private park, along with four exclusive penthouses.&nbsp;

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The built form consists of a blend&nbsp;of stone, granite and marble, connecting Overture with the exisiting structures in Kew.&nbsp;

Designed by award winning Bruce Henderson and Craig Eldridge, the townhomes span two and three-levels, while the penthouses comprise three-bedroom configurations.&nbsp;

<h2>Denmark Kew</h2>

Developer:&nbsp;Grocon

The Denmark is the highest density project in this list, comprising&nbsp;&nbsp;brings a collection of one, two and three-bedroom apartments to Kew.

Chandler Architecture designed the apartments, utilising the surrounding art-deco and heritage buildings as inspiration.&nbsp;

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Located on level 10, the building&#39;s central location, the terrace, includes bench seating alongside a communal table and fire pit, with views to Kew and beyond.&nbsp;

Living in Kew has long been sought-after, so we've wrapped up the top apartments currently selling in the prized suburb.



Kew's top five off the plan apartments for sale

The long sought-after suburb of Kew is set to receive another set of&nbsp;residential apartments.

Dubbed The Studley&nbsp;due to its location in proximity to Kew's leafy Studley Park just 500 metres away, the project will have just eight statement residences designed by McKimm on its prime Dunlop Avenue site.

McKimm has designed The Studley so the built form seamlessly integrates into its leafy surrounds.

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McKimm collaborated on the project alongside architect David Watson and landscape architect John Patrick to create the three-level building, which has just eight apartments offering up to 500 sqm of internal living space.

Each apartment will have three bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as two car spaces.&nbsp;

The Studley is set to be the only opportunity for buyers to secure an off the p​lan apartments in Kew that will be ready to move in this year.

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RT Edgar are marketing the apartments, in a location which is more likely to see grand mansions created more frequently that off the p​lan apartment developments.

The Studley is ideally located near Kew's riverside bushland setting, near Studley Park and the Yarra River.

Residents will also be nearby to attractions including the Studley Park Boathouse, Collingwood Children’s Farm, Abbotsford Convent and Dights Falls.

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Designed over three levels, The Studley will be home to eight residences of up to 500 sqm, each with an expansive floor plan allowing for generously-sized bedroom retreats and living spaces.



The Studley launch marks Kew's latest luxury apartment development

Cera Stribley has quickly established itself as one of Melbourne&#39;s leading architecture firms.

The architecture studio, who have designed the likes of Edition in Toorak and the recently launched Louise apartments just off St Kilda Rd, was formed in 2013&nbsp;by architects Dom Cerantonio and Chris Stribley, who spent years honing their skills at architect firms such as&nbsp;Bruce Henderson Architects and Rob Mills Architecture and Interiors.&nbsp;

Cera Stribley&nbsp;handled the design for the latest luxury Kew apartments&nbsp;The Bradford,&nbsp;developed by Jafari Group in one of Melbourne&#39;s most prestigious locales.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Presenting 10 luxury residences, designed over three levels, the building seamlessly integrates into the surrounding streetscape, cleverly divided into four smaller entities, each with their own identity to imbue a sense of privacy and individuality.

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Cera Stribley&nbsp;Managing Principal Dom Cerantonio says The Bradford&#39;s striking signature brick exterior is a nod to the local heritage and neighbouring period dwellings, acknowledging the surrounding context while reinterpreting the past with a restrained and contemporary architectural&nbsp;vision.

&quot;The Sackville ward in Kew, holds some of the most prestigious properties in Melbourne. The area has a rich history in luxury residential homes, fantastic period architecture, as well as modern architecture,&quot; Cerantonio says.

&quot;The overall vision for the project was to create collection of apartments that felt uniquely individual and had a really strong connection to its environment.

&quot;We designed the building with the intention of making each corner feel quite different and therefore creating an individuality for each apartment which we think is really important in providing that unique offering for the purchasers,&quot; Cerantonio added.

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The architects&nbsp;focused on natural textures and shone a light on elegance&nbsp;through simplicity which is reflected in the spacious interiors, with floor-to-ceiling windows and doors optimising views and natural lighting, creating a sense of warmth and interest through light and shade, while also connecting each residence to the surrounding Kew landscape.&nbsp;

The generously-proportioned single-level apartments, including two penthouses, range from 95 sqm to 227 sqm, with substantial gardens and outdoor terraces from 13 sqm to 148 sqm adding to the sense of light and space

Cera Stribley Interior Designer, Jessica Coulter says one of the beautiful things about Kew is its proximity to the surrounding parkland.

&ldquo;The interior palette draws inspiration from the wide, leafy green streets that surround the area, bringing in those natural textures and materiality to create these really light, bright spaces that evoke a sense of wellbeing,&rdquo; says Coulter.

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The&nbsp;material palette seen throughout The Bradford was selected for both its beauty and its durability. The use of natural materials and colour palette throughout provide a neutral backdrop for owners to make their own mark, dressing the rooms with their preferred furnishings and personal touches.

&quot;We really had a focus on bringing in those textures and forms that are found in nature, bringing in warm timber tones, natural stones, and a play on subtle tones of soft greys,&quot; Coulter said.&nbsp;

Significant landscaping along the building&rsquo;s two street frontages further softens the fa&ccedil;ade, with the ground-floor apartments all enjoying lush gardens, and the terrace landscaping adding to the restrained silhouette.

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In aiming to create a seamless language between the architectural form and the interior, the architects brought a verticality to the rectilinear detailing, which has become a real focal point of the fa&ccedil;ade.

&quot;We&#39;re really excited about The Bradford. We think it&#39;s fantastic project and we think it&#39;s going to create a wonderful collection of apartments which we think will suitably assimilate into the context of Kew,&quot; Coulter adds.&nbsp;

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The striking signature brick exterior is a nod to the local heritage and neighbouring period dwellings, acknowledging the surrounding context while reinterpreting the past with a restrained and contemporary architectural vision.



How Cera Stribley took inspiration from Kew's parklands to design The Bradford apartments

Home to some of Melbourne&rsquo;s grandest mansions and extensive private gardens, Kew maintains a rich history as one of the city&rsquo;s most prized suburbs.

As the home of&nbsp;former prime ministers, premiers and archbishops, and more recently, a roll call of influential business and industry leaders, and professional families seeking proximity to the city&rsquo;s leading schools, Kew has an extensive history of dignified professionals, with the area only experiencing a greater gentrification in recent times.

The leafy suburb use to be a city in its own right, until 1994 when the&nbsp;the cities of Kew, Hawthorn and Camberwell were amalgamated to form the City of Boroondara.&nbsp;The amalgamation only made the area more fruitful with nearby attractions including&nbsp;the iconic Yarra River, Studley Park Boathouse, Collingwood Children&rsquo;s Farm, Abbotsford Convent and the picturesque Dights Falls.

A home in Kew has long been sought after due to the suburbs signature wide streets, large land blocks, leafy green canopies and surrounding park lands that all&nbsp;hark back to the area&rsquo;s early settlement, with pastoral land sales dating back to 1845.

But many are priced out of the Kew house market, with the median house price now $2.5 million, according to realestate.com.au&nbsp;data.

Apartment prices are a lot more palatable however, with the median at $900,000. New apartments are still few and far between in the historic suburb. Enter, The Bradford.

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The Bradford, by developer Jafari Group, is bringing just 10 luxury apartments to the exclusive area, targeting the downsizer and upsizer with house-size proportions.

The three-level building seamlessly integrates into the surrounding streetscape, cleverly divided into four smaller entities&nbsp;with their own identity, to imbue a sense of privacy and individuality,&nbsp;connected by a&nbsp;secure lobby.

Designed by the highly-regarded Cera Stribley architecture and interior design studio, The Bradford sits just six-kilometres east of the CBD, with city shops and amenities just a 15-minute door-to-door tram journey.

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Neighbouring on Genazzano FJC College, The Bradford is surrounded by a wealth of amenity and notable locations, including Kew Junction, the Anniversary Trail, Victoria Park, Reservoir Reserve, St George&rsquo;s Hospital, Glenferrie Road Shopping and Carey Grammar.

Cultural and entertainment opportunities are located near The Bradford, with the renowned Housemuseum Galleries and adjoining Lyon Houseman within easy walking distance, and Balwyn, Rivoli and Lido cinemas all a short drive or tram ride away.

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Foodies are spoilt for choice, with a range of specialist delis and food outlets, and a wide mix of dining options, from cafes and bistros to more fine-dining fare at local favourites Centonove and Mister Blanco, or for something lighter and more liquid, Bar Alba is a short stroll or tram ride to the end of the street.

Regional attractions such as the Yarra Valley and the Dandenongs are just an hour&rsquo;s drive along the nearby freeway or for something more coastal, the Bellarine and Mornington Peninsula are a&nbsp;90-minute commute.

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A home in Kew has long been sought after due to the suburbs signature wide streets, large land blocks, leafy green canopies and surrounding park lands



The rich history of Kew

The Bradford in Kew presents an opportunity to join the ranks of one of the Melbourne&rsquo;s most exclusive enclaves, with heritage overlays and planning controls limiting obtainability.

Developed by Jafari Property Group with a focus on those looking to downsize without compromising on quality and luxury appointments, The Bradford offers discerning buyers the chance to secure a blue-chip property and enhanced lifestyle, enjoying the area&rsquo;s abundance of amenities and relaxed community atmosphere.

Located in the tightly-held Sackville Ward, The Bradford beats at the heart of Kew&rsquo;s rich history.

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Surrounded by grand estates and mansions and tree-lined thoroughfares, The Bradford comprises 10 luxury residences curated by the highly-regarded Cera Stribley architecture and interior design studio.

Designed over three levels, the building integrates into the surrounding streetscape, cleverly divided into four smaller entities, each with their own identity to imbue a sense of privacy and individuality according to the developers, connected by a secure lobby.

The generously-proportioned single-level apartments, including two penthouses, range from 95 sqm to 227 sqm, with gardens and outdoor terraces from 13 sqm to 148 sqm adding to the sense of light and space.

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Expansive floorplans encompass two or three-bedrooms and up to three-bathrooms and a powder room. Residences also feature sumptuous living spaces leading to private outdoor living areas, with the basement providing storage and dual private parking, with three spaces allocated for each penthouse.

Cera Stribley&rsquo;s signature brick exterior is a nod to the local heritage and neighbouring period dwellings, acknowledging the surrounding context while reinterpreting the past with a restrained and contemporary architectural vision

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The exterior combines brick and timber materials to give the building a striking yet delicate aspect, while the visual bulk has been skilfully softened by the fracturing of the buildings into four entities, each articulated differently in its facade expression, colour and texture, to more closely reflect the established character of the neighbouring houses.

Significant landscaping along the building&rsquo;s two street frontages further softens the fa&ccedil;ade, with the ground-floor apartments all enjoying lush gardens, and the terrace landscaping adding to the restrained silhouette.

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Located in the tightly-held Sackville Ward, The Bradford beats at the heart of Kew’s rich history.



Jafari Property Group launch The Bradford, Kew's latest luxury apartments

Setting a new benchmark for luxury in Kew East, Quattro Residences is offering discerning buyers the chance to purchase a home from an exclusive collection of uniquely composed residences.

As the name suggests, the development features just four three and four-bedroom residences.

Located on High Street, Quattro has been meticulously designed by Zeno Entity as distinctive homes that are grounded in a harmony between classical refinement and contemporary form.

Urban takes a look at five reasons why buyers&nbsp;are keen on the new development from Providence Properties.

1. Great location

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Set amongst the best offerings of Kew East, Quattro provides access to all the conveniences of everyday living.

From its vantage point near Balwyn Junction, the development is situated in close proximity to supermarkets, caf&eacute;s and restaurants, and great schools.

&ldquo;Whether commuting to the city during the week or escaping to the country on weekends, Quattro is ideally located&rdquo;, the project marketing reads.

2. Elegant architecture

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Designed by architects Zeno Entity, the four residences display a harmonious unity of form and function, curves and angles.

The fa&ccedil;ade features feminine curves and boasts a creamy palette with refined stone cladding.

Exteriors harmonise with the entire residence, with a central lobby foyer that welcomes residents and their guests into the four homes.

The development also features an oversized lift and secure private garages.

3. Landscaped gardens and terraces

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John Patrick Landscape Architects has expertly crafted each residence&rsquo;s outdoor area into a private sanctuary.

The generously assigned residences are surrounded by a lush landscape in one of the city&rsquo;s most convenient locations.

Landscaped gardens and terraces feature a mix of plants to ensure year-long beauty, with the exterior also styled to ensure the residence enhances the existing streetscape.

4. European-styled interiors

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Matching the fa&ccedil;ade, interiors boast a colour scheme warmed with timber, bronze, and natural stone.

&ldquo;Quattro&rsquo;s rich natural tones are a testament to its exceptional quality&rdquo;, the developers said.

Stunning pieces of hand-cut Patagonia stone feature in the European-styled kitchens, balanced with travertine and marble accents throughout.

Bronze accents on door handles and tapware help elevate the interiors, while floorplans also feature marble-tiled bathrooms, engineered oak herringbone flooring and an abundance of natural light.

5. Surrounded by nature

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Surrounded by parkland, Quattro offers an enviable lifestyle for a wide range of buyers.

The verdant streetscapes of Kew separate the residence from the hustle and bustle of the Melbourne CBD, offering a private and scenic lifestyle.

Kew is home to four premium golf courses, as well as the Yarra River, making residents of the picturesque suburb free to enjoy a range of recreational activities.

Harrison Reserve and Hays Paddock provide room for picnics, walks and relaxation, while the Yarra River and its famous Main Yarra Trail lie a few minutes to the north.

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As the name suggests, the development features just four three and four-bedroom residences in Melbourne's Kew East

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Top 5 reasons why buyers are looking at the luxury Kew East apartments, Quattro

Kew Rise is the latest offering from Alpine Group, set in the heart of Melbourne blue-chip eastern suburbs.

Situated just five kilometres from the CBD, the green hills of the prestigious Kew present a sought-after collection of schools, parks, stately homes and retail offerings.

One, two and three-bedroom apartments are all available in the boutique-scale Kew Rise,&nbsp;that combines Kew&rsquo;s suburban charm with a contemporary style.

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Residents will enjoy luxurious interiors and light-filled apartments designed by Interlandi Mantesso Architects.

&ldquo;These apartments are designed to provide the utmost internal amenity and comfort, embracing a refined modernist style that conveys an atmosphere of polished finesse inside and out&rdquo;, the architects said.

Inside the versatile, individualised apartments at Kew Rise, residents will be welcomed with a sense of luxury.

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Each residence has been composed with an immaculate attention to detail, forming a stylish modernist aesthetic thanks to a chic palette and elegant finishes.

The open-plan living and dining spaces create plenty of room to breathe and, to better suit individuals, families or couples, interiors are available in a range of flexible floorplans.

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Among the other features include floor-to-ceiling glazing, landscaped courtyards at ground level and spacious terraces, allowing extensive scope for entertaining while taking in spectacular views of the city skyline.

Integrated indoor and outdoor spaces combine with fully ducted air-conditioning to allow you to comfortably enjoy all seasons.

Evoking a sense of opulence, kitchens feature Miele appliances and well-appointed bathrooms and ensuites boast Italian Gessi fixtures and fittings.

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Embraced by extensive parkland along the Yarra River&rsquo;s most cultivated stretches, Kew also boasts a number of outdoor amenities to enjoy the best of the outdoors.

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Kew Rise is the latest offering from Alpine Group, settling in the heart of Melbourne blue-chip eastern suburbs

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