Hampton

Bayside City Council has unanimously approved the development of the Fender Katsalidis designed Noetic Place&nbsp;Hampton for local developer Noetic Places.

The permit approval comes after an extensive community consultation process led by local developer Noetic Places, who secured the 3,662 sqm site at 28-34 Service Street last year. Construction on the refined $80 million residential project&nbsp;is set&nbsp;to commence later this year, with completion staged for 2025.&nbsp;

Approval was granted by&nbsp;Bayside City Council in May with the uncontested permit formally issued&nbsp;on June 8.&nbsp; The outcome is the result of an intensive community engagement process that included seven town halls and over 80 one-on-one meetings.&nbsp; The project received 12 submissions of support and glowing reviews from local councillors.

Noetic Places bought the site, which has 70 metre of north-facing street frontage, with Brisbane-based Orchid Vue Group, who have a minority stake, for $17.3 million in 2022.&nbsp; A previous owner was unsuccessful negotiating meaningful development plans causing extensive public concern among the protective local community, the local council, and garnering media attention covering the passionate public debate.&nbsp;

Noetic Place&nbsp;Hampton will be a collection of 32 sustainable residences created primarily for the local owner-occupier market comprising down-sizers, returning expats, and aspirational younger families. The development will have a lush garden setting and is located in the centre of&nbsp;Hampton&nbsp;being walking distance to a wide variety of retail and speciality stores, cafes, restaurants and leisure facilities. The site is&nbsp;450 metres from&nbsp;Hampton&nbsp;Train Station and 600 metres from&nbsp;Hampton&nbsp;Beach.

The newly approved plans allow the 3,662 sqm site to be transformed into upscale residences including generously-scaled&nbsp;two and three-bedroom apartments, as well as one four-bedroom penthouse.&nbsp;

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Speaking at the council meeting, Bayside mayor Hanna El Mouallem said he was “impressed” with the application, and the project responded to the local need for architecturally crafted apartment offerings that appeal to local downsizers.

“What [FK] has done here is designed to serve the site, to serve the surrounding, and also to serve the buyers who want and are crying out for these apartments. We need to encourage this type of architecture, to attract people who want to downsize and remain in&nbsp;Hampton. And that's exactly what this application has done,” Cr El Mouallem said&nbsp;

Noetic Places director Stephen Barrow-Yu, a&nbsp;Hampton&nbsp;resident, says his affinity for the area and the expertise gained form his current bayside project, Reunion Place, led him to pursue the challenging site.&nbsp;

“What’s really important here is the trust and authentic connection with the neighbouring community," Barrow Yu said.

"Many developers wouldn’t have done what we have done because our core focus is on unity with our community and a design that meets the future needs of the immediate environs.&nbsp; For us, these elements were considered ahead of the project margins.&nbsp; We can now move towards producing a development of lasting beauty that will align with the needs of the future residents"

Barrow-Yu says a&nbsp;major point of differentiation with this site is the extensive consultation with the local community.

"[This] enabled us to develop concepts that encompass sustainability via a future-proofed design and construction. Importantly the project will meld with the aesthetic of the local streetscapes including landscape elements creating an immediate familial yet refined atmosphere."

Local&nbsp;Hampton&nbsp;residents said they&nbsp;viewed the process and the development itself as&nbsp;“a testimony to the value of open interaction between the developer and the neighbours”.

Architects from Fender Katsalidis were actively involved in the consultation process, attending neighbourhood engagement sessions at venues across the area, from local restaurants to neighbours’ living rooms. Eckersley Garden Architecture, Urban Planning Collective and Vorhaben project management had active roles in the community liaison resulting in a timeless design with gardens complimenting the existing treescape and spaces created for both gathering and serenity&nbsp;

Fender Katsalidis director James Pearce says the open dialogue with&nbsp;Hampton&nbsp;residents has led to better commercial and design outcomes including a vision of what owners in 20-30 years will value.&nbsp; This includes the capacity for every car parking space to have an electric charging station, significant solar paneling and space for batteries repositories.&nbsp;Forethought has also been given to water storage beyond regulated minimums.&nbsp;

“Our team and the whole community has invested in creating an outcome that benefits everyone, and together we have achieved something very special,” Pearce says.

<h3>Key design features of Noetic Place&nbsp;Hampton&nbsp;include:</h3>

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	<li>A design with two distinct entry points allowing the development to visually present like three buildings with scale variance.</li>
	<li>Two basement levels and three above ground levels.&nbsp; The top level has been set back to give an even more varied composition.</li>
	<li>A landscaping green belt softens the interface with neighbours. Mature trees will be planted so that from the onset the residence will look established in the current streetscape.</li>
	<li>A setback from the footpath with the roof line of third floor hardly visible.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Native vegetation, with a palette of soft greys and olive, complements the building’s materials where light sandy brick and warm metal tones are being inspired by&nbsp;Hampton&nbsp;beach and the leafy neighbourhood’s iconic Edwardian homes.</li>
	<li>A large communal garden space with a carefully retained mahogany gum tree further enhanced by a garden pavilion housing a library and kitchenette for residents.</li>
	<li>A concealed garage entry through a timber top box will later be covered in vines.</li>
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Noetic Place Hampton will be a collection of 32 sustainable residences created primarily for the local owner-occupier market comprising down-sizers, returning expats, and aspirational younger families

Joel Robinson

Noetic Place Hampton gets greenlight from Bayside City Council

Construction is coming to completion at Hampton's newest apartment development, Hampton Bay.

Developer&nbsp;6PM Project Management, who are also developing Orlando Residences in Hampton, are behind the Grenville Street project in&nbsp;Hampton's Golden Triangle.

The boutique collection of just nine residences will be situated between Hampton Street and the beach, with the&nbsp;Grenville Street address placing residents near to all Bayside has to offer.&nbsp;

Each residence has been individually crafted to embrace its surroundings and the bayside environment, reflecting the coastal beauty that Hamptons is renowned for, with&nbsp;Martin Friedrich designing Hampton Bay to offer maximum space, light, and amenity.

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The architectural vision of Martin Friedrich draws inspiration from the simplistic elements of nature, resulting in a timeless coastal structure that seamlessly blends into its location.

The spacious living areas are flooded with natural light thanks to the clever design that maximises sunlight throughout the day, with full glass window walls.

The development features a diverse range of residences, catering to various preferences and lifestyles. Among the offerings are three duplex penthouses boasting views of the bay, along with two north-facing, first floor townhouse-style residences and four ground-level villas.&nbsp;

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Each home adjoins to spacious outdoor entertaining spaces that have been designed to facilitate a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living.

Each residence comes with a two-car garage and storage space.

There's only a limited collection of residences remaining in Hampton Bay, with prices starting from&nbsp;$1,695,000.

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Hampton Bay to welcome residents in June 

Design-led developer and builder Lowe Living has launched Oceano, an exclusive collection of luxury apartments in the sought-after bayside suburb of Hampton.

It's the prominent developers second multi-residential project with interiors designed by Australian media personality Bec Judd.

Located on the leafy Ocean Street in Hampton – close to the gourmet and boutique luxuries of Hampton’s main precinct and the coastal charm of Hampton Beach – Oceano comprises nine contemporary residences, including two luxury penthouses.

Over 40 per cent of the apartments have already sold through Lowe Living's database, a total of $8.5 million in sales.

Both the penthouses were snapped up, as well as two lower level apartments. Only five apartments remain, and start from $1.63 million.

Lowe Living's Emma Lowe, owner and managing director of the company, says&nbsp;Lowe Living is passionate about delivering iconic and timeless spaces, and Oceano is another example of how they are offering uncompromising luxury, coastal charm and modern comfort in one of Melbourne’s most aspirational suburbs.

Lowe pointed to the expertise of Bec Judd and the ease of working collaboratively with Judd and the project team noting that a shared vision and passion led to the delivery of a conscious, contemporary development that has been well-received by the exclusive database release ahead of the official launch.

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“We’ve experienced an outstanding response off-market and it’s a testament to Bec’s talent and the Lowe Living brand," Lowe says.

"To have sold 40 per cent of Oceano, including the two penthouses, before officially launching is something that we’re really proud of, and is reflective of the calibre of work and dedication the entire team has put into this project."

The collaboration marks the second time Lowe has had Judd handle the interiors, following the successful debut project Sera Brighton.

“It has been a pleasure to work with Bec once again to bring Oceano to life," Lowe added.

“Bec’s natural design ability and unique, considered style has resulted in interiors that are effortlessly sophisticated yet welcoming, perfectly achieving our design vision."

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Architecturally designed by boutique practice ADDARC, the exteriors of Oceano will balance statement brickwork with bold graphite sunscreens and stucco rendering, creating a contemporary, refined, and timeless project in which each individual residence has been created and considered as an individual dwelling.

Landscape architect Florian Wild has been engaged to bring the landscaping to life, establishing an experiential, evocative sanctuary that will complement the striking built form and respond to the distinguished bayside locality.

Judd says she wanted to blend sophisticated form and coastal sensibility for the interiors of Oceano, complementing the impressive external façade and creating richly textured, inviting interiors that instantly felt like a home.

“The intention was for Oceano’s interiors to beautifully juxtapose the bold exterior with a soft aesthetic that feels luxurious, cosy and sophisticated. I wanted to establish a design narrative that felt unique to this address,” Judd said.

Judd chose a natural stone benchtop to present the heart of the home, the kitchen, complemented by timber flooring and beautifully contrasted against striking gunmetal fixtures for a bold edge.

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Handcrafted ceramic feature tiles frame a suite of high-end Miele appliances – a level of luxury surpassed only by the fully-integrated fridge cloaked in an unassuming French door, while the juxtaposition of V-groove 2PAC panelling against metal finishes creates a striking level of sophistication that invites elegant personalisation.

“The gravitas of the kitchen flows effortlessly through to a living space, creating a functional yet aesthetic interior environment that radiates with a refined vitality.

Luxury furnishings are accompanied by customisable joinery, blending beauty with practicality, and allowing residents to personalise Oceano into their true dream home.

“The project departs from a typical beachside aesthetic with earthy finishes and an industrial inspired façade, while the interiors are led by a warm, inviting interior palette that is responsive to the soft natural surrounds of the gardens and landscaping,” Judd said.

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Over 40 per cent of the apartments have already sold through Lowe Living's database, a total of $8.5 million in sales

Lowe Living launch luxury Hampton apartments Oceano, with Bec Judd interiors

Construction is soon to begin on the latest Hampton apartment development, Soul Hampton.

The project has been a hit, with only three apartments remaining as demolition on the Grenville Street site begins.

Developed by Riva Ridge, Soul Hampton will deliver a collection of just eight two and three-bedroom apartments upon completion, which is slated for the back end of 2023.&nbsp;

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Of the remaining stock, the two-bedroom apartment is situated across level one, complete with two-bathrooms and two car spaces.

Larger than most three-bedroom offerings in Hampton, the two-bedder spans 123 sqm internally and is priced at $1.6 million. There are also very generous stamp duty savings available at the moment.&nbsp;

Noorden selling agent, David Lamond, said the purchasers so far are all owner occupiers.&nbsp;

“As you would expect in this level of luxury in Hampton, Soul Hampton is only metres to the beach, while also taking in all&nbsp;the convenience of Hampton Street as well as being located in one of the quietest streets."

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The remaining three-bedroom apartment is 142 sqm internally with a huge 89 sqm landscaped garden.

Designed by Finnis Architects, Soul Hampton features just eight apartments, with a sleek, modern exterior coupled with neutral tones and lush greenery.

The residences are designed to maximise space, combining&nbsp;natural stone and high-end veneer timber paneling, with&nbsp; high-end finishes and Gaggenau appliances.&nbsp;

Prospective buyers should move fast to secure the remaining residences, with settlement slated for mid 2024.&nbsp;

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Noorden selling agent, David Lamond, said the purchasers so far are all owner occupiers

Construction to commence on Brighton apartments, Soul Hampton

When you step foot in Hampton it’s hard to believe you’re still in metropolitan Melbourne. Long a retreat for wealthy city dwellers looking to bathe or picnic by the sea, the unassuming suburb has pivoted from holiday destination to a prized urban postcode. And despite being located just 14-kilometres from the CBD, Hampton feels like it’s a world away from the confines of the concrete jungle.&nbsp;

On the radar to join the ranks of residences lining the streets of Hampton - and exclusively listed on Urban - comes 37 Prince Street, a new Bayside townhouse development targeting the family owner-occupier.&nbsp;

37 Prince Street is home to only four townhouses, each enjoying the all important family feature of private double garages and secure entrances, which Noorden Property Director David Lamond says is a very unusual proposition.&nbsp;

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“37 Prince St presents as a great opportunity for someone to secure a property in Hampton for under $2 million, while still giving you plenty of space for the family along with a north-facing backyard,” Lamond said.&nbsp;

Further adding to the drawcard for family-occupiers Lamond says is the Bayside development’s proximity to some of the city’s most prestigious educational offerings.&nbsp;

“The site is very close to the best private schools that Bayside has to offer, with Haileybury and St Leonards, all the way through to Hampton Primary School.”

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Each townhouse spans nearly 200 sqm of internal living area across three levels, as well as a front and backyard.&nbsp;

The ground floor will house the open plan living, kitchen and dining space, along with an ensuited bedroom and a powder room, while the additional two bedrooms will be included across the first floor, along with a second living space and a bathroom.

Townhouses one, two and three will also include first floor master-bedrooms suites where townhouse four is designed with a ground level master.

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With the developers having successfully completed a number of large building projects throughout Melbourne since 1996, including Willow at 60 Islington Street Collingwood, Lamond suggests the level of fixtures and finishes are beyond what you would expect in the area. &nbsp;

Internally, the townhouses will feature gas fireplaces, along with the latest QASAIR and Miele appliances in the kitchens, which are completed with an integrated fridge and freezer.&nbsp;

Buyers are now able secure a townhouse with huge stamp duty savings, with construction scheduled to begin in February next year.&nbsp;

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37 Prince Street is home to only four townhouses, each enjoying the all important family feature of private double garages and secure entrances, which Noorden Property Director David Lamond says is a very unusual proposition. 

Urban Exclusive: Why families will be keen on Hampton's new townhomes, 37 Prince Street

Design-led developer and builder Lowe Living has announced a unique partnership with Australian personality, TV presenter and brand ambassador, Bec Judd, to collaborate on the design of two of the developer’s upcoming Bayside projects.

Judd has been appointed to collaborate on the design of both the final release of Lowe's Sera project in Brighton, launching to the market later this year with residents ready to move in mid-2023, and another project in Ocean Street, Hampton, that will launch in early 2023.

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Working closely with Lowe Living’s internal team of interior designers and architects, Judd’s signature style will inform the two collections, delivering bespoke and contemporary residences to Melbourne’s affluent Bayside.

The Lowe Living collaboration represents Judd's first foray into multi-residential design following four successful series of The Style School and the renovation of a number of bespoke residential homes, including her forever home in Brighton and her private ski chalet in Mount Buller.

While designs for both Sera and Ocean Street are currently being finalised, Judd said each project would have its own distinct character, yet still be driven by timeless materiality.

“I’m extremely excited to be partnering with Lowe Living on two Bayside projects," Judd said.

"Both the Sera and Ocean Street developments reflect my personal interior design aesthetic with a focus on luxury and unique detailing to really elevate them in terms of sophistication and individuality."

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Led by co-owners and Managing Directors, Tim and Emma Lowe, Lowe Living has been quietly building a half-a-billion-dollar pipeline since 2015, with a focus on luxury medium-density residential apartments and townhomes in Melbourne’s most aspirational suburbs.

Lowe said both him and his co-founder wife Emma share a passion for bespoke design and materiality along with Bec Judd, making the collaboration a natural fit for both parties.

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“Everything that we do, every design decision we make, is driven by the pursuit of absolute luxury,” Tim Lowe said.

“Our reputation has been forged on creating homes with an uncompromising dedication to luxury and design that are elevated beyond the norm.

“Our partnership with Bec Judd is the next evolution of this commitment to unparalleled quality and attention to detail. Through Bec’s impeccable style and eye for interior design, we are bringing these two collections to life through a fresh lens, ensuring we continue to innovate and deliver homes that are at the forefront of luxury in Australia."

Judd has been appointed to collaborate on the design of both the final release of Lowe's Sera project in Brighton and another project in Ocean Street, Hampton



Lowe Living partner with Bec Judd for interior designs on upcoming Bayside apartment projects

Differentiating itself from the larger projects on the market in the area, the Riva Ridge-developed Soul Hampton offers just eight apartments across the site.

The group engaged locals, Finnis Architecture and Interiors to design the building, with the apartments incorporating natural stone and veneer timber panelling, packed with fine finishes and Gaggenau appliances

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With a focus on maximising space, the project delivers a mix of two and three-bedroom apartments, ranging from 120 sqm to 181 sqm.&nbsp;

With a majority of the residences already sold, Noorden Sales Agent, David Lamond highlighted the limited opportunity in the sought-after project, with just two residences remaining.&nbsp;

“The two-bedroom apartment is possibly the largest two-bed option available in Hampton, which just adds to the project, with its already amazing location,” Lamond said.&nbsp;

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Starting from $1,595,000, the 143 sqm two-bedroom apartment finds its home on level one of Soul, appointed with a large and luxurious floorplan.&nbsp;

A ground floor apartment is also up for grabs, spanning 231 sqm, with a price tag of $1,925,000.&nbsp;

The three-bedroom offering benefits from an expansive landscaped courtyard, with the south-facing area also including an alfresco dining space.&nbsp;

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With two-bathrooms and two car spaces, both of the apartments also come with a storage room in the basement.&nbsp;

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With a focus on maximising space, the project delivers a mix of two and three-bedroom apartments, ranging from 120 sqm to 181 sqm. 

A look into the remaining apartments at Soul Hampton

Having quietly evolved as one of the most sought-after suburbs in the Bayside area, the streets of Hampton are now home to some of Melbourne’s most exclusive and luxury residential projects.

On the fringes of the enviable Brighton, Hampton has positioned itself as offering the same exclusive Bayside lifestyle, at a more affordable price point than some of the high-end Melbourne suburbs carry.&nbsp;

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Differentiating itself from the larger projects on the market in the area, the Riva Ridge-developed&nbsp;Soul Hampton offers just eight apartments across the site.

The group engaged locals, Finnis Architecture and Interiors to design the building, with the apartments incorporating&nbsp;natural stone and veneer timber paneling,&nbsp;packed with fine finishes and appliances.

Half of the residences have sold across the project, with local downsizers taking up the stock.&nbsp;

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David Lamond from project marketer Noorden said Soul has seen very high interest from locals, who are looking to downsize without compromising on space and luxurious features.

“This is the ideal development where you can lock up and go away for the weekend or two.&nbsp;As small boutique developments are becoming harder to come by, this is a great time to secure your home whether it be downsizing or securing your luxurious Bayside Melbourne residence,” Lamond said.

“The people who have purchased so far are loving the idea of being so close to the Beach and part of only eight&nbsp;luxury homes. I am looking forward to working with each and every one of them through the process of Soul coming to life."

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Just two expansive, two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments remain in Soul Hampton, along with a three-bedroom residence and an exclusive penthouse.

The two-bedroom apartments span 123 sqm, benefitting from an additional home office/study space.

The three-bedder finds its place on the ground floor of Soul Hampton, covering 146 sqm, adjoining to a large outdoor garden, with two-bathrooms, while the penthouse tops Soul Hampton, with views across the Bay, spanning 137 sqm, with home office/study space and two-bathrooms.

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David Lamond from project marketer Noorden said Soul has seen very high interest from locals, who are looking to downsize without compromising on space and luxurious features.



Riva Ridge apartments, Soul Hampton hit 50 per cent sold

Hampton has quietly evolved as a sought-after suburb in Melbourne's Bayside area.

On the fringes of the ever unaffordable Brighton, Hampton has positioned itself as offering the same exclusive Bayside lifestyle without the high-end price point that Brighton will always carry.

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Differentiating itself from the larger projects on the market in the area, Soul Hampton offers just eight apartments in the Riva Ridge developed project, with the group engaging Finnis Architecture and Interiors to design the building.

Finnis' Associate Director, Damon Hills, said&nbsp;the brief for Soul Hampton was for large residences with a wow factor worthy of the Hamptons location.

"Hampton is a coastal suburb and so we wanted to play on the notion of what that meant when thinking about a multi residential offering," Hills said.

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Finnis has stuck to utilising the same brick features seen throughout other projects they've collaborated with Riva Ridge on, with the solidity and sense of permanence a striking feature.&nbsp;

"For this project we wanted the brick to be the hero material throughout Soul Hampton and so we've incorporated&nbsp;arches, showcasing the honest textural nature of the brick, with the feature bringing a softness to such a bold material," Hills added.

"Our design response was to ensure these element were not simply a façade treatment, but that they give the building an identity that can be read from all aspects."

The apartments feature natural stone and veneer timber panelling, as well as high-end finishes and Gaggenau appliances.

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"The Hampton location was a key driver in the restrained coastal palette of the interiors," Hills noted.

"The natural timber tones and light stone treatment aims to play on the idea of what a coastal residence might feel like, with a light and bright atmospheric condition playing with the external greenery and bay views."

Hills said there was consideration that the spaces would be welcoming new residents who are shifting in furniture from family homes, so the size of the living space on offer was important.

Each apartment features&nbsp;balconies extending from the living areas, offering&nbsp;views of the bay. Light and space were&nbsp;critical elements in the design process of Soul Hampton.&nbsp;

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Finnis' Associate Director, Damon Hills, said the brief for Soul Hampton was for large residences with a wow factor worthy of the Hamptons location

How Finnis Architecture designed Soul Hampton apartments

With an address perfectly positioned to enjoy all that Bayside has to offer -&nbsp;from&nbsp;pristine beaches,&nbsp;beautiful parklands and more than 50 cafes, boutiques and restaurants lining the popular Hampton Street - the area has blossomed into&nbsp;one of the most popular places to live in the country.&nbsp;

From Brighton, to Hampton, the Bayside area homes some of Melbourne's trendiest and most affluent&nbsp;suburbs, with&nbsp;developers&nbsp;leaving their mark, building a number of residences across the area.

We've put together the best apartment developments on the market in the Bayside area.

<h2>Soul Hampton</h2>

Differentiating itself from the larger projects on the market in the area, Soul Hampton offers just eight apartments in the Finnis Architecture-designed building, which features a sleek modern exterior blending with lush greenery.

A stone's throw from Hampton Beach at 14-16 Grenville Street, Soul Hampton is made up of two and three-bedroom apartments, ranging in size from a generous 120 sqm to 181 sqm.

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Soul of Hampton isn’t just located in one of the most prestigious and luxurious suburbs in Melbourne, it’s in the heart of it.

<h2>Awaken</h2>

<h2>Developer: Skelton</h2>

Offering just 13 three-bedroom residences, Awaken is uniquely positioned in a secluded area of Brighton at 30-32 Rooding Street, but just a short walk to the popular Bay Street.

Partnering with renowned Melbourne architect Travis Walton, Awaken takes a contemporary and restrained approach to bayside luxury living.

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Comprising locally-sourced European-style brickwork and contrasting electro-bronze metal detailing, the architectural composition draws focus to the verdant landscape, combining natives and evergreen plants to create softness and seasonal change.

The interiors at Awaken are planned with generous proportions, affording openness and flexibility for contemporary living.

<h2>32 Black Street, Brighton</h2>

The opportunity to call the heart of Brighton home does not come along every day. To do so in the surrounds of excessive, modern luxury in your brand new apartment a mere stroll from the beach? Well, that almost never happens.

Eight luxury apartments due for completion by early 2023.

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From their expansive balconies overlooking the city skyline to their marble-tiled bathrooms and designer kitchens, every aspect of their homes exudes wealth and sophistication.

<h2>Fifty Two Black</h2>

<h2>Developer: PB &amp; Co.</h2>

Fifty Two Black presents a limited collection of five residences in Melbourne’s most exclusive beach suburb, Brighton.

Delivered by PB &amp; Co., it is the first project in Australia to be exclusively furnished in Ralph Lauren Home.

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Residence Three is among the five three-bedroom apartments available in the refined development, boasting an intelligent floorplan with 3.5 bathrooms and three car spaces.

<h2>Hampton Hill</h2>

<h2>Developer: Lowe Living</h2>

The leading Bayside developers, Lowe Living, latest arrival, Hampton Hill offers a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments, including two luxury penthouses which have panoramic bay and city views.

The 7.5 Star energy rated apartments, officially the highest energy saving apartments on offer in Hampton,&nbsp;each feature natural stone kitchens with Miele appliances, and terraces off the open plan living space designed for alfresco dining.

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A collaboration between the&nbsp;globally renowned architects Woods Bagot and landscape architects Florian Wild, the building’s&nbsp;façade has been designed to adapt Hampton Hill’s namesake mural into a prominent identity for the streetscape.

<h2>Omnia</h2>

<h2>Developer: Shenfield Property</h2>

Just the other side of the Nepean, Omnia is positioned is a thriving part of the Moorabbin community, offering something for everyone, from single bedroom apartments to 4 bedroom townhouses.

A wide range of schools, higher education, cafés, shopping, and numerous parks and reserves are at your 4-6 Horscroft Place Moorabbin VIC doorstep. After picking up the kids from Moorabbin Primary School, take a trip down to the Kingston Art Centre, where you can take in art exhibitions, live performances, and events throughout the year. Adjacent to the conveniently placed Moorabbin Station is the RSEA park, home to St Kilda Football Club.&nbsp;

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Omnia is under construction&nbsp;with construction due to complete Mid 2023, now is your chance to talk to the team about&nbsp;the developers final release of available residences.

<h2>37 Prince Street, Hampton</h2>

37 Prince Street is the latest Bayside development to join the list.

Comprising three-bedroom floorplans, the residences encompass a basement, ground floor and first floor, with each also enjoying a front and backyard.&nbsp;

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Only unit one fronts Prince street, with the remaining three residences accessed from the side laneway.

Spanning from 179 sqm, the basements include space for two cars, with provisions for storage and a laundry also.

The ground level will house the open plan living, kitchen and dining space, along with an ensuited bedroom and a powder room, while the additional two bedrooms will be included across the first floor, along with a second living space and a bathroom.

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Units one, three and four will also include ensuites in the first floor master-bedrooms.&nbsp;

The four unit development is slated for completion by mid 2024.

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