102/20 Victoria Parade Clayfield, QLD 4011

Impeccably crafted to offer refined luxury and harness a sweeping northern aspect, these two stylish apartments unveil an enviable lifestyle.

Located within V Clayfield', a brand new boutique complex boasting an elevated position atop Victoria Parade, residents of this complex will enjoy stunning outlooks, contemporary style and luxurious appointments throughout.

Featuring eight apartments, and only two per floor, units 102 and 202 are positioned across the first and second level.

Showcasing light-filled interiors and a thoughtfully composed design, each apartment reveals an elegant lounge and dining area adorned with herringbone flooring and warm neutral tones. Boasting an incredible sense of space, the high ceilings and wide sliding glass doors frame the magnificent northern views and open out to your elevated balcony.

Adding another layer of luxury, the designer kitchen flows off the living area and hosts dual Miele ovens, Miele induction cooktop and an integrated fridge and dishwasher.

• Light-filled master suite with balcony access, expansive walk-in robe and luxurious ensuite featuring dual vanities, freestanding bath and a triple-head shower
• Second carpeted bedroom featuring a floor-to-ceiling built-in robe
• Third bedroom boasting a walk-in robe
• Stylish modern bathroom with separate laundry
• Study nook positioned off the entryway
• Resident rooftop terrace with stunning city and mountain views
• Secure car accommodation for two vehicles plus visitor parking
• Fibre internet connection into the apartment
• Ducted air-conditioning and intercom system
• Body Corpate rates per year
• 101 Internal Size 196m2, Body Corp - $4885.61 p.a.
• 201 Internal Size 197m2, Body Corp - $4855.71 p.a.

Located 6km to the CBD and adjacent to the Albion caf and restaurant precinct, these apartments present an exclusive lifestyle. Moments to the upcoming Albion Exchange, a new transport and retail hub currently under development, residents will enjoy a sought-after setting close to elite private schools, transport and Brisbane Airport.