Palladium Tower - Southbank
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| Address | 251 City Road, Southbank VIC 3006 |
| Development | 51 levels apartment including a range of size and layouts. |
| Price Range |
$447,000 for a one-bedroom apartment $540,000 for a two-bedroom apartment Carpark lots with additional $90,000 |
| Estimated Completion Date | 2020 |
| Website | http://go.salvo.net.au/l/431392/2017-11-22/3hxhxl?utm_source=REA&utm_campaign=Half-Page-Ad-Project-Profile |
Project Description
Where Luxury And Lifestyle Unite
Encapsulating 51 levels of world-class elegance, Palladium Tower is your portal to cosmopolitan living. With stunning city, bay and lake views from the heart of Melbourne’s vibrant Southbank precinct, you’re only minutes away from premier venues, entertainment and events.
As a resident, enjoy Palladium Tower’s world-class amenities designed with inner-city style in mind. Whether you’re unwinding at the Residents’ Retreat, complete with a gym, pool and steam room or entertaining friends on the Palladium Terrace and Lounge with champagne in hand, Palladium Tower is the place where luxury and lifestyle truly unite.
Landmark Design And Architecture
Palladium Tower boasts the very best in contemporary design, featuring premium fittings and finishes, residences are bright and airy, with floor-to-ceiling windows and natural light in all bedrooms. Quality timber floors showcase elegance and space, while dimmable downlights allow you to create any ambiance you desire. For practicality, car parking and storage is available in the building podium.
A Walker's Paradise
Palladium Tower is perfectly positioned amongst the exciting hustle and bustle of the city. In a thriving district just minutes from Melbourne’s CBD, all you need is within close proximity including Queen Victoria Market, Arts Precinct, Crown Casino, Etihad Stadium, shopping distinct and more.
Immerse yourself in breathtaking views that span north across the Melbourne CBD and south to Albert Park Lake and Port Phillip Bay. Sights from Palladium Tower’s easterly aspect showcase the lush greenery of the Royal Botanic Gardens, all the way out to the Dandenong Ranges.