Alexandra Apartments - 64-66 Railway Parade, Highett

1217-1219 Nepean Highway, Highett

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Highett House brings together the best ingredients from a diversity of cultures to its eponymous suburb. Developer Marcopolo Property and architect Planar Arc have combined their expertise to create a one-of-a-kind building that modernizes the concept of Roman villas with contemporary principles.

With 32 residences across four levels, Highett House embraces warm, earthy tones that echo mediterranean masonry. Bearing in mind its Melbourne location, the building references its hometown with dark glazing and metal cladding that reference its contemporary local aesthetic. The result is a seamless balance of both worlds.

The Italian sentiment is unmistakable from the inside out, from the meticulous attention to detail to the uncompromised luxury. Designed with targeted 6-star sustainability ratings, including solar-boosted gas heating, energy-efficient appliances, LED lighting, and rainwater tanks, Highett House offers a sense of abundant light and space.

Once inside, your eyes will be drawn to the very high ceilings and generous balconies. With feature walls that include beading detail, double-glazed windows, and cleverly placed lighting, the apartments stand out in their own individuality. Split system air-conditioning will keep you feeling refreshed and cosy all year round.

Stunning Italian kitchens, featuring herringbone timber floors, call attention to streamlined matte joinery, top-quality Miele appliances, and so much space that your Italian Mama will be in her cooking element. The bathrooms do not falter from the contemporary style and thoughtful design, with wall-mounted vanities providing generous storage.

Highett House brings together the best ingredients from a diversity of cultures to its eponymous suburb. Developer Marcopolo Property and architect Planar Arc have combined their expertise to create a one-of-a-kind building that modernizes the concept of Roman villas with contemporary principles.

With 32 residences across four levels, Highett House embraces warm, earthy tones that echo mediterranean masonry. Bearing in mind its Melbourne location, the building references its hometown with dark glazing and metal cladding that reference its contemporary local aesthetic. The result is a seamless balance of both worlds.

The Italian sentiment is unmistakable from the inside out, from the meticulous attention to detail to the uncompromised luxury. Designed with targeted 6-star sustainability ratings, including solar-boosted gas heating, energy-efficient appliances, LED lighting, and rainwater tanks, Highett House offers a sense of abundant light and space.

Once inside, your eyes will be drawn to the very high ceilings and generous balconies. With feature walls that include beading detail, double-glazed windows, and cleverly placed lighting, the apartments stand out in their own individuality. Split system air-conditioning will keep you feeling refreshed and cosy all year round.

Stunning Italian kitchens, featuring herringbone timber floors, call attention to streamlined matte joinery, top-quality Miele appliances, and so much space that your Italian Mama will be in her cooking element. The bathrooms do not falter from the contemporary style and thoughtful design, with wall-mounted vanities providing generous storage.

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