Last knockings for Brisbane's priciest apartments as prices at 443 Queen Street double since launch
The final apartments have been offered to the market in Brisbane's priciest apartment development, 443 Queen Street.
Hutchies is putting the final touches to the 47-level tower having taken over the build from Probuild in mid-2022.
Aptly named 443 Queen Street after its prime location adjacent to the heritage-listed Customs House, the project by prominent developer CBUS has been a huge success as far as sales are concerned since initially launching back in 2017.
Now the final opportunity to buy in the building has presented itself, with just a handful of apartments recently hitting the market.
The one-bedroom apartments start from $950,000 and top $1.5 million for the 81 sqm configuration. The two-bedrooms are priced from $2.3 million and span just over 100 sqm and have a car space, while the four-bedroom units have over 200 sqm of space and start from $5 million.
Prices at 443 Queen had initially started from under $500,000, with the four-bedroom apartments selling at $2 million.
443 Queen Street was designed by globally renowned architectural firms WOHA and Architectus to harmonise with Brisbane's subtropical climate. They say the building is a living, breathing entity, ensuring a constant flow of natural and fresh air.
“We believe in innovative, sustainable architecture based on a clear humanist social agenda," WOHA's Richard Hassell said.
"People do not want to live in stacked, sealed boxes."
The emphasis on sustainable and energy-efficient design sets 443 Queen Street apart as a world-class development. Lush gardens integrated throughout the building enhance aesthetic appeal and contribute to reducing energy consumption.
443 Queen Street's appeal is further elevated by a dedicated full-floor recreation deck on level seven which comprises a 25-metre riverside infinity pool with cabana lounges, a gym, yoga terrace, and a dining room with terrace.
443 Queen Street also includes a boardwalk-level restaurant, providing a dining experience complementing its location on one of Brisbane’s last remaining riverfront sites.
Strategically located between Queen Street and the Brisbane River, 443 Queen neighbours a small park and sits within close proximity to the CBD's best cafes, restaurants, and retailers.
