Five reasons why buyer's love Australia 108 apartments in Melbourne's Southbank

Developed by World Class Global, Australia 108 is the newest icon of the Melbourne skyline, taking pride of place for years to come
Five reasons why buyer's love Australia 108 apartments in Melbourne's Southbank
Australia 108, Southbank. Image supplied
Max KwokDecember 1, 2021

Everyone knows the calibre of what's been put together at Australia 108, Australia's tallest tower, and the tallest residential tower in the whole of the Southern Hemisphere.

Developed by World Class Global, Australia 108 is the newest icon of the Melbourne skyline, taking pride of place for years to come.

Located on Southbank Boulevard, the striking tower was designed by renowned architecture firm Fender Katsalidis-designed, with its now signature "gold starburst" on the exterior of the building 60 levels up no doubt a point to the sky feature from the street.

Urban has taken a look at the tower in more detail and why buyers should be considering an apartment.

1. The Tower

Soaring 319 metres, Australia 108 is Australia’s tallest tower and the largest residential tower in the Southern Hemisphere.

“No other address offers the opportunity to live at such amazing altitudes”, World Class Global advise.

Inspired by the Commonwealth star and the Australian flag, the golden protruding ‘starburst’ delivers panoramic views and quality amenities that bring the community together.

Australia 108 will soar above the Melbourne skyline for generations.

2. The Hotel-style Amenities

“World Class Global’s commitment to beautiful design and glorious amenity will make Australia 108 one of Australia’s most envied addresses”, World Class Global CEO David Ng said.

The apartment complex features hotel-quality amenities, including grand lobbies, a ground-floor lounge and porte-cochére.

On level 11, the Sky Rise Club features a lap-pool, well-equipped gym, theatrette, grand dining room and virtual golf room.

A host of resort-style facilities further add a sense of escape, including a steam room and sauna.

Exclusive facilities at the 2,800sqm Star Club on Level 70 and 71 offer a world of entertainment and leisure with 360-degree views to city, gardens and bay.

3. The Interiors

Australia 108 interiors have been crafted by Melbourne-based design firm, Carr Design, with each apartment presenting an impressive layout.

The one, two and three-bedroom apartments feature floor-to-ceiling windows, abundant light and a rich material palette.

The Cloud Residences feature open-plan living and dining spaces and generous bedrooms and ensuites with abundant natural light.

Offering timeless design, the apartments’ entertainers kitchen and bathrooms are dressed in natural stone, and include premium appliances and a hidden scullery or butler’s pantry.

4. The Location

Situated moments from all the offerings of the Melbourne CBD, Australia 108 is perfectly positioned to make the most of the urban lifestyle.

The tower is located just a three-minute walk to the Crown Casino and Entertainment Complex, with an array of fine restaurants, shopping, and riverside dining also nearby.

The Arts Precinct is just 650-metres away, while major sporting venues, like the Melbourne Cricket Ground and Marvel Stadium are two kilometres from the residence.

City of Melbourne has invested $42 million to transform Southbank and secure its reputation as the city’s premier arts and cultural destination for generations to come.

5. The Local Amenities

Southbank is home to Melbourne’s cultural heart, with the city’s arts and entertainment precincts within an easy walking distance.

Some of the best Australian and international exhibitions, performances and concerts have made their way to the National Gallery Victoria, The Arts Centre, The Australian Ballet and local theatres nearby.

With the transformation of Southbank underway, residents can expect 2.5 hectares of new open green spaces, alongside infrastructure upgrades to improve access and activation.

A destination for delicious dining, the suburb features many popular restaurants along the promenade, and charming arcades reveal hidden top-hatted restaurants and hip cafes.

Max Kwok

Max Kwok is a staff contributor at urban.com.au. Based in Sydney, Max has previously worked at Property Observer where he specialised in content creation and editorial research.

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