Shenfield reveal new Cheltenham apartment development, Banksia

The mixed-use development will comprise just 29 apartments above street level commercial, retail and dining tenancies.
Shenfield reveal new Cheltenham apartment development, Banksia
Urban EditorialOctober 30, 2023PROJECT LAUNCH

Prominent developer Shenfield Property has revealed its latest Bayside apartment project Banksia, in the heart of Cheltenham Village.

The mixed-use development will comprise just 29 one, two and three-bedroom apartments above street level commercial, retail and dining tenancies.

Designed by Brayshaw Architects, the off the plan development delivers a sophisticated blend of stylish modern living, quality construction and environmentally efficient design.

The residences feature flexible floor plans, complemented by a landscaped private outdoor area.

The interiors of Banksia, curated by Aldona Padjak Interior Design, strike a harmonious balance between refined style and functional liveability.

Full-height windows, soft, neutral colour palettes, and oak timber flooring create light-filled, breathable, open-plan living spaces.

The kitchens, designed with a clean, minimalist aesthetic, are furnished with top-of-the-line black Smeg appliances.

Designed to meet the latest standards in environmental sustainability, each residence incorporates energy-efficient features, integrated heating and cooling systems, and basement facilities for car charging.

Banksia enjoys a prime location, just a five-minute drive from Southland Shopping Centre, with the stunning beaches of Mentone, Sandringham, and Black Rock reachable within 10 minutes.

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