The Walton: A contemporary expression of heritage in Kew
Kew, known for its picturesque landscapes and rich heritage, is set to welcome a new addition to its vibrant community, with boutique developers Carpe setting their sights on the sought-after locale.
They're developing The Walton, a residential development that captures the essence of Kew's past while offering a new, contemporary perspective.
Situated on an elevated and leafy street corner, The Walton comprises 27 light-filled residences, offer two to three-bedroom apartments designed by the esteemed architectural firm Warren and Mahoney, who are specialists in heritage-restoration and design.
Each apartment has been crafted to embody a sense of timeless elegance, with prices ranging from $1.35 million to $4.65 million.
One of the key highlights of The Walton is its emphasis on both heritage and contemporary living. The design embraces the suburb's rich history while incorporating modern elements to meet the demands of today's lifestyles.
The building's stone-clad façade presents itself as a seamless extension of the existing streetscape, paying homage to Kew's architectural heritage, while the unique elevated position of the building affords sweeping views across multiple aspects.
Drawing inspiration from the charm of established family homes, every aspect of The Walton has been thoughtfully considered to provide ample space and uncompromising quality for its residents, while a clever use of land contours allows for views towards the Dandenong Ranges.
The interiors have been intelligently designed to maximise functionality and comfort, ensuring that everything important to residents has its rightful place, with each light-filled space available in a choice between either a warm or cool colour scheme.
Joinery, reminiscent of curated furniture pieces, showcases stone and expert craftsmanship throughout, with timber flooring and full-height glazing only adding to the overall appeal of each apartments.
The Walton enjoys close proximity to a plethora of amenities, with residents able to indulge in the vibrant café culture that Kew has to offer or take a leisurely nine-minute stroll to High St, where an array of shopping and dining options await.
