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Azure Development has smashed the inner-Brisbane apartment price record, selling their sprawling New Farm penthouse atop One Five Six Oxlade Drive for $11 million.

A local Brisbane family secured the 1,025 sqm space crowning the luxury apartment project of just 10 apartments, arguably one of the best, and last, riverfront-facing residential properties.

The penthouse, complete with own rooftop terrace with swimming pool, has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a seven car garage, terrace gardens, and a self-contained basement with a wine cellar.

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The luxury rooftop pool with sweeping views. Image supplied

Trent Keirnan, Director of Azure Development, attributes the record outcome to a growing sector of discerning buyers seeking space and quality.

“Enquiries have doubled in the last 18 months for supersized residences. The depth of buyers in this market is a by-product of an expanding demographic of clients willing to invest significant capital into these mansions in the sky,” Keirnan said.

“The market is accommodating demand from an increased surge in the property prices above $5 million and Brisbane has benefitted significantly in the post Covid adjustment of mid-2020.

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“We’re seeing more and more families leave the suburban streets behind for large inner-city sky homes, which provide the same spacious floor plans as the average Queensland home with added luxe amenities.

“Developers and architects are recognising the importance of increased floor plans, designing true homes in the sky that can accommodate for growing families, providing generous open-plan living spaces that present a contemporary and modern way of living

Place Kangaroo Point agent Simon Caulfield said he fielded a number of offers for the apartment.

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The marble island bench by Conrad Architecture. Image supplied

“We received multiple competitive offers from local families wanting an unrivalled experience with no compromise, which inevitably pushed the price to its record high,” Caulfield said.

Construction on the development commenced in December 2021, with construction completion anticipated for mid-2023.

A local Brisbane family secured the 1,025 sqm space crowning the luxury apartment project of just 10 apartments


Joel Robinson

Azure Development grab $11 million penthouse record at One Five Six Oxlade Drive, New Farm

The Brisbane developer Azure Development Group&nbsp;has secured approval for another townhouse development in the Brisbane suburb of Richlands.

It&#39;s the fourth project Azure have undertaken on the popular Government Road, which has easy access to the Centenary Highway.

The approval at 182&nbsp;Government Road is for 55 townhouses, dubbed the Mason Edition.

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Designed by Red Door Architecture, each dwelling will have three bedrooms and a&nbsp;courtyard&nbsp;which has will either be&nbsp;positioned outwards along the site boundaries or facing internally within the site.

Communal space has been provided in stage one, with a new swimming pool, sun lounge area and lawn space. The&nbsp;landscape architecture and urban design have been handled by LAUD ink.&nbsp;

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Azure Development director Trent Keirnan believes the townhouses&nbsp;will appeal to first home buyers&nbsp;due to the affordability of the terrace homes and professional couples as the terraces offer a low maintenance design.

On the project site, Mr Keirnan says it was chosen&nbsp;due to the close proximity to the established Forrest Lake community and the transport amenity only 300m away.

It&#39;s the fourth collection of townhomes on Government Road for Azure.&nbsp;

In 2019 they completed Alton Edition, are currently selling Flora Edition and Eden Edition is currently under construction with completion scheduled for the end of March.

The approval at 182 Government Road is for 55 townhouses, dubbed the Mason Edition.

Azure Development Group secure approval for Richlands townhouse development Mason Edition

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Situated in the heart of Brisbane's Cannon Hill, is the latest boutique townhome development by Azure, <a href="/buildings/cornelia-edition-35-smith-place-cannon-hill">Cornelia Edition</a>. 

Drawing design cues from the work of American lifestyle photographer, Slim Aarons, Cornelia Edition boasts the same level of glamour depicted in the photographer's Palm Springs collection.  

We caught up with Trent Keirnan, Director of Azure, to learn more about the inspiration behind the development and what makes these properties unique. 

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<figcaption>Cornelia Edition. Image supplied.</figcaption></figure>Urban.com.au: Which aspects of Cornelia Edition are you most proud of and why?

Trent Keirnan: We are most proud of the communal pool and entertainment facility in the centre core of the community. The purity achieved with the modernist designed pavilion, aptly equipped with a feature palm tree growing through the centre and multiple recreational zones from lounge, dining to sun beds ensure that the terrace owners have a large private recreational space to enjoy the benefits of the south east Queensland climate.

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<figcaption>Cornelia Edition. Image supplied.</figcaption></figure>U: If a buyer was deciding between Cornelia Edition and a similar residential development in the area, what do you think makes Cornelia Edition unique and the favourable option? 

TK: The location of Cornelia is second to none. To be in an elevated position, surrounded on three sides by a 2.6 hectare public park and with a North-eastern interface to the new Golf Course is truly irreplaceable.

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<figcaption>Cornelia Edition. Image supplied.</figcaption></figure>U: In your opinion, what are some of the best amenities on-site or nearby?

TK: The new Golf course is to be a once in a generation opportunity. As the first course to be built this close to the CBD of Brisbane in 70 years and with Cornelia having a direct interface to one of the holes the natural amenity in the communities surrounds from, parks to connected bikeways and with the convenience of good public transport Cornelia ticks all the boxes.

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<figcaption>Cornelia Edition. Image supplied.</figcaption></figure>U: What was the inspiration behind the design of the development?

TK: The Cornelia design borrows from the purity of true modernist design and the way it has been previously adapted to golf course / resort style living. From the spindle palms as a nod to Palm Springs to the repetition of form adorned using the simple palette of white render, stone and timber whilst all nestled amongst the soft lush landscape, Cornelia is deliberately intended to juxtapose its self from the neighbouring houses.

<figure><a href="/buildings/cornelia-edition-35-smith-place-cannon-hill"><img alt="" class="image-article_full_width_580px" height="387" src="https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/styles/article_full_width_580px/public/pictures/article-images/14_5.jpg?itok=J88cZOSz" title="Cornelia Edition. Image supplied." width="580"></a>

<figcaption>Cornelia Edition. Image supplied.</figcaption></figure>U: If you had to use only five words to describe Cornelia Edition, what would they be? 

TK: Striking, functional, private, serene and timeless
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