The stunning penthouse in the proposed Muse building on St Kilda Road is set to be Melbourne’s most expensive apartment with an asking price of $45 million.
The palatial inner-city pad, developed by Devitt Property Group, will be unlike anything Melbourne has seen before and is expected to blow past the $25million asking price of Southbank’s under-construction Australia 108 tower penthouse.
Plans for the upcoming residence by Bruce Henderson Architects show that apartment will feature four bedrooms – each with its own bathroom – an elaborate master suite, a home theatre, billiard room, gym, steam room and a study.
The stunning penthouse (pictured) in the proposed Muse building on St Kilda Road is set to be Melbourne’s most expensive apartment with an asking price of $45 million
The penthouse (pictured) will also boast some of the best views in town, with a sweeping 360-degree vista of the CBD, Port Phillip Bay and Royal Botanic Gardens
The luxury pad comes with six-star fittings designed to appeal to the deep-pocketed buyer, including a marble kitchen island, wine fridges, home automation technology, a spiral staircase, and self-cleaning toilets worth $33,000 each.
The penthouse will also boast some of the best views in town, with a sweeping 360-degree vista of the CBD, Port Phillip Bay and Royal Botanic Gardens.
BHA director John Scaramuzzino told realestate.com.au the luxury pad features both formal and informal dining areas that are perfect for parties and entertaining.
‘It’s been laid out for a buyer to hold cocktail parties and functions,’ he said.
‘But that doesn’t mean the whole space can’t be redesigned.’
He added the penthouse has a private entrance, connected to a lobby and lift, through an oversized garage designed to fit up to nine luxury vehicles.
The penthouse (pictured) is the crown jewel in the luxury complex, comprising 42 apartments, ranging in prices from $3.2-$8million
The luxury pad (pictured) comes with six-star fittings designed to appeal to the deep-pocketed buyer
The penthouse is the crown jewel in the luxury complex, comprising 42 apartments, ranging in prices from $3.2-$8million for three, four and five bedroom residences.
The complex will also feature a 24-hour concierge, a 20m lap pool, spa, gym, sauna and a club lounge, and each apartment will have a three-car garage minimum.
Devitt Property Group managing director Peter Devitt previously told The Herald Sun they spared no expense when planning the building’s hi-tech features and security system.
The palatial Muse building (pictured) will be located on St Kilda Road on the corner of Toorak Road
Facial, fingerprint and number-plate technology will be installed, as well as a customisable home automation systems that calls lifts when residents approach, as well as opens the blinds, and even turns on the kettle.
‘We understand what high net worth individuals want — privacy, security, convenience, the city’s best location and larger residences with bespoke, handcrafted interiors,’ Mr Devitt said.
Construction of the 14-storey development is due to start in January and is expected to be completed by mid-2021.