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New build
THE BUILDING
An expression of masterful design and luxury, 'Chalk by GRAYA' is a boutique complex of just 10 residences.
Peacefully situated on Moray Street, you will enjoy resort-style amenities such as a sun deck and lounge area, outdoor shower, built-in kitchen, firepit and stunning pool - all with panoramic city views.
THE RESIDENCE
Brand new two-bedroom apartments in New Farm are incredibly rare. From the moment you step into the entrance foyer you can expect a combination of designer vision, premium inclusions, custom finishes and flawless execution of the sophisticated architecture we've come to expect from GRAYA - with a layout curated to combine indoor and outdoor living.
? Elevated position on the north-east corner of the building
? Light and airy colour scheme complemented by sheer drop curtains
? Seamlessly connected lounge and dining, transitions onto spacious balcony with built-in BBQ
? Kitchen includes custom cabinetry, Miele appliances, built-in french door fridge, butlers pantry with Vintec wine fridge
? Wall-to-wall glass infuses interiors in ambient natural light
? Oversized master suite with exquisitely appointed ensuite
? Smartly planned layout incorporates separate concealed laundry and extensive storage
? Ducted air conditioning and ceiling fans
? Smart security features such as keypad entrance, video intercom
? Two side by side carparks, with lift access
THE LOCATION
228 Moray Street is just minutes from New Farm Park to your east and New Farm Riverwalk to your west. You are within a stroll of Sydney Street Ferry Terminal, Brisbane Powerhouse, Methyr Bowls Club, Jan Powers Farmers Markets and Merthyr Village with Howard Smith Wharves and James Street just a few minutes drive.
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