The high-end project boasts interiors with high-quality finishes, open plan living spaces and an abundance of natural light that showcases the wide engineered timber floorboards.
Chevron One, one of the newest towers planned for Chevron Island on the Gold Coast, offers a number of floorplans and interior design options for residents among the 236 one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments.
Delivered by Bensons Property Group and rising 41 levels, the stylish high-rise features an organic sculptural form and rotating geometry that maximises the views.
Designed by Marchese Partners, Chevron One is also home to nearly 2000 sqm of resort-style amenities, including a residents’ lounge, floating cinema, dining facilities and sculpted garden.
The high-end project boasts interiors with high-quality finishes, open plan living spaces and an abundance of natural light that showcases the wide engineered timber floorboards.
Floor Plan options still available for purchase:
- Two Bed, two bath, two parking spaces, 132 sqm – Priced from $1,016,500 (pictured above)
- Three bed, two bath, two parking spaces, 153 sqm – Price from $1,385,000
- Four bed, two bath, two parking spaces, 236 sqm – Priced from $3,325,000 (pictured below)
The kitchens are designed by the head chef of Vue De Mone, Shannon Bennett. Bennett has designed apartment kitchen’s before, having designed the futuristic kitchen in the penthouse of the Sapphire by the Gardens penthouse in Melbourne. That has its own meat ageing cabinet and its own herb garden
The Chevron One kitchen’s will be fitted with Miele appliances, engineered stone, modern tapware and feature accents that blend with the apartment’s design scheme.
Chevron One 36-44 Stanhill Drive, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217
The large bedrooms come with neutral walls and plush wool-blend carpets, as well as textured wood-grain cabinetry. There is also ducted air conditioning to provide optimal heating and cooling all year round.
Bathrooms are designed to feature semi-frameless glass, wall-mounted vanities and sleek cabinetry illuminated by ambient lighting.
Article Source: www.urban.com.au