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The Koyo Penthouse in the 5 Rodborough Ave, Crows Nest has 495 m² in the title.
The palastic penthouse on Koyo has more outdoor entertainment for lovers of outdoor entertainment than the inner living space. A real estate inhorn on the lower north coast.
With 495 square meters in the title, the residence is surrounded by private terrace space.
“There are 195 square meters of interior, but then there are 298 square meters of terrace and garden area,” said Michael Clark from Abade's development director.
“It is quite special compared to other penthouses in the area. Nature is changing around the entire top floor on all three sides.
Matthew Smythe, director of Belle Property Neutral Bay, said that the residence was unrivaled in the suburb.
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There is 298 m² terrace and garden area.
It also offers 195 m² internal space.
“The penthouse in Koyo is one of the best on the market. With an expansive residence in the city center, a comprehensive look and hand -picked surfaces, it is a residence that redefines the apartment that lives in Crows Nest.”
Koyo has now been completed and is one of the latest finished products from Abade on the lower north coast. There are only four units in the residential building of $ 85 million, including one unit with two bedrooms and two apartments with three bedrooms and in the large penthouse all over the ground.
Koyo was designed by Japan-born architect Koichi Takada and is a suitable name for the 27-units project, which means “to celebrate autumn leaves” in Japanese.
In the development of 85 million US dollars, only four units are offered for sale.
Interest comes from local families and downsizers.
“Koichi Takada's work balances shape and feeling. His use of warm textures and natural elements creates spaces that not only feel luxurious, but also ground and inviting,” said the chairman and founder of Abade, Justin Brown.
“From the architectural design to the details in every apartment, the finished product was heavily charged with our buyers. It was particularly worthwhile to recognize the interest of local families and downsiators, appreciate the quality, space and connection to the lifestyle of the lower north kan.”
The penthouse has three bedrooms.
Each residence has Marmorbank -Tops and Tapper, Banned Platinous Schiefe, Wood Laminate Associations, Technical Wooden Floor and Wool Packing.
Sustainability is embedded in Koyo's design, with LED lighting, solar collectors, cross ventilation and powerful glazing.
Richard Storey, director at Koichi Takada Architects, said that the integration of green in Koyo was more than just aesthetics.
“It brings a feeling of calm and well -being and helps the residents to connect with nature again and enjoy a peaceful retreat in the middle of the city,” he said.
“We deliberately designed common areas such as the grill and dining area on the roof to promote a sense of community.”