604/14 Ella Street, Newstead, Qld 4006

Indulge in a superlative lifestyle at 'Chester & Ella,' where this stunning residence combines spaciousness and architectural flair to surround you in unrivalled luxury. The exquisite complex is placed within a short walk of leading restaurants, cafés, Gasworks Plaza, James Street and 1000 Ann Fortitude Valley.  

Focussed on effortless liveability, the apartment is smartly detailed and perfectly balanced to embrace harmonious indoor/outdoor living. Australian architect Hayball and award winning Ministry of Design left no stone unturned to pamper residents of 'Chester & Ella' with the very best lifestyle amenities. 

• Generous lounge/dining area extends onto wraparound balcony
• Entertain while enjoying outlooks to the city and beyond 
• Extensive use of glass draws in sunshine and highlights views 
• Luxe kitchen has sleek appliances and stone breakfast bar
• Privately distanced bedrooms both seamlessly open to terrace
• Designer bathroom and ensuite are appointed to perfection
• Beautifully curated interiors feature natural toned décor 
• Integrated laundry, ducted air conditioning and ceiling fans
• Immaculately presented and meticulously maintained property
• Elegant lobby, concierge for peace of mind, secure parking
• Near CityGlider stops, well serviced by rideshare providers

Top-of-the-line facilities for your use include a wellness centre, sky pool, spa, gymnasium, putting green, clubhouse, lounges, cinema and barbecues. For special occasions, you can even arrange for a chef and hospitality team to cater for your guests in a private dining room. In addition, the premier address is central to Howard Smith Wharves and King Street Bowen Hills. 

Bound to be popular, do not hesitate to call us about this outstanding property. 

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