1705 / 368 St Kilda Road
Melbourne

Commanding panoramic bay views from the 17th floor of the prestigious Royal Domain Tower, this exquisite three-bedroom, single-level residence offers an uncompromising standard of luxury high above Melbourne’s glittering skyline. This is an address that redefines city sophistication. House-like proportions embrace breathtaking outlooks over the bay, city and Albert Park Lake below, resort-style amenities, secure parking for three, and every minute detail curated for first-class living.

Parquet herringbone floors set a refined foundation, leading through expansive living and dining areas orientated to frame the awe-inspiring vista. Floor-to-ceiling glass invites the ever-changing landscape into the home, while the kitchen offers both precision and elegance, appointed with Gaggenau appliances, marble finishes, and an abundance of intelligently designed custom storage.

A rare addition, the separate media room with built-in speakers creates a retreat for relaxation or a generous secondary living space ideal for families. Three exceptional bedrooms ensure accommodation of the highest calibre, headlined by the grand main suite with a lavish dressing room, an opulent marble bathroom with a bath, and a bay-view terrace. Two impeccably fitted additional bedrooms share ensuite access to a sophisticated central bathroom, completing a home defined by scale, refinement, and unwavering connection.

Comprehensively appointed with three parking spaces flanked by two private storage rooms, security lift access, central heating and air conditioning, and CBUS home automation with electric blinds, it’s the pinnacle of lock-and-leave luxury. Royal Domain Tower is one of Melbourne’s most esteemed residential addresses, offering a 24-hour concierge, library, conference room, heated 25-metre pool, spa, sauna, steam room, golf driving range, and gymnasium. Positioned opposite the Shrine of Remembrance, with the Royal Botanic Gardens and The Tan at your doorstep, it is a short walk to Melbourne’s renowned arts, dining, and sporting precincts, Anzac Station, and the CBD.