I really love this modern style apartment

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  1. jaybean

    jaybean Well-Known Member

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    Saw this listed, it felt like a modern day "red brick":

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    I'm surprised this isn't a more common design style on smaller blocks.
     
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    Excalibur1 Well-Known Member

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    it looks funky! :)

    Do you have floorplan?
     
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    jins13 Well-Known Member

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    Have seen some similar blocks like the above but wonder if they could be deemed to be a 'timeless' building which 20 or 30 years later it would still appeal to the masses.
     
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  4. Stoffo

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    LIKE :cool:

    Looks like a 70's unit block "renovated with flair" :D

    Nice roof line's also

    Love the timber posts, but the green is almost out of fashion already :rolleyes:

    (Gardens are minimalistic, keeps the body corporate maint down)
     
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    Paul@PAS Tax, Accounting + SMSF + All things Property Tax Business Plus Member

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    Its it a "grand designs" type build that looks minimalistic in every way except cost.
     
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    2 bed, 2 bath (ensuite is small), 1 car space
    Not a bad floor plan either:)(depending on balcony direction)
    I would rather it had 2 car spaces though :rolleyes:

    Any idea of asking price ??? o_O

    (Note the professional furniture/display ;) )
     
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    Any idea how many in the complex? Looks like either 4 or 6. I'd like to build something similar on one of my properties.
     
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    Its attached to the add
     
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  9. Gockie

    Gockie Life is good ☺️ Premium Member

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    Perfect design for flood prone blocks. :)
     
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    From the exterior materials used, build cost actually looks like it would have been quite low. Premium looks can be achieved with careful selection of materials/finishes.
     
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  11. Joynz

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    Internally, this 2 bedroom apartment (one of five) is pretty basic and boring.
     
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