1506/576 Saint Kilda Road, Melbourne VIC 3004

SIMPLY SUBLIME! This exquisite sub-penthouse at the prestigious YVE complex promises a lifestyle of luxury, comfort and convenience.

ENJOY IMPRESSIVE interior aspects of huge proportions (265 m2 approx). Light filled open plan living areas with study space and flawless, designer marble kitchen with quality Smeg appliances. Seductive main bedroom with superb en-suite, two further bedrooms and beautiful second bathroom accommodate in consummate comfort. Three car parks plus storage cage and wine locker, complete the city edge appeal.

THE VIEWS from the 15th level are spectacular. Sweeping balcony and floor to ceiling glass, frame the full length of this luxurious residence boasting panoramic views of Albert Park Lake, Port Phillip Bay and all that is great about Melbourne.

YVE OFFERS FIVE STAR facilities and services for residents which include 24/7 concierge service, intercom security, meeting room, reading room, wine storage, massage room, private gold class cinema, sauna, steam room and 25 metre swimming pool all located on the ground floor. Located on Melbourne's famous St Kilda Road boulevard, with trams at your door step, Melbourne's iconic and most visited attractions including The Arts Centre, Albert Park Lake, The Royal Botanic Gardens, National Gallery, CBD and Southbank's world renowned restaurants. Walking distance to Melbourne's leading private schools.

ITS NOT OFTEN that you can confuse a high-rise residential apartment building with a piece of sculpture. But that is exactly what architects have tried to invoke with the design of YVE. This magnificent building is in Melbournes most prestigious Boulevard. YVE is moulded around a piece of art as architecture. Inspired by the human form, YVEs design elements make it unique. From that inspiration emerges YVEs sculptured towers, two buildings that marry into one.

YVE INTRODUCES the beholder to a journey of colour, texture and form. Glass crystallizes the street presence of this graceful three dimensional structure, glazed angled panels seem to set this architectural icon afloat on a pedestal of translucent colour.