Occupying a prized island site on the cusp of South Melbourne and Southbank, Moray House is blessed with panoramic never to be built out views. Serviced by two tram lines, a city commute takes only a few minutes and South Melbourne provides everyday essentials with effortless ease. Iconic South Melbourne Markets is a short walk away and at the end of Clarendon Street is Albert Park lake and the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.

Moray House has been completely reimagined to complement the lives of people today. The ground floor works harder than ever before effortlessly balancing a glamorous arrival experience with the practicality of grocery and parcel deliveries. Floor to ceiling windows combined with the slender building to provide some of the highest glazing to floorplan ratios on the market, laterally flooding homes with natural light and panoramic views.

Each home can have its own storage room on level 8, providing a secure lockable space to store seasonal necessities or infrequent luxuries. Working from home no longer means working from your kitchen bench, with resident co-working in the commercial podium of Moray House. Wellness and recreation occupy some of the most premium space within the building, with one and a half full levels dedicated to heath, wellbeing and leisure.

Excellence does not just happen; it is planned. Extending over 150 metres into the skyline, the elegant form of Moray House was created by the visionaries at Rothelowman Architecture. Internals have been carefully curated by bespoke interior designer David Hicks.