A collection of three penthouses crowns Kew Palm House, occupying the uppermost levels of Kentia and Livistona. Each has been individually composed around its elevated position, with green outlooks across Bellevue Hill and the surrounding Eastern Suburbs.
Designed by Woods Bagot, the penthouses carry the architectural language of the wider address, expressed here through more generous proportions and a stronger connection to the outdoors. Living spaces open to elevated outdoor areas, drawing in natural light and framing the leafy district beyond.
Interiors follow the refined palette found throughout Kew Palm House, with travertine, soft walnut tones and integrated Miele and V-ZUG appliances in the kitchen, and creamy travertine, fluted glass and considered detailing in the bathrooms. Generous pantries, multi-function rooms and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow support both quiet everyday living and entertaining.
Below, the residents' garden, swimming pool and pool house offer a shared retreat, while the elevation of the penthouses lends a sense of privacy and separation at the top of the address. Moments from Rose Bay Village, Double Bay, Bondi Junction and Queen Street Woollahra, and close to leading schools, harbour beaches and parks, the penthouses at Kew Palm House offer an elevated position within one of Sydney's established Eastern Suburbs neighbourhoods. With only three in the collection, availability is limited.
Key Features
One of three penthouses at the summit of Kentia and Livistona
Elevated green outlooks across Bellevue Hill and the Eastern Suburbs
Architecture by internationally recognised Woods Bagot
Landscaped resident gardens by Dangar Barin Smith
Generous proportions with a strong indoor-outdoor connection
Kitchen with travertine, soft walnut tones and integrated Miele and V-ZUG appliances
Bathrooms with creamy travertine and fluted glass
Multi-function rooms for flexible living
Access to the resident pool, pool house and landscaped gardens
Moments from Rose Bay Village, Double Bay, Bondi Junction and Woollahra
