The best of both worlds - refined living, immersed in nature - Only 10 residences in total - Directly adjoining McAulay Reserve - Private whole or half floor apartments with no shared walls - Award-winning design team: Cumulus Studio and Inspiring Place - Extensive landscaped grounds and private gardens to select residences - North-facing living spaces with 2.8m ceilings - Lift access to all levels, no internal stairs - Fully ducted heating and cooling, 8-star NatHERS rating - Secure resident parking and dedicated storage - Early Contractor Involvement with Vos Construction Grace offers a rare opportunity to live in one of only 10 thoughtfully designed residences, privately located within extensive landscaped grounds in the heart of Sandy Bay. Directly adjoining the site is the protected McAulay Reserve, offering sweeping green views that cannot be built out. Grace spans two buildings, with each floor hosting only two residences separated by circulation areas, or a single penthouse. As a result, residences at Grace offer the light, spatial quality and privacy of a well-designed house alongside the benefits of security, community and low maintenance associated with apartment living. Apartments are oriented north, with elevated living spaces, expansive glazing and 2.8m ceilings that draw in natural light and frame views across the gardens, mature trees and McAulay Reserve beyond. The architecture is calm and enduring, with a material palette of Tasmanian timber, stone and textured finishes. Landscape works designed by Inspiring Place will transform the grounds into a shared garden, with open lawn, seating areas, walking paths and quiet zones for reflection. The rivulet will be rehabilitated as a natural waterway, enhancing biodiversity and the daily experience of living at Grace. Construction is scheduled to commence mid-2026, after two years of detailed design development with Vos Construction, engaged under an Early Contractor Involvement arrangement. Availability and pricing subject to change. Limited opportunities remain.
