Designed by architect Rob Mills the exceptional ground floor apartment at 30 Anderson Street South Yarra is for sale by Damon Krongold and Peter Kudelka of Kay & Burton.

This apartment is positioned directly opposite the Botanic Gardens, surrounded by nature.

The serene and secure residence is one of just three in the exclusive Botanic Collection at 30 Anderson Street, designed by architect Rob Mills.

“A world-class residence articulated by stunning volumes of space and light, further complemented by the rarity of its street frontage to the Royal Botanic Gardens in the prestigious Domain Precinct.” Damon Krongold told LUXURY LIST.

Speaking to LUXURY LIST, Rob Mills said the residence featured confident, sophisticated architecture which encapsulated the coveted location of South Yarra.

“A celebration of light, space and a sculptural design, Thirty Anderson responds to its location opposite the Botanic Gardens with calming design and expansive living spaces inside and out,” Rob told LUXURY LIST.

Light-filled interiors enjoy 3.2 metre ceilings, oak floors and marble finishes which extend through the entertainer’s kitchen featuring Wolf and Sub Zero appliances.

All living rooms, including the fitted home office, open to the Jack Merlo-designed garden terrace with Botanic Garden views.

Three bedrooms, each with an ensuite, include the main with walk-in robe and ensuite with hand-carved marble bath. Additional features include video intercom, heating, cooling, security, remote-controlled blinds, cocktail cabinet, laundry, three car basement garage and storage.

Walk to Melbourne’s renowned sports precinct of AAMI Stadium, MCG and the Tennis Centre, leading schools, Domain Road shops, cafes, restaurants and Toorak Road.

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide, phone or email Damon Krongold and Peter Kudelka of Kay & Burton via the contact form below.

To view the listing or for more information click here.

This property is being sold in conjunction with Andrew Macmillan and Nathan Waterson of Jellis Craig.

This article was originally published in The Real Estate Conversation.