ANGLE’s Fernhurst Assembles a Dream Team of Australian Design.

11 Fernhurst Grove Atrium.

11 Fernhurst Grove Apartment Front Door.

11 Fernhurst Grove Apartment Living (Top) and Courtyard (Above).

11 Fernhurst Grove Apartment Powder Room.

11 Fernhurst Grove Apartment Courtyard.

ANGLE, a specialist in innovative high-end multi-residential property development, announces the launch of Fernhurst, a landmark residential project set to redefine modern living in Kew’s Studley Park, one of Melbourne’s most coveted residential pockets.

Situated at 11-15 Fernhurst Grove and 5 Stawell Street, Fernhurst embodies a harmonious blend of architectural innovation and natural beauty. The project, conceived by an award-winning team including Edition Office and Eckersley Garden Architecture, pays homage to the area’s rich modernist heritage while setting new standards in contemporary design.

“Fernhurst is a family of buildings, each with a particular relationship to place and all with a focus on exceptional living environments,” explains the Edition Office team. “These buildings are designed from the inside out, connecting seamlessly to life-filled gardens, with an understanding that luxury is found in spatial delight, and in how a building makes you feel.”

Fernhurst comprises 17 meticulously crafted apartments and 3 free-standing homes, each designed to seamlessly integrate with the surrounding landscape. The development’s signature handmade bricks, sourced from acclaimed manufacturer Krause, create a façade that reflects the organic beauty of Studley Park.

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The Power of Enduring Partnerships: Fernhurst by ANGLE, Edition Office and Eckersley Garden Architecture.

At the heart of Fernhurst is a dream team of Australian design talent. This ambitious new development represents a vision where design excellence shapes every aspect of daily life, a legacy of collaboration that transforms the very concept of home.

Inside, residents will enjoy interiors that prioritise livability and connection to nature. These include expansive living areas, premium finishes, and joinery by world-renowned furniture maker Molteni&C. “Where expansive views of landscape form the backdrop to daily life, Fernhurst’s interiors are designed to cultivate an enticing and tactile sensory experience,” the project team notes.

The landscape design, crucial to the project’s integration with its environment, “aims to provide a thriving woodland experience to the Fernhurst composition. It envelopes the family of buildings in a lush green setting, defined by soft edges, full planting forms, and leafy canopies,” says the team at Eckersley Garden Architecture.

The project delivers a sense of living within nature despite being just 5km from Melbourne’s CBD and 300m from Kew Junction. It achieved an exceptional Walk Score of 91 (a measure of the walkability of an address using a patented system, with a score given out of 100).

With easy access to parklands, acclaimed restaurants, and some of the city’s most esteemed schools, Fernhurst offers an unparalleled lifestyle. “Embracing both the cultural and ecological fabric of the precinct, Fernhurst seeks to exist as an extension of this legacy established by the luminary designers that came before,” the developers state, acknowledging the area’s significance.

Construction of Fernhurst is scheduled to commence in early 2025. This landmark development promises to honour and enhance Studley Park’s unique character, setting a new benchmark for modern living in Melbourne. For more information, click on the link below.

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ANGLE's Latest Project Fenwick in Melbourne's Kew.

Fenwick, a development by Angle, pays homage to the Kew's rich Modernist history. Each pavilion features a perfectly flat roof and minimal framework clad with concrete render. Curved balconies, openings, and terrace skylights add an asymmetrical nuance to each building.

5 Stawell Street Residence Façades.

15 Fernhurst Grove Heritage Home Living Room.

15 Fernhurst Grove Heritage Home Façade (Left) & Kitchen (Above).

[Images courtesy of ANGLE. Renders by Stab Studio. Artwork courtesy of Daine Singer Gallery.]