Residences
Every plan below is published with its internal area, its terrace area, its aspect, the floors it occupies and how many are left. Areas are from the approved drawings and are measured to the inside face of the glass.
The smallest plan in the tower and the only one with a galley kitchen. Sold as an investment unit more often than a home — see the yield table before you decide which you are buying.
Dual aspect from level 18 up. Both bedrooms are en-suite; the second doubles as a study in the majority of plans sold so far.
Full-width living room, separate service entrance, two parking bays. Above level 34 the Palm sits centred in the western glazing rather than at its edge.
Four duplexes, two remaining. Private lift lobby, plunge pool on the terrace, and a layout that can be re-cut before the shell is closed — which is why we stop taking changes at the end of the concrete programme.
Specification
3.1 m slab-to-slab, 2.85 m finished, throughout — not just in the living room.
Full-height, double-glazed, solar-controlled. Openable panel in every bedroom.
Large-format porcelain to living areas, engineered oak to bedrooms.
Italian, integrated Miele. Gas hob in plans B, C and P; induction in A.
Stone-clad, underfloor heating in the primary en-suite of C and P.
District cooling, individually metered. VRF back-up on the top three floors.
Lighting, blinds, cooling and the door station on one panel and one app.
A utility store in every plan. It is the first thing owners say they wanted more of.
Fully fitted and appliance-ready. No 'shell and core' option is offered here.