1201/21 Centenary Street, North Adelaide

Set on level twelve of the Centenary Building, entry from Centenary Street, this three-bedroom apartment has never been lived in. The outlook runs across Adelaide Oval to the city skyline, then west over the gulf, from Semaphore in the north to Hallett Cove in the south. You will be the first residents. Whether you are an executive wanting a lock-up-and-leave base minutes from the city, a family after room to spread out without a garden to mow, or downsizing and unwilling to compromise, this apartment answers all three. Three large bedrooms. Two bathrooms warmed by underfloor heating. Two secure car parks with EV charging. What we love: - The balcony; long enough to entertain on, with a view that does the work for you - An open kitchen, dining and family room that holds a crowd - Three spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms and two toilets - Underfloor heating in both bathrooms - Dimmable lighting throughout, so the apartment shifts from morning to evening - Internal blinds and curtains already fitted throughout - Two large secure car parks, one with an electric vehicle charger - Filtered water point to the fridge - TV provision built into the bedroom robe Premium Amenities: - Heated indoor and outdoor swimming pools, including a private 10m outdoor pool with poolside food and beverage service. - Expansive 800+ sqm gym filled with natural light, featuring Technogym equipment, steam room, sauna, Pilates studio, ice plunge and full spa fitness facilities (members only - paid membership required). - Landscaped Skydeck terrace with lounge areas and outdoor kitchens, ideal for relaxation, entertaining or resident events - Concierge services, secure mailroom, and integrated lobby letterboxes for everyday convenience. The location is hard to beat: O'Connell Street is about 450m away; five minutes on foot to the cafés, the pubs and the grocers. The Aquatic Centre sits at roughly 500m, the North Adelaide Golf Course at 600m, and the Park Lands wrap the precinct, so the running loop starts at the front door. Melbourne Street and its restaurants are about 950m away. Adelaide Oval is about 1.3km, a fifteen-minute walk through the Park Lands; football in winter, cricket in summer, and the walk home afterwards instead of the traffic. The city is 2 to 3km; eight minutes by car, with Rundle Mall, the Botanic Garden, the Royal Adelaide and the University all inside that ring. Adelaide Airport is roughly 9km, and Glenelg and Semaphore are both about 25 minutes.