7-11 Station Street, Cottesloe
7-11 Station Street, Cottesloe
Location:
Cottesloe, Western Australia
Client:
Sirona Urban
Location:
Cottesloe, WA
Contact Person:
Mark Black
Set on an underutilised site in the heart of Perth’s Cottesloe’s town centre, 7-11 Station Street is a landmark mixed-use development combining apartments, a hotel and a hospitality precinct.
Less than a five-minute walk from Cottesloe Train Station, the new development offers a unique urban living experience in this sought-after coastal suburb. At the same time, it will increase connectivity and draw people and activity to the area.
Designed in partnership with Sirona Urban, the precinct features two towers, one of 15 and one of 17 storeys, featuring 125 sophisticated apartments with dedicated private amenities.
The project captures the essence of Cottesloe’s beachside charm, with a material palette and ambience reflecting the unique coastline and lifestyle of the area.
From Cottesloe’s unique vantage point, residents will enjoy breathtaking views to the Indian Ocean, Swan River and Perth City.
A vibrant mix of lifestyle spaces
Designed to reinvigorate Cottesloe town centre, the ground level will feature pedestrian-friendly spaces with a carefully curated mix of lifestyle offerings.
The development’s podium incorporates 1,300 sqm of street-level retail and dining space.
With public links through the site and new landscaping on Station Street and De Nardi Lane, 7-11 Station Street will enhance accessibility and interaction while also adding street appeal.
A new 5-star boutique hotel
The development also features a lifestyle hotel, enhancing the suburb’s reputation as a world-class tourism destination.
The hotel will house 128 stylish rooms, with the opportunity for a restaurant and bar, pool, lounge, co-working spaces, function room, and wellness centre.
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Location:
Cottesloe, Western Australia
Client:
Sirona Urban
Location:
Cottesloe, WA
Contact Person:
Mark Black
Key People
Mark Black
Principal
Studio Leader
Perth
Chris Johnson
Associate
Perth
