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ROSNYThe historic steamships of Williamstown played a vital economic and social role in the early establishment of Melbourne.

With cargo and passenger ships seeking anchorage in the safe harbour of Williamstown, ferry services were indispensible in shuttling goods and services between the thriving port of Williamstown and Melbourne City.

Rosny (1913), a wooden steamship of 182 tonnes, is a Williamstown ferry of historic interest. Purchased in 1920 by the Williamstown City Council from the Derwent River Ferry Service (Hobart), Rosny spent 12 event-filled years as the last of the Williamstown to Melbourne ferries.

The Rosny had a unique character all of her own, and was always having ‘arguments’ with other boats, including an infamous run-in with an English battleship. The Captain must have lived a charmed life, for whenever incidents are spoken of; it was always the Rosny at fault and never the hand on the wheel!

Rosny served out her days as a luxury pleasure cruiser and houseboat but not before one final triumph when she was spruced up to her finest for one last official use as a ferry during the royal visit of 1963.

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Drawing inspiration from the rich maritime history of Williamstown, Rosny apartments proudly offer a modern, city-living experience that will sit perfectly as a bright new addition within the renowned streetscape of Williamstown.

Designed by award-winning architects, SJB Architects, Rosny integrates effortlessly within this stylish waterside location. A wide variety of apartments, which include an inspired choice of 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom plus study and 2 bedroom layouts each designed to optimise natural light and make the most

of the neighbourhood views. Every residence is further enhanced by its own private balcony or terrace space.

From the street, accents of natural materials such as wood, glass and metals make a bold statement of authenticity and provide functional benefits of shade, privacy and security.

These natural elements blend seamlessly with world-class architecture to ensure that Rosny will become a contemporary new addition to Williamstown.

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A retail tenancy activates Rosny at the street level and brings life, community and convenience to the development.

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The hallmarks of quality are also present within the luxurious bathroom spaces of Rosny.

Stone benchtops, frameless glass shower screens, large format mirrors, modern tapware and wooden tones combine beautifully to reinforce central design themes based around ideas of luxury, light and space.

The influences of acclaimed interior designers, SJB, are further evidenced within the living spaces at Rosny. Their guiding vision has resulted in an interior scheme that marries elegant simplicity with a serene, warm and sophisticated palette of materials and finishes.

Each apartment has been carefully considered to meet expectations of quality, modernity and individuality. Kitchen joinery brings warmth through timber tones to the interior spaces, ceramic tiles add a vibrant splash of colour,

whilst stainless steel kitchen appliances not only provide smart design but also enjoy a well deserved reputation of European quality and durability.

Open plan living with floor-to-ceiling windows, create light and bright living spaces, whilst neutral tones provide the freedom to express your own character and create a home that is as unique as you are.

A choice of dark or light colour palettes are available.

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All images and descriptions contained are indicative only and have been prepared in good faith with due care. Alterations may occur without notice after the date of printing (August 2014).No liability for negligence or otherwise is assumed by AVJenningsProperties Limited. ® Registered Trademark. © AVJennings PropertiesLimited.

ABN 50 004 601 503. VIC Builders Licence DB L42485.

SJB are architects, interior designers, planners and urban designers who share a vision for the built environment.

SJB produce intelligent responses that engage, activate and serve those who use them.

As professionals, SJB understand the value of working with others to reveal opportunities and optimise design outcomes.

As experts in their fields, SJB provide design that is fresh and life-enhancing.

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