104 / 2 Lulie Street, Abbotsford

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Lulie Abbotsford is integrated into its surroundings. Situated in the vibrant Lower Johnson Street District and moments from Victoria Park Station, the Yarra Trail, and the Abbotsford Convent, these residences offer immediate access to thriving lifestyle businesses, world-class dining, parks, walks and cultural institutions.

Apartment 104 at LULIE offers 76 m² of beautifully designed living by AIR Design Studio. This South/West-facing home features a well considered open-plan layout with spacious bedrooms, an oversized private balcony & premium finishes throughout.

Highlights include:

• Chef’s kitchen with stone benchtops, island bench & Miele appliances inclusive of induction cooktop
• Wide-board timber flooring, plush carpet in bedroom
• Built-in robes, abundant storage, and luxe bathroom with full-height tiling
• One on-grade car space with EV charger option
• A perfect blend of comfort, style, and functionality in a boutique setting.

Built and developed by acclaimed SQ Property and designed by Metaxas, Lulie Abbotsford balances structured forms, expansive glazing, and refined materiality, creating a confident yet understated architectural presence.

Floor-to-ceiling windows invite natural light into the interiors, creating a seamless transition between inside and out, while textural finishes bring a refined warmth to the external envelope.

A contemporary response to Abbotsford's rich character, the design is intentional—balancing robust architectural elements with a sense of lightness and spatial clarity.

Interiors by Air Design Studio emphasise light, proportion, and tactile warmth, ensuring a seamless blend of function and aesthetic integrity. Lulie presents a rare expression of modern luxury defined by quality, connection, and enduring design.

Lulie’s surroundings offer an immediate connection to natural and cultural public spaces—with Victoria Park, the Yarra Trail, and the Abbotsford Convent providing expansive parkland, walking trails, and cultural precincts.