The Bottleyard Apartments – Rich in History

The Bottleyard Apartments development at 75-99 Palmerston Street is steeped in history stretching back to when the area was the home of the Mooro People. Extensive archaeological surveys and studies have retrieved many important artefacts that are now displayed in the WA Museum.

In the late 1800s the land was drained and set up as a market garden which continued to operate until the turn of the century. In the early 1900s the site became Perth’s busiest bottle yard, used by several different companies over the next 70 years including the ‘Perth and Fremantle Bottle Exchange Company’. This development is named ‘The Bottleyard’ as a tribute to its former life.

Join us as we open the next chapter in the history of “The Bottleyard”�.

Bottle yard Apartments located right at the centre of it all

It is hard to imagine a more convenient site with better prospects for capital growth.

The Bottleyard Apartments is an easy walk to the Perth BD and an even shorter stroll to Northbridge with its nightlife and diverse range of restaurants, cafes, bars, shows and entertainment.

The convenient location of The Bottleyard Apartments and its easy access to Perth’s best transport connections means you can spend less time in your car and more time doing the things you enjoy.
Designed to take Your breath away
It’s hard to resist the appeal of The Bottleyard Apartments
The separate buildings boast different shapes with varying heights to create a streetscape that is interesting and unique. The combination of open space and the light airy environment achieved by the outstanding design add up to an extremely attractive development.
Special attention has been paid to the landscaping surrounding the development so that The Bottleyard Apartments promises to become your own oasis in the heart of Perth.

An Urban Garden ripe for the picking.

Drawing upon the history of the site as a former market garden, The Bottleyard Apartments will feature a Central Urban garden providing both herbs and vegetables as well as a shaded retreat for all residents to use as a place to entertain guests or read a book in the picturesque surroundings.
A separate residents only Rooftop Terrace is also available, providing residents with another private area to relax or meet with friends while taking in the panoramic views of the Perth CBD.

Comfort and Style – The two faces of a unique development

The award-winning architects at McDonald Jones Architects designed the apartments at The Bottleyard Apartments to achieve maximum light penetration and warmth in winter along with cross-flow ventilation in summer. This leads to not only an energy efficient design but a home that is comfortable to live in regardless of the season.
A 260kW Solar Photovoltaic Array will be installed, giving each apartment their own 2k-W PV System and a 10kW system for running the communal areas. This installation is set to be one of the largest multi-residential PV arrays in the Southern hemisphere.
Deep, covered balconies provide space to entertain or to simply relax and enjoy the view.

Palmerston Street never looked so good.

The Bottleyard’s unique facade integrates a combination of face brick with modern render while recycled timber flitch hoops define pedestrian entry points. The integration of modern public art into the central courtyard means the beauty of this development is more than skin deep.

With 1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments to select from , there is something for everyone.

Boutique apartment complex in one a kind location. Surrounded by classic homes, park lands, tennis courts and heritage land yet walking distance to Northbridge and central CBD of Perth. On the doorstep for public transport so it is an ideal home for singles, couples, professionals. With 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments all with their own secure undercover parking bay all on 1 title, these are sought after apartments. Meeting rooms, rooftop entertaining areas, solar systems for every apartment and featuring international public artwork inside the complex – simply stunning.