Infinite in outlook and uncompromising in design, the Penthouse at Ōtium is a statement of grandeur.
Penthouse
Occupying whole floor and spanning 260 square metres of internal spaceand 72 square metres of outdoor terraces, the penthouse offers an exceptional sense of scale both inside and out. Accessed via a private lobby on the fourth floor, its wide hallways lead into vast living areas and personal spaces, each elegantly finished with premium quality materials and thoughtful touches.
The main living area is warm and inviting, ideal for entertaining friends with its impeccable kitchen, scullery, and wine store. All opening onto a 64m2 terrace that looks out over serene parkland towards the harbour and city beyond.
Elevate the Art of Entertaining in a culinary sanctuary where dramatic marble, curated wine storage, and considered design create a setting of effortless sophistication.
The Penthouse Kitchen is impeccable in both form and function, featuring premium Gaggenau and Sub Zero appliances. Swirls of Tempest Blue Quartzite run across the sleek surface of the spacious island bench, reflecting the striking pendant lights that hang above and creating an inviting space to prepare gourmet meals, host guests at cocktail hour, or enjoy a simple supper. To the side, an elegant, glass-enclosed wine store showcases a collection of vintage bottles and the perfect wines to complement a meal.
Beyond the main kitchen area, a discreet butler’s pantry offers a hidden haven for culinary preparations and all the accoutrements of daily life.
A thoughtful floorplan includes three spacious bedrooms and a versatile fourth room, complete with its own balcony ideal as a study, guest bedroom or personal retreat.
The master ensuite in the penthouse is a statement in refined elegance. The cool grey tones capture and reflect the daylight pouring through the large windows, beneath which sits a freestanding bath. The vast shower recess features an oversized rainfall showerhead which, along with the Calacatta marble and discrete cabinetry, creating a sancturay that is a nod to contemporary bathroom design.
