Spring Hill—it’s a suburb of character and connection, and The Fells Apartments are perfectly positioned on Boundary Street to take advantage of it all.
Located on an elevated ridge within easy reach of the Brisbane CBD, Spring Hill is one of Brisbane’s oldest residential neighbourhoods. With its cooling breezes and expansive views, it has long caught the eye of well-to-do residents.
In 1878, Fells Cottage was built on this site for bricklayer Edmund William Fell and his wife Annie. Fells Cottage remained part of the Fell family for 135 years, until 2011.
Having been affectionately and respectfully preserved, today Fells Cottage is part of The Fells Apartments development.
The property’s developers have taken their design inspiration from Edmund’s life and the honourable contribution he made to Spring Hill. They have upheld his commitment to exquisite workmanship to offer today’s residents the opportunity to live a distinguished life at The Fells Apartments, Spring Hill.
To get a piece of this great opportunity, call Colin Lee on 0438 438 565
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