Designed for People, Not Cars

Sustainability at Montpelier is not limited to energy efficiency — it is about creating a way of life. The development has been thoughtfully designed to prioritise people over cars, with optimised land use that focuses on walkability, accessibility, and liveability. Located less than 3km from O’Connell Street and immediately adjacent to key national transport links, Montpelier enables residents to travel efficiently without the need for private car ownership (with some resident and on street parking provided).

To further support low impact living, residents will have access to a Car Sharing Club, offering a fleet of hybrid and electric vehicles. This supports cleaner air, reduces congestion and encourages responsible travel choices.

Built for a Sustainable Lifestyle

Montpelier homes are all A-rated for energy performance, meeting the highest standards in residential sustainability. Energy-efficient systems and building fabric have been integrated throughout, supporting low-carbon living and reducing the overall environmental footprint of the development.

Smart Interiors & Lasting Quality

Each apartment at Montpelier is designed with both aesthetics and durability in mind. The internal fit-out reflects a high standard of finish, comfort, and modern convenience. Residents can expect carefully selected materials and finishes that are both functional and refined, enhancing everyday living while standing the test of time.

Community-Centric Design

At the heart of Montpelier is a commitment to creating a connected, inclusive, and vibrant urban neighbourhood. The masterplan extends beyond the homes themselves to deliver the foundations for a strong and active community. Two large public parks will provide open green spaces for recreation, play and relaxation, supporting physical and mental wellbeing for residents of all ages.

A network of cultural and community spaces will be introduced to encourage local engagement, events and shared experiences. These spaces are designed to nurture social inclusion and cultural vibrancy, creating a sense of belonging and identity within the development.

A neighbourhood café, local shops, and a crèche will offer vital amenities and services within walking distance, promoting local enterprise and everyday convenience. These elements are key to supporting a thriving local economy and a sustainable urban lifestyle, where community and commerce go hand in hand.