A stone's throw from the sand, 50 Rouse is a collection of three refined beachside penthouses thoughtfully composed by Wood Marsh. Where world-class design meets breathtaking bay views, these house-sized penthouses deliver an elevated way of life to the heart of Port Melbourne.

50 Rouse’s architecture celebrates the industrial heritage of Port Melbourne while catalysing a new era for the suburb’s beachside precinct. Structural in form yet aesthetically dynamic, the facade is characterised by mirrored glazing which transforms visually throughout the day while ensuring absolute privacy for residents.

Curated by award-winning studio Jack Merlo Landscape Architects, the landscape design breathes a sense of life into the building. Remaining low-maintenance for years to come, residents will enjoy a lush green outlook and heightened sense of liveability.

Meticulously crafted at every detail, the interiors at 50 Rouse strike a balance between timeless elegance and contemporary sophistication. Imbuing each space with texture and warmth, the finishes palette places a strong emphasis on natural beauty, with tactile stone surfaces, hardwood floors and dark timber statement joinery.

"Wood Marsh are an integral part of the 50 Rouse project as the lower two levels will house our architecture studio, which ensures our vested interest in delivering the highest quality outcome. We pride ourselves on creating architecture that has both longevity and discipline with a commitment to exceptional quality finishes. This applies throughout, from the external building envelope to the entry foyer, through our design studios and continuing up to the bespoke residences above. The same rigour will be applied to the building-wide management systems and services.”

Project Features 

• House-sized Living
• Three whole floor Penthouses
• Wood Marsh architects
• Enhanced security
• Beachside location
• Bay and city skyline views
• Boutique development (only 3 apartments)
• Towering 3m ceilings
• Floor to ceiling double glazed windows
• Wine Cellars 1000 bottles plus
• Expansive living areas
• Meticulously crafted interiors
• Hardwood floors with hydronic heating
• Abundance of space and light
• Mirrored facade