The former Australian Defence Depot In the pursuit of architectural style coupled with historical significance, this one-of-a-kind historical project is even more alluring after the new construction. The transformed Garrison 14, former Annerley Depot, lends a glimpse of the past with modern character for your new residence in the future. Utterly unique and historically compelling, Garrison14 was originally designed as a military training depot for the Australian Defence Force. The understated design showcases a variety of visible historic elements within the building. This impressive ten unit development are composed of a rich tapestry of heritage elements featuring cavity brick foundations, the structural steel portal frame, original and recycled hardwood timber flooring, and the earliest concrete slab. Spanning from two to three levels and covering areas up to 200sqm, these luxury dwellings craft meticulous heritage detail within modern residential features. An effortless flow of stone, glass, steel and timber is unified by high atrium ceilings and artfully placed windows allowing for natural light and ventilation - providing you with a genuine sense of spatial freedom and comfort. Luxury accouterments address all requirements of grand-scale indoor/outdoor entertaining while also attending to everyday comfort. Showcasing a trove of old war detail, the tranquil infinity edge swimming pool features an artist impression of a military tiled mosaic set amongst an elevated timber sunbathing deck and undercover entertaining area. The serene heritage setting is a short 4km drive to the CBD and a brief walk to Annerley's cafes, beauty salons and anticipated Woolworths opening. Garrison14 majestically forms part of an exclusive community in Annerley representing creative architectural designs contained within a footnote of heritage significance. Built to rigorous standards, with no detail overlooked, Garrison14 is a rare heritage jewel that endlessly captivates the senses. Secure your place in Australian military history today