With its ideal position just 6km from the CBD in thriving Northcote, The General blends considered architecture and interiors with the rich heritage of one of Melbourne’s most vibrant and emerging neighbourhoods. Mindfully designed with a 7.5 star sustainability rating, The General realises a collaborative vision of the project architect, developer and interior designer, to create a memorable design and new benchmark for urban living.
The General interiors are characterised by a carefully curated palette of finishes, which represent classic styling that transcends trends. Underpinned by timeless European oak floors, the interior scheme evokes a sense of integrity, strength and resilience, offering an enduring setting in which your personal styling can evolve.
The essentials of modern living and style have been carefully considered with apartments comprising of open-plan living/dining areas flooded with natural sunlight; luxuriously appointed bathrooms; Miele appliances; integrated dishwasher; energy efficient light fittings; stone bench tops & European oak flooring.
The General offers stunning 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms apartment centrally located in the cultural heart of High Street, Northcote. On your doorstep are the essentials including public transport, an abundance of parks and gardens, Northcote library, Northcote Aquatic Centre and a seemingly endless supply of cafes, restaurants and bars. Only moments from Northcote Plaza and a short distance from the CBD – Melbourne is truly at your fingertips.
The General offers the best of the north with the convenience of inner-city living in a new creative heartland. With neighbours of Brunswick, Fitzroy and Clifton Hill, Northcote is the diverse and exciting home to an evolving grain of cafés, bars, restaurants and retail. Be part of the emerging modern Melbourne, and immerse yourself in its new vibrant chapter.
The General. Cnr High and Bent Street, Northcote.
The Cedar Group is a team of experienced property experts who endeavor to develop unique spaces by combining landmark locations, innovative technology and exceptional craftsmanship.
Find out moreC. Kairouz Architects is an established architectural practice with a growing industry reputation for its unique processes, design solutions and project executions. The boutique practice offers clients a high level of the principal’s input throughout the design, documentation and delivery phases. Having worked on many award winning projects throughout Melbourne, the team blends form and function to achieve an appealing aesthetic and comforting practicality.
Find out moreCoLAB Design Studio is a collaborative venture between Melbourne designers Anna Drummond and Trish Turner. The studio focuses upon a multi-disciplinary approach to space making, not limited to the traditional scope of the interior designer. Combining interior architecture with graphics, illustration and furniture design, CoLAB crafts spaces that offer joy, creativity and a true sense of place.
Find out moreThis website has been prepared prior to the completion of construction. All images and photography used in this document are for illustrative purposes only, and may not represent the final completed project. All research and statistics listed in this website have been collected from third party sources, and while reasonable care has been taken to verify the results, we do not take any responsibility for, or make any representations in relation to, the accuracy of these figures. Interested purchasers should conduct their own investigations, or seek further advice into the exact colours, included fittings and fixtures, and overall property figures before proceeding with a purchase.
From 12 March 2014, the Australian Federal Government’s new Privacy Laws came into effect, embodying the 13 Australian Privacy Principles, covering all personal information held by organisations. These laws regulate, among other matters, the way organisations collect, use, disclose keep secure and give people access to personal information. Protecting your privacy and your personal information is an important aspect of the way in which Kay & Burton conducts its activities. Our privacy policy supports and endorses the Privacy Commissioner’s Australian Privacy Principles. Kay & Burton will only collect personal information from you with your prior knowledge and consent. Kay & Burton will only collect personal information provided by you for the purposes for which it was collected and will not disclose your personal information to a third party without your consent, except if required by law. Kay & Burton have implemented technology and security policies, rules and measures to protect the personal information that we have under our control. Kay & Burton will remove personal information from our records where it is no longer required unless such information is required for archiving purposes.
WHAT SORT OF PERSONAL INFORMATION IS HELD/COLLECTED GENERALLY
The personal information we collect generally includes:
- Your name, address, date of birth, contact details and other personal details;
- Basic financial information. We generally do not seek to collect sensitive information. We would only do so with your consent, or if required by law or if necessary in connection with any claim.
PURPOSES FOR COLLECTING THE INFORMATION
We collect personal information for the following purposes:
- To process your application for tenancy;
- To approve transactions you wish to make;
- To confirm details to utility companies, banks, etc contacting us on your behalf;
- To pay/release your details to rental bond authorities;
- To refer to Tribunals, Courts or Statutory Authorities; and
- To provide tradesman for purpose of contacting you to arrange repairs or maintenance.
PURPOSES FOR HOLDING THE INFORMATION GENERALLY
We generally hold personal information for the following purposes:
- To complete any necessary documentation to VCAT, Tribunals, Courts or statutory authorities;
- To provide to Debt Collection Companies, should the need arise during or after your tenancy; and
- To allow tradesman to contact you for the purpose of undertaking repairs.
HOW PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTED
We obtain most of your information from you directly, such as:
- Completion of an application from at the commencement of your tenancy completion of maintenance request forms;
- Completion of applications to Tribunals, Courts or Statutory Authorities;
- Completion of application or maintenance request forms; and
- Contacting relatives or previously provided referees in the event that we cannot contact you. Sometimes we may ask you to collect particular personal information about you. Unless we have already done so, when or before we collect that information, we will take reasonable steps to inform you of:
- The purposes for which the information is collected;
- Where applicable, any law requiring the information to be collected; – And the main consequences if all or part of the information is not provided. Other ways we generally collect information include – NTD (National Tenancy Database)
HOW PERSONAL INFORMATION IS HELD, GENERALLY
- We old personal information in a combination of computer storage facilities and paper-based files and other records; and – These facilities and records are located on site at our office and off site at secured premises.
HOW PERSONAL INFORMATION IS USED AND DISCLOSED GENERALLY
- Your consent Sometimes we will ask you to consent to a disclosure or use of your personal information for a particular purpose. We may do so in writing or over the phone. Other times, your consent will be taken to be given, where you indicate to us that you wish to obtain information about any of the services that we provide. We also may disclose or use your personal information without your consent in the following circumstances:
- To tradesman to undertake repairs or maintenance;
- To prospective tenants to contact you for an inspection (telephone no.s & names only);
- To necessary Tribunals, RTBA, statutory bodies for the purpose for fulfilling our legal requirements under the RTA 1997;
- To lawyers or conveyancing companies to create documentation, leases or contracts; &
- To debt collection agents for debts incurred.
DISCLOSING YOUR INFORMATION TO OTHERS
We do not disclose your personal information to others except in the following cases:
- To our related companies;
- To prospective purchasers to negotiate the sale of your property;
- To organisations which provide services to us;
- With your consent or where it is necessary to provide you with services; – Where required by Law; and
- To organisations which have requested us to provide services to you or who co-operate with us in offering products or services.
