Apartment living has officially arrived in Rochedale, with Pask launching Stage One of Florian Rise, a new masterplanned apartment community at 41 Skyview Avenue.
The project represents the first apartment development to be formally brought to market in the established southern suburb, traditionally characterised by detached housing. Stage One comprises 62 apartments across two buildings and forms part of a broader 188 apartment masterplan spread across five buildings on a 14,800 square metre site .
Construction of the first release would be delivered by RCQ Construction, with completion anticipated in December 2027. Stage One includes two buildings:
- Aster Apartments, comprising 24 residences across three levels
- Banksia Apartments, comprising 38 residences across five levels
Prices for the initial release are listed from $937,000.
The broader Florian Rise masterplan has been prepared in collaboration with Ellivo Architects and is designed as a landscaped residential enclave centred around shared amenity spaces . The development would ultimately deliver 188 apartments across five buildings, marking a shift in housing typology for Rochedale.
Apartment configurations include two bedroom, two bedroom plus multi purpose room, three bedroom and four bedroom layouts. Two bedroom apartments range from 87 square metres to 107 square metres, while two bedroom plus multi purpose room residences range from 113 square metres to 121 square metres. Three bedroom apartments range from approximately 114 square metres to 122 square metres, with balconies between 17 square metres and 28 square metres .
The project also incorporates what is described as wellness focused shared amenity. Approximately one acre of landscaped gardens would be delivered as part of the Garden Club precinct, including walking paths, a multipurpose lawn, a 20 metre pool, spa, sauna, gymnasium, barbeque facilities and outdoor pavilions .
A dedicated community clubhouse would be located at ground level within the Banksia building, featuring 285 square metres of internal space and an additional 32 square metre terrace. The space would include lounge areas and flexible meeting rooms intended to support residents working from home or hosting gatherings .
Florian Rise is being marketed by TOTAL Property Group, whose Managing Director Adrian Parsons said the project responds to a perceived gap in the suburb’s housing mix.
“Florian Rise addresses Rochedale’s housing shortage by introducing the suburb’s first apartment development, offering a more affordable and low maintenance lifestyle option for buyers,” Mr Parsons said .
He added that the project has generated interest from owner occupiers seeking to remain in the area while transitioning to a lower maintenance form of housing .
The development sits approximately 300 metres from Rochedale Village Shopping Centre and within close proximity to local schools. It is located around 20 minutes from the Brisbane CBD with access to the M1 and the Inner South Busway .
Florian Rise has been brought to market by family owned developer Pask, which has operated for more than 50 years across Queensland and Victoria . Development Director John Curtis described the project as a continuation of Pask’s broader vision for the Rochedale area.
“By introducing apartments into this established suburb, we’re offering residents the ability to downsize, right size or simply live differently, without leaving their local community,” Mr Curtis said .
The Florian Rise Sales Display Gallery is located at 1 Phoenix Street, Rochedale and is open by appointment.
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