PROJECT Bruce Wilson Architects
Developed by Chapter Developments, with interiors curated by the renowned design studio Maison & Marble, Lilly May is being brought to market by Revo Property in partnership with Revo Digital. Together, this strong team is shaping a development that is poised to become a distinctive feature in the city’ s ever-changing skyline.
The Address That Defines the Quarter Situated at 17 Buitenkant Street, Lilly May is at the very heart of Cape Town’ s cultural and creative hub. The neighbourhood is a mosaic of historic buildings, art galleries, design studios, and some of the city’ s most renowned restaurants and cafés. From here, residents can easily move between the vibrant city centre, the peaceful parks, and the convenience of quick access to major routes.
This balance of energy and sanctuary defines Lilly May. Whether walking to a gallery opening, enjoying a morning pastry at a boutique deli, or unwinding with mountain views from a rooftop terrace, the city is not just outside your door- it’ s part of your lifestyle. Architecture with Heritage and Edge draws inspiration from Art Deco grandeur while capturing the rhythm of a modern metropolis, Lilly May blends heritage with contemporary elegance.
The development features 60 studio and one-bedroom apartments, each crafted to maximise natural light, views, and comfort. From sleek kitchens to bespoke interiors, every detail showcases Maison & Marble’ s keen eye for timeless elegance and practicality.
It is city living refined- a canvas for residents to personalise while enjoying the security and convenience of a fully serviced building.
Living above the city
Amenities at Lilly May enrich the experience beyond private living spaces. On the rooftop, residents can unwind at the pool and entertainment deck while taking in panoramic views of Table Mountain and Cape Town’ s skyline- an elevated sanctuary above the city’ s rhythm.
On the rooftop, residents can unwind at the pool and entertainment deck while taking in panoramic views of Table Mountain and Cape Town’ s skyline- an elevated sanctuary above the city’ s rhythm. www. sabuildingreview. co. za 135