Chorus

14 Park Crescent, Pymble NSW 2073

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  • Townhouses
  • 10 residences
  • 21 car spaces
Progress verified
Year completed 2021
  1. Plans approved
  2. Construction started
  3. Construction complete
  4. Completed 2021

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Development information for Chorus

Local Government Area:
Ku-ring-gai Council
Project Status:
Construction complete
Year Completed:
2021
Residences:
10
Car Spaces:
21
Buildings:
1
Building Type:
Townhouses
Floors:
5

Meet the team behind Chorus - 14 Park Crescent, Pymble

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A premium parkside setting 400 metres from Pymble Station and Grandview Street village.

What's near Chorus

  1. Under 500m
    Gardens

    Robert Pymble Park

    Features public recreational parkland, floodlit tennis courts, a children's playground, and landscaped walking paths.

    Groceries

    Grandview Street Shopping Village

    Provides daily essentials including a local supermarket, butcher, post office, and dining options.

    GP / Medical

    Pymble Family Doctors

    Delivers comprehensive general practice care, pathology collection, and routine family health services.

    Transport

    Pymble Station

    Offers frequent T1 North Shore Line train services direct to Chatswood, North Sydney, and the Sydney CBD.

  2. Under 1km
    Education

    Pymble Ladies' College

    Operates as a premier independent day and boarding school catering for students from Kindergarten to Year 12.

Pymble, NSW 2073

Pymble is an established Upper North Shore market characterised by high-income family demographics, prestigious school catchments, and consistent capital stability. The suburb benefits from direct arterial connectivity via the Pacific Highway and frequent commuter rail links into the Chatswood and Sydney CBD employment hubs.


Infrastructure updates

Planning frameworks under the Ku-ring-gai Local Environmental Plan 2015 and NSW Government Transport Oriented Development (TOD) program amendments govern urban renewal and density uplift along the North Shore rail corridor.

Amenities near Chorus