16-18 John Street, Mascot

16-18 John Street, Mascot NSW 2020

Pre-construction
  • 122 residences
  • 13 floors
  • Apartments
Progress verified
  1. Plans approved
  2. Pre-construction
  3. Under construction
  4. Complete

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Apartments loves 16-18 John Street, Mascot because…

16-18 John Street showcases a sophisticated architectural vision crafted by Squillace Architects, combining a contemporary multi-storey form with curated ground-level activation. The scheme prioritises generous open-plan layouts enhanced by extensive acoustic glazing, optimising natural ventilation, thermal comfort, and abundant daylight. Residents benefit from private landscaped rooftop spaces designed by Site Image, delivering an open-air sanctuary engineered for relaxation and outdoor entertaining.

Development information for 16-18 John Street, Mascot

Local Government Area:
Bayside Council
Project Status:
Pre-construction
Residences:
122
Car Spaces:
196
Buildings:
1
Building Type:
High-Rise
Floors:
13
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“A well-connected urban address located just 350 metres from Mascot Railway Station.”

What's near 16-18 John Street, Mascot

  1. Under 500m
    GP / Medical

    UR Family Practice

    Offers general medical consultations, preventative health management, pathology, and allied health services.

    Groceries

    Woolworths Mascot Central

    Full-line supermarket integrated with specialty retail, daily services, and direct-to-boot collection.

    Transport

    Mascot Railway Station

    Provides direct T8 Airport and South Line train services connecting to Central Station in under ten minutes.

    Gardens

    Lionel Bowen Park

    Provides landscaped open lawn areas, children's playground facilities, and shaded public seating.

  2. Under 1km
    Education

    St Therese Catholic Primary School

    Co-educational primary school delivering foundational education from Kindergarten to Year 6.

Mascot, NSW 2020

Mascot has transformed into a high-density residential and commercial corridor driven by strong tenant demand from airport and CBD workers. The suburb delivers rapid transport links via the T8 rail line and direct arterial connectivity to the wider motorway network.


Infrastructure updates

Governed by the Mascot Station Town Centre Precinct provisions under the Bayside Local Environmental Plan 2021 and supported by the completed $2.6bn Sydney Gateway infrastructure link.

Amenities near 16-18 John Street, Mascot

Built-in buyer protection

State-backed peace of mind for your new home.

6-year structural protection

Covered for 6 years post-completion.

2-year builder care period

Maintenance coverage for 2 years post-completion.

Standard statutory warranty periods vary by state. Terms apply under local residential building guidelines.