Who is the Developer for 181 Botany Street, Randwick?

William Inglis & Son is the developer of 181 Botany Street, Randwick.

Who is the Architect for 181 Botany Street, Randwick?

Neeson Murcutt Architects is the architect of 181 Botany Street, Randwick.

Which suburb is 181 Botany Street, Randwick located in?

181 Botany Street, Randwick is located in Randwick, NSW 2031.

What building type is 181 Botany Street, Randwick?

181 Botany Street, Randwick is an Townhouses development.

How many floors does 181 Botany Street, Randwick?

181 Botany Street, Randwick has a total of 5 floors.

How many buildings are there in 181 Botany Street, Randwick?

181 Botany Street, Randwick has a total of 1 building.

How many car spaces are there in 181 Botany Street, Randwick?

181 Botany Street, Randwick has a total of 220 car spaces.

How many residences are there in 181 Botany Street, Randwick?

181 Botany Street, Randwick has a total of 46 residences.

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Developments

Randwick, NSW 2031

181 Botany Street, Randwick

181 Botany Street, Randwick NSW 2031

Under construction

Townhouses
46 residences
220 car spaces

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Construction started
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Under construction

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Development information for 181 Botany Street, Randwick

Suburb:

Randwick, NSW 2031

Local Government Area:

Randwick City Council

Project Status:

Under construction

Residences:

Car Spaces:

220

Buildings:

Building Type:

Townhouses

Floors:

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“Prime eastern suburbs positioning just 350 metres from the UNSW High Street light rail.”

What's near 181 Botany Street, Randwick

Under 500m
Gardens
Inglis Park
Provides open lawn spaces, children's play equipment, shaded seating, and integrated pedestrian thoroughfares within the Newmarket precinct.
GP / Medical
Prince of Wales Hospital and Health Precinct
Delivers comprehensive 24-hour emergency care, specialist outpatient clinics, and extensive general medical services across co-located public and private facilities.
Education
UNSW Sydney (Kensington Campus)
Houses leading tertiary academic faculties, research institutions, extensive public libraries, and campus sports amenities.
Transport
UNSW High Street Light Rail Stop
Operates frequent turn-up-and-go L2 line tram services connecting directly to Central Station, the Sydney CBD, and Circular Quay.
Under 1km
Groceries
Royal Randwick Shopping Centre
Features full-line Woolworths and Coles supermarkets alongside two levels of specialty retail, fresh food providores, and banking services.

Randwick, NSW 2031

Randwick demonstrates sustained capital stability supported by major tertiary education and healthcare employment nodes attracting high-earning professionals and student demographics. The suburb benefits from rapid transit connectivity via the L2 Light Rail corridor alongside direct arterial links to Sydney CBD and eastern beaches.

Infrastructure updates

Delivery of the $1.5 billion Randwick Campus Redevelopment (RCR), featuring the new Prince of Wales Hospital Acute Services Building, the $658 million Sydney Children's Hospital Stage 1 and Comprehensive Children's Cancer Centre, and the $600 million UNSW Health Translation Hub (HTH) expanding institutional health infrastructure.