Who is the Developer for 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards?

Bill Paterson is the developer of 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards.

Who is the Architect for 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards?

Marchese Partners is the architect of 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards.

Which suburb is 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards located in?

621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards is located in St Leonards, NSW 2065.

What building type is 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards?

621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards is an High-Rise development.

How many floors does 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards?

621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards has a total of 50 floors.

How many buildings are there in 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards?

621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards has a total of 1 building.

How many car spaces are there in 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards?

621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards has a total of 72 car spaces.

How many residences are there in 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards?

621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards has a total of 190 residences.

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St Leonards, NSW 2065

621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards

621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards NSW 2065

Pre-construction

190 residences
50 floors
Apartments

Progress verified

Estimated completion late 2030

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621 Pacific Highway stands as an ambitious architectural statement, featuring a striking multi-storey tower vision delivered by Anson Group and Kann Finch Architects. The project seamlessly integrates sophisticated residential spaces with high-end private amenities, including a dedicated podium sky garden. Each light-filled layout prioritises spatial efficiency, acoustic privacy, and premium material finishes throughout, establishing a refined sanctuary characterised by enduring structural design.

Development information for 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards

Suburb:

St Leonards, NSW 2065

Local Government Area:

North Sydney Council

Project Status:

Pre-construction

Estimated Completion Date:

Late 2030

Residences:

190

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Buildings:

Building Type:

High-Rise

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“Prime Lower North Shore connectivity situated only 120 metres from St Leonards Station.”

What's near 621 Pacific Highway, St Leonards

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Transport
St Leonards Railway Station
Provides high-frequency T1 North Shore and T9 Northern Line train services directly connecting to North Sydney, Chatswood, and the Sydney CBD.
GP / Medical
Key Health St Leonards
Delivers comprehensive primary medical services, routine GP consultations, immunisations, and onsite Australian Clinical Labs pathology.
Gardens
Wadanggari Park
Features a 4,750-square-metre public park complete with nature-themed play areas, passive green lawns, and direct pedestrian boardwalk connections.
Groceries
Coles Mall 88
Offers a full-line supermarket format with fresh produce, grocery staples, and daily convenience shopping within the Mall 88 retail precinct.
Education
Bradfield Senior College
Provides specialized senior secondary education and vocational training for Year 11 and Year 12 students focused on creative and technology industries.

St Leonards, NSW 2065

St Leonards is an established Lower North Shore commercial and residential hub characterised by a high proportion of working professionals and sustained high-density redevelopment. The precinct provides rapid transit connectivity to Chatswood and the Sydney CBD via the North Shore rail corridor and the Sydney Metro network.

Infrastructure updates

Governed by the NSW Government's St Leonards and Crows Nest 2036 Plan and the Crows Nest Transport Oriented Development (TOD) Accelerated Precinct rezoning, facilitating renewed commercial floor plates, high-density residential developments, and public realm improvements.