Who is the Developer for 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill?

Universal Property Group is the developer of 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill.

Who is the Architect for 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill?

Cottee Parker Architects is the architect of 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill.

Which suburb is 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill located in?

7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill is located in Box Hill, NSW 2765.

What building type is 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill?

7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill is an Mid-Rise development.

How many floors does 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill?

7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill has a total of 7 floors.

How many buildings are there in 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill?

7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill has a total of 1 building.

How many car spaces are there in 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill?

7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill has a total of 101 car spaces.

How many residences are there in 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill?

7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill has a total of 70 residences.

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Box Hill, NSW 2765

7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill

7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill NSW 2765

Pre-construction

70 residences
7 floors
Apartments

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Estimated completion early 2029

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Development information for 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill

Construction of a 7 storey residential building is planned, comprising 6 one bedroom units, 45 two bedroom units and 19 three bedroom units.
Ground level will include 4 residential units while levels 1-6 will have 11 each.
The building's exterior walls are to be facebrick with aluminium framed sliding doors and metal balustrade for safety.
Car parking spaces are available for 101 vehicles including 87 residential spots, 14 visitor spots and 28 bicycle spaces.

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Apartments loves 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill because…

7-9 Alan Street showcases a refined mid-rise architectural statement conceived by Cottee Parker Architects in partnership with Universal Property Group. The exterior pairs tactile facebrick masonry with sleek aluminium-framed glazing and tailored metal balustrading, establishing an enduring structural identity and enhanced thermal efficiency. Within, each residence prioritises spatial clarity and acoustic composure, featuring fluid open-plan layouts that transition effortlessly to generous private balconies.

Development information for 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill

Suburb:

Box Hill, NSW 2765

Local Government Area:

The Hills Shire Council

Project Status:

Pre-construction

Estimated Completion Date:

Early 2029

Residences:

Car Spaces:

101

Bike Spaces:

Buildings:

Building Type:

Mid-Rise

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“Master-planned residential living situated 210 metres from Terry Road transit connections.”

What's near 7-9 Alan Street, Box Hill

Under 500m
Transport
Terry Road Bus Stop
Provides connecting bus services to Rouse Hill Metro Station and Riverstone Station.
Under 1.5km
Gardens
Anthony Skarratt Reserve
Features open sports grounds, recreation areas, and children's playground facilities.
Under 2km
Education
Box Hill Public School
Provides co-educational government primary education for students from Kindergarten through Year 6.
Under 2.5km
Groceries
Coles Carmel Village
Offers a full-line supermarket including fresh produce departments, a bakery, and click-and-collect bays.
GP / Medical
Carmel Village Doctors
Delivers comprehensive general practice medical consultations, immunisations, and on-site pathology services.

Box Hill, NSW 2765

Box Hill is a rapidly growing master-planned suburb in Sydney's North West Growth Area, underpinned by an influx of young families and owner-occupiers. The locality is supported by ongoing road network improvements and connecting bus routes providing direct transit to the Rouse Hill Metro Station interchange.

Infrastructure updates

Development in the Box Hill Precinct is managed under the NSW North West Priority Growth Area plan and funded via the Housing and Productivity Contribution scheme, with local upgrades supported by a $9.79 million NSW Accelerated Infrastructure Fund grant for the nearby Water Lane Reserve.