New and off the plan apartments for sale in Turrella, NSW 2205

This project entails the demolition of the existing Stamford Hotel and the adaptive reuse of the current health building, transforming it into a vibrant mixed-use development. The cornerstone of the project is the construction of a modern 16-storey residential building, complemented by commercial spaces and amenities. Project Components: Demolition Phase: Demolition of the existing Stamford Hotel to pave the way for new development. Adaptive Reuse: Conversion of the existing health building into a dynamic space housing a restaurant, cafe, and two commercial units, fostering community engagement and commercial activity. Residential Construction: Erection of a contemporary 16-storey residential tower, offering a diverse range of living options: 1 studio unit. 5 one-bedroom units. 30 two-bedroom units. 32 three-bedroom units. 1 four-bedroom penthouse unit. Inclusion of a cafe within the residential complex, enhancing resident convenience and social interaction. Architectural Features: Implementation of high-quality architectural elements including: Lifts and staircases for vertical mobility. Double-glazed windows for energy efficiency and sound insulation. Standing seam metal sheeting, brick walls, and metal cladding for aesthetic appeal and durability. Metal balustrades, perforated metal roller doors, sandstone cladding, and metal mesh for texture and visual interest. Parking and Transportation: Provision of five levels of basement parking accommodating: 59 vehicles. 5 motorcycle spaces. 92 bicycle spaces. Encouragement of sustainable transportation methods through ample bicycle parking. Landscaping: Integration of landscaping elements to enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of the development, creating green spaces for residents and visitors alike to enjoy. Project Goals: This project aims to revitalize the Stamford Hotel site, breathing new life into the urban landscape. By combining residential, commercial, and recreational elements, the development seeks to create a vibrant community hub that fosters connectivity, sustainability, and a high quality of life for its residents and patrons.

Set a street back from Sydney’s most desirable high-street, Macleay Street, Toohey Miller’s latest project at 4-4a Barncleuth Square Elizabeth Bay will be a special addition to an area brimming with history and world-class amenity. Toohey Miller’s first collaboration with SJB will look to deliver ten large, owner-occupier units with views over Rushcutters Bay and Paddington. Sydney’s answer to SoHo, Macleay Street Potts Point, has been named by Vogue as Australia’s greatest dining strip. Barncleuth Square is a minute from the bustling artery and the iconic El Alamein fountain, an homage to the area’s Bohemian past. Cosmopolitan living at its finest, combined with quintessential Sydney views, the project is set to become another marquee Toohey Miller development. Barncleuth Square is backed by Resilience Insurance's 10-year Latent Defects Insurance policy, the most rigorous insurance policy which protects buyers from any structural or waterproofing damage for 10 years post completion of the building.

Located within the Bankstown Central vicinity and close walking distance to Bankstown train station, schools, bus stops and shopping centres, DA has been submitted for the construction of a 6-storey residential apartment complex comprising of 31 units and 2 levels of basement parking pending approval.