Construction looms at the luxury Riserva Cammeray as builder appointed
Local developer Pierce Property have appointed the award-winning construction company Dymanic Projects to build their $14 million luxury development Riserva in Sydney's Cammeray.
Dynamic, established in 2009, have won a number of Master Builders awards and have built boutique developments before in the nearby Neutral Bay and Mosman, as well as building the Westfield in Canberra's Belconnen.
They'll start construction on the boutique development of 18 apartments designed by DKO on Sydney's lower north shore soon, with completion slated for late 2022.
Already half of the Riserva apartments have been snapped up by owner-occupiers.
Pierce Property director Andrew Zhao said Dynamic Projects has an excellent reputation and a solid track record having delivered several similar boutique, high-end developments to an exceptional standard.
"The company’s workmanship is remarkable which aligns with our principles at Pierce Property in striving to deliver an unmatched quality for our buyers,” Mr Zhao said.
Ray White Projects managing director Eddie Mansour said Riserva Cammeray offers an exclusivity highly sought after in this part of Sydney’s prestigious lower north shore.
Riversa's facade, designed by DKO. Image supplied
“With construction soon to be underway, buyers can plan to move in to their immaculate new homes by late 2022,” he said.
“Riserva Cammeray is the ultimate downsizer or empty-nester opportunity where lifestyle is really at the top of mind – a highly private and exclusive address, with sweeping views of Middle Harbour and tree top canopies – all within six kilometres to the Sydney CBD.”
The five level development has just a handful of two and three bedroom apartments remaining. Two bedders start from $1.6 million, while three bedrooms start from $2.29 million.
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