Infinity Park residents settle into resort-style summer living in Norwest

Summer in Norwest looks a little different when the pool is a short walk from the front door and the nearest round of golf is just across the road.

At Infinity Park, that is now everyday life. Construction is complete, residents have moved in, and buyers can secure a finished apartment and settle in for the warmer months ahead.

The centrepiece is The Hills' largest lagoon-style resort pool, set within subtropical landscaping by Arcadia, while Castle Hill Country Club sits directly opposite for those who would rather start the day on the course.

Sales are continuing to perform well, and developer Haitchin Group is giving the first 20 new buyers the chance to purchase with no stamp duty to pay. The offer ends on 30 November 2026.

"We believe Infinity Park Norwest is the best value resort style living in the Hills," Haitchin Group General Manager Robert Tasevski said.

Buyers are also protected by a 10-year structural warranty through Latent Defects Insurance provided by Resilience Insurance, which Haitchin Group says is a first for Norwest. The policy covers structural defects for 10 years after completion and stays with the property if it is sold.

For first home buyers Mason Davis and his partner Chloe, who purchased at Infinity Park, that protection was "hugely reassuring" compared with other new developments. The couple also pointed to Norwest Metro Station, around 900 metres away, as a key reason for buying, with the Sydney CBD now just over 30 minutes away by Metro.

Infinity Park's 290 residences are spread across three buildings designed by Turner and built by CJCA: the 25-storey Marque tower and the lower-rise Alpha and Omega.

Marque offers one, two and three-bedroom apartments across three interior collections: Select, Signature and Tower & Penthouse. Depending on the apartment, outlooks take in the CBD skyline or the Blue Mountains.

The apartments themselves are designed around the different ways people are buying in Norwest. In the low-rise Alpha and Omega buildings, larger two and three-bedroom residences suit downsizers wanting an apartment that feels more like a home, with Miele appliances, stone benchtops and terraces that can be enclosed as a home office or opened up to extend the living area.

For first home buyers and investors, the one and two-bedroom apartments come with secure parking, timber floors and Toto toilet suites.

Beyond the pool, residents of all three buildings share several rooftop gardens, while Alpha and Omega have private rooftop spaces of their own. Marque's landscaped lobby has a hotel-inspired feel, and next door, Ciel offers rooftop dining from award-winning chef Joshua Mason, open to residents and the public.

Norwest Marketown and the restaurants around Norwest Lake are within walking distance, and the precinct sits within the Norwest Business Park.

One-bedroom apartments start from $735,000, and furnished display apartments are open on site, giving buyers the chance to walk through the finished homes, the rooftop gardens and the pool before they commit.