BPM's Shadow Play is one of the most dense buildings in Southbank, rising 55 levels and homing 546 apartments.

Positioned at the entrance of the city's entertainment and recreation precincts, Shadow Play symbolises the beating heart of a metropolis, designed by the acclaimed Elenberg Fraser.&nbsp;

 
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With its proximity to the city centre and its adjacency to the Botanical Gardens, parklands, picturesque Port Phillip Bay, and Yarra River, residents benefit from it all.&nbsp;

All the one-bedroom apartments have already sold in Shadow Play, with a mix of two and three-bedroom floorplans remaining. Designed with materials like stone, brass and crafted timbers, the residences also benefit from innovative technology and connectivity.&nbsp;

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Residents will also be at home to a host of amenity, including&nbsp;private dining, an in-house lounge, and a well-equipped gym.

The podium terraces and rooftop spaces provide further breakout space within the development, while also showcasing vistas of Melbourne's city skyline, as well as to St Kilda, Port Melbourne and the Dandenong Ranges.&nbsp;

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Positioned at the entrance of the city's entertainment and recreation precincts, Shadow Play symbolises the beating heart of a metropolis, designed by the acclaimed Elenberg Fraser. 



Staff Writer

Inside the completed Shadow Play, Southbank apartment development

Joint venture partners Ace Property Group and TQM are collaborating on an apartment development which is set to breathe new life into well known entry to the Central Coast.

Their new <a href="/new-apartments/gosford-nsw-2250">Gosford apartment development</a>, <a href="/new-apartments/the-grand-gosford-27-37-mann-street-gosford">The Grand</a>, will bring a striking new Kann Finch-designed tower to the waterside suburb, with 123 apartments above a vibrant retail and commercial scene in a two-storey sandstone podium.

On the roof of the sandstone podium is a resident-only swimming pool&nbsp;set in landscaped gardens with lawn areas and barbecue facilities.

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Above rises the residential levels, home to one, two and three-bedroom apartments in a more&nbsp;smooth, curvilinear tower. The building's facade combines textured concrete, glass elements, and projecting balconies.

Future apartment dwellers will be treated to panoramic views of Brisbane water and its surroundings through the floor-to-ceiling glass walls that enclose the homes.

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Each apartment features an open kitchen, dining, and living area, with Columba plank flooring, timber finishes, and 100% wool carpets.&nbsp;

The living areas lead out to balconies offering views of the <a href="/new-apartments/gosford-nsw-2250">Gosford</a> streetscape and its environs.

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The well-appointed kitchens come furnished with Smeg appliances, Parisi tape-ware, timber veneer, and stone benchtops.&nbsp;

Residents will have amenity right at their doorstep. One of Gosford's most popular watering holes, Lyon's Den, is next door on Mann Street, which is also lined with cafes and restaurants.

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<a href="/new-apartments/the-grand-gosford-27-37-mann-street-gosford">The Grand</a> is located toward the southern end of Mann Street, near the water. However its easy access to the Central Coast Highway, and its proximity to the Gosford Tain Station less than 700 metres away, makes it an easy commute to both the city and exploration of the surrounding beaches, forest reserves, and beachfront national parks.&nbsp;

<a href="/new-apartments/the-grand-gosford-27-37-mann-street-gosford">The Grand</a> is projected to reach completion in late 2025.

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Their new Gosford apartment development, The Grand, will bring a striking new Kann Finch-designed tower to the waterside suburb

Bringing Gosford to life: The Grand set to revitalize the entry to the Central Coast

Wanda Terraces, developer Platinum's residential development of only 24 apartments in the heart of Caulfield North, will rise from its Hawthorn Road location by early 2025.

Wanda Terraces has 24 two and three-bedroom apartments starting from a generous 90 sqm, ranging in size to 262 sqm. Each apartment has two bathrooms and two secure parking spaces.

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Inspired by the heritage and distinct character of Caulfield North's tree-lined streets, architectural practice Ewert Leaf merges classic and contemporary architectural elements and materials into an understated façade wrapped in textural elements of raw concrete, natural timber and metal accents draped in lush, cascading greenery.

"We have created a unique sense of luxury in one of Melbourne’s most desirable locations," said Ewert Leaf Director&nbsp;Cathryn Tattersall, while Will Leaf said the aim was to create a collection of homes with a point of difference and exclusivity.

Inside the Wanda Terraces apartments, residents will enjoy bespoke detailing and refined fittings, fixtures and finishes - pale oak flooring and textured stone surfaces - and cutting-edge home technology like biometric finger access and an app-enabled video intercom.&nbsp;

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The apartments have an open floor layout where the oversized living, designer kitchen and dining area open into expansive private ground-floor courtyards or elevated terraces. These outdoor spaces overlook established gardens and the lush expanse of Caulfield Park.

Wanda Terraces also boast electronic parcel lockers, electric car charging stations, number plate recognition and car and dog washing amenities.

Beyond the walls of Wanda Terraces, Malvern Central, Glenferrie Road Shopping Precinct, and High Street Shopping Village are only a five-minute car ride north from the property.&nbsp;

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Caulfield Park, the North Caulfield Medical Centre and several international cuisine restaurants, local grocers, bistros and bakery cafes can be found along the Hawthorn Road and Balaclava Road intersection south of the property.

For those who crave the sand and surf, the beach suburbs of St Kilda and Elwood are a quick 15-minute drive from the property.

With a tram stop right at the property's doorstep and Malvern Train Station just 500 metres away, commuting eight kilometres southeast to the CBD or exploring neighbouring suburbs has never been more accessible.

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"We have created a unique sense of luxury in one of Melbourne’s most desirable locations," said Ewert Leaf Director Cathryn Tattersall

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"Aiming to create a point of difference and exclusivity": Inside Caulfield North's Wanda Terraces

The Park Ridge area is poised for growth and development.

The Council envisions the area as a highly desirable place to live and work, taking advantage of its natural assets. With the recent upgrade of the Mt Lindesay Highway, Park Ridge has become a strategically positioned suburb with significant potential, despite being 30 kilometres away from the Brisbane CBD.

The Park Ridge Master Planned Area (MPA), according to the Logan City Council's vision, aims to develop as an integrated and sustainable urban community. The MPA is expected to accommodate a population of approximately 30,000 people and provide up to 8,000 jobs by 2026.

One developer tapping into the anticipate growth is Property &amp; Equity who have delivered a collection of 23 townhomes to the area.&nbsp;

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Wattlebrush Gardens offers a prime location that has attracted homebuyers and investors alike, situated near the entrance to the Mount Lindsay Highway.

Residents will benefit from the recent completion of the Logan Hospital expansion, a $145 million project, which has transformed the hospital into a state-of-the-art health facility, catering to the growing population in the southwest growth corridor.

Just over one kilometre away lies the Park Ridge Town Centre retail precinct, which features popular supermarkets Coles and Woolworths, as well as a range of specialty retail, food, and health stores.&nbsp;

For additional shopping needs, the Grand Plaza Shopping Centre in Brown Plains is a short seven-minute drive from Wattlebrush Gardens, offering a wide selection of stores.

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Educational facilities are also a hot commodity in Park Ridge, with Wattlebrush Gardens nearby to a number of schools.&nbsp;Park Ridge State High School and Park Ridge Primary are both within close proximity, as is Park Ridge Childcare and Preschool, a spacious centre situated on 2.5 acres of land.

Within a 20-minute drive, residents can reach renowned universities such as the University of Southern Queensland and Griffith University, Logan Campus, as well as the TAFE QLD Brisbane Loganlea Campus.&nbsp;

Three-bedroom townhomes are still available in Wattlebrush Gardens, with prices starting at an affordable point of&nbsp;$490,000.&nbsp;

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Wattlebrush Gardens offers a prime location that has attracted homebuyers and investors alike, situated near the entrance to the Mount Lindsay Highway

Wattlebrush Gardens to take advantage of Park Ridge development

Leading Australian property developer <a href="/developers/mirvac">Mirvac</a> has opened the first stage of its sporting precinct&nbsp;at its 465-hectare <a href="/new-townhouses/evergreen-collection-townhouses-olivine-by-mirvac-donnybrook">Olivine masterplanned community in Donnybrook</a>.

Delivered in partnership with the City of Whittlesea, who will manage and operate the facility, the first stage of Olivine’s sporting precinct, to be known as Olivine Recreation Reserve, was officially unveiled in October, providing state-of-the-art amenity for the fast-growing neighbourhood in Melbourne’s north.

As part of Stage 1, local residents can now utilise the $4.5 million Sports and Community Pavilion, as well as netball and futsal courts, cricket nets, dog park, barbecue areas and a playground. Mirvac is working closely with the City of Whittlesea to deliver Stage 2 of the Sporting Precinct which will include two ovals, anticipated to commence construction in the coming months.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/vic/how-mirvac-is-improving-the-lifestyle-of-residents-of-the-donnybrook-community-olivine">How Mirvac is improving the lifestyle of residents of the Donnybrook community, Olivine</a>

Mirvac’s General Manager of Residential Victoria, Elysa Anderson, explains that the highly anticipated facilities are part of Mirvac’s commitment to developing sustainable communities that drive social connectivity and a healthy lifestyle.

“Mirvac is passionate about reimagining urban life in Melbourne’s North and we are proud to deliver the first stage of Olivine’s Sporting Precinct, in partnership with the City of Whittlesea, for the 1,600 residents now living at Olivine, as well as the wider community,” Anderson said.

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“The new Sports Precinct is an important part of community building for Olivine’s growing neighbourhood and the surrounding areas, and we hope it provides a new destination and home for local sports teams and community groups, allowing residents to connect with family and friends and enjoy an active lifestyle.”

At the heart of Olivine’s Sporting Precinct is the Sports and Community Pavilion designed by Canvas which features two wings connected by an archway, providing a viewing area, shade, shelter and seating for the two future ovals and neighbouring amenities.

The northern wing will feature a multi- purpose community area, while the southern wing will include change rooms and amenities for the cricket nets, netball courts and future AFL ovals. Each building is fully electric, with solar panels sized to provide 100 percent of the expected average daytime use of the facilities.

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An internal shared path network connects the Sports and Community Pavilion with the other amenities, including fitness stations, respite areas and a fenced, off leash dog park. The dog park features open clearings of over 50 metres in length, ‘airlock gates’ for additional safety and a shaded area for dog owners to congregate.

Through the centre of Olivine’s Sporting Precinct is a grove of 200-year-old red river gum trees which have inspired the landscaping completed by landscape architects MDGLA. Indigenous and native tree species have been planted throughout the Sporting Precinct, including a range of shrubs and tufting plants that are drought tolerant and allow for visibility across the precinct.

The facilities join a range of existing amenity at Olivine, including Olivine Place, Shared Cup social enterprise café and Gumnut Park &amp; Adventure Playground. They also join Olivine’s world class Education Precinct which includes Hume Anglican Grammar’s Donnybrook campus, Donnybrook Primary School, Eucalyptus Parade Kindergarten and Wallaby Childcare Donnybrook.

Mirvac has also submitted a planning permit application for the future Local Town Centre, with the City of Whittlesea following resident consultation. Mirvac is aspiring to bring a mixed retail offering to the new town centre, including two supermarkets, dine in and takeaway restaurants and personal care and medical services.

Upon completion, Olivine will comprise in excess of 4,000 lots and will be home to around 11,000 residents with 120-hectares of land dedicated to open space and conservation.

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Upon completion, Olivine will comprise in excess of 4,000 lots and will be home to around 11,000 residents with 120-hectares of land dedicated to open space and conservation

Mirvac continue Olivine, Donnybrook masterplan development with new sporting precinct

Respected developer Bensons Property Group wanted to bring something different to the eclectic suburb of Prahran with their newest apartment development, TEN CECIL.

TEN CECIL is a limited edition of 11 two and three-bedroom boutique apartments starting from just under $2 million.

Designed by the acclaimed Fender Katsalidis, TEN CECIL's façade pays homage to the unique cosmopolitan charm of Prahran, an inner suburb five kilometres southeast of Melbourne CBD.&nbsp;

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The exterior design features striking black and gold linear accents against concrete and glass, creating a contemporary masterpiece with an elegant and opulent ambience.

Upon entering TEN CECIL's discreet entrance from the quiet 10-16 Cecil Place street front, a private lobby adorned with marble and ceramic feature walls will welcome the residents home.

The luxury apartments, designed by SORA Interior Design, will be finished and furnished with European oak flooring, stone benchtops, Miele appliances, a gas fireplace by ESCEA, and state-of-the-art video and audio security, while large floor-to-ceiling window walls will frame views of the Prahran, South Yarra and CBD skyline.

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On TEN CECIL's common areas, residents can enjoy a carefully curated art collection featuring 22 pieces of artwork by prominent Australasian artists such as David Bromley, Freddie Timms, Mark Schaller, and Jasper Knight.

Outside of TEN CECIL, residents will have easy access to many Southeast Asian restaurants, cafes, food markets, stylish bars and late-night clubs thanks to the property's central location.

Chapel Street is less than 100 metres from TEN CECIL, where many retail and culinary options line the street. Some of the highly-rated bars and restaurants around the area include Yoku Ono Ramen, Death or Glory bar, Kin Vietnamese, Namak Indian Restaurant, and The Silverlake Social.

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For grocery shopping, residents are spoiled for choice, with major retail chains like Coles, Woolworths, ALDI, and the Prahran Food Market with diverse cafes, all conveniently close to each other.

Families with young children will appreciate the excellent schools surrounding TEN CECIL, including Windsor Primary School and Prahran High School, within a one-kilometre radius of the property.

Commuters are close to public transport, with Tram routes 6 and 78 providing easy access to Melbourne CBD and other key destinations.

When it's time to unwind, Princes Gardens, Prahran Skatepark, and the Malvern Road Playground offer residents nearby escapes from the urban hustle and bustle, all within walking distance.

Ten Cecil is slated for completion in late 2024.

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TEN CECIL is a limited edition of 11 two and three-bedroom boutique apartments starting from just under $2 million

Ten Cecil: At the centre of Melbourne's trendy Prahran

The Southbank site of the $2 billion twin mega-tower project <a href="/new-apartments/sth-bnk-by-beulah-southbank-60-southbank-boulevard-southbank">STH BNK by Beulah</a> has been given a splash of colour before its impending demoltion.

The&nbsp;Beulah Foundation, the philanthropic arm of <a href="/new-apartments/melbourne-vic">Melbourne apartment</a> developer Beulah, had Melbourne-based artist George Rose paint the large-scale mural of Australian natives on the roof of the former BMW dealership.

The&nbsp;botanical display of bright colours including greens, purple and pinks celebrate a variety of Australian natives including Kangaroo Apple, Royal Bluebell, Beach Pea, Grevillea, Spider Orchid, and the Bush Pea.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/vic/multiplex-to-build-2-billion-sth-bnk-by-beulah-towers">Multiplex to build $2 billion STH BNK By Beulah towers</a>

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George Rose’s work is known for exploring the fragility of nature, featuring endangered flora and fauna, and the transformation of the micro into macro-scale, with the BMW rooftop evident of her signature gradients.

The artwork aspires to promote art, well-being and sustainability, while advancing culture in and around the City of Melbourne.

The concept for the mural focused on rejuvenating the current site’s urbanscape and is complementary to the eye-catching Atong Atem mural that adorns the exterior of Hanover House, with both sites celebrating local female artists.

Read more:&nbsp;<a href="/news/vic/sth-bnk-by-beulah-to-become-australia-s-first-five-minute-vertical-city">STH BNK By Beulah to become Australia’s first ‘five-minute vertical city’</a>

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Beulah Director Adelene Teh said the Beulah Foundation is thrilled to partner with George Rose, and looks forward to seeing the positive impact the artwork will have on the surrounding community.

“Melbourne is known as the cultural capital of Australia, famous for its rich and vibrant arts and culture scene; both of these murals will help activate Melbourne as a vibrant 24/7 city, while celebrating local female artists as well,” Teh said.

Both Hanover House and the former BMW site will be the future home to the <a href="/new-apartments/sth-bnk-by-beulah-southbank-60-southbank-boulevard-southbank">STH BNK By Beulah</a>, a vertically integrated city within a city that will offer world-class retail, a comprehensive wellness precinct, a residential offering, a childcare centre, extensive green spaces including rooftop gardens and pocket parks dotted throughout, as well as an innovative cultural centre in partnership with Centre Pompidou, which has the largest collection of modern and contemporary art in Europe.

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The artwork aspires to promote art, well-being and sustainability, while advancing culture in and around the City of Melbourne

Joel Robinson

Beulah have Southbank's former BMW site painted before STH BNK by Beulah construction starts

Not often does a boutique 13-level building come to South Perth.

Developer Devwest will have one of the only mid-rise buildings in the area when they complete One Richardson in mid-2024.

The Richardson Street project, designed by MJA Studio, will comprise 75 one, two and three-bedroom apartments, and a handful of two-level penthouses. Over 70 per cent of the apartments have already been snapped up.

Not only is it a rare offering given its size, it's also the location that makes One Richardson stand out. The project&nbsp;fronts an expansive public open space, offering a unique blend of park-facing apartments and unobstructed river views - a rare feature typically associated with high-rise developments.

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Positioned above a ground-floor cafe and a welcoming resident's lobby, each apartment has been thoughtfully designed to cater to various lifestyles and buyer preferences.

Every apartment features open-plan living spaces that optimise natural light, accompanied by spacious balconies that offer a vantage point for taking in the surrounding views.&nbsp;

The kitchen features quality appliances, ample countertop space, soft-close doors, and other practical details.&nbsp;

Designer bathrooms are appointed with quality finishes, fostering a relaxing atmosphere.

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Conveniently located at the intersection of Richardson Street and Melville Parade, One Richardson provides sweeping views of the Swan River from the spacious residents-only lounge deck on the third floor, with barbecue facilities and lush landscaping.

The development is equipped with an on-site solar PV system, communal EV charging bays within the car park, EV-ready infrastructure with options to purchase a private EV charger, super-fast broadband, and discounted electricity.

Buyers at One Richardson currently qualify for the new WAStamp Duty Concession, offering up to a 75% reduction in stamp duty costs, capped at $50,000* during the construction phase.

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Developer Devwest will have one of the only mid-rise buildings in the area when they complete One Richardson in mid-2024

Devwest to bring rare boutique apartment building to South Perth

Acclaimed hatted chef Joshua Mason has committed to opening a 300 sqm rooftop restaurant space at the Infinity Park masterplanned community in <a href="/developments/norwest-nsw-2153">Sydney’s Norwest</a>.

Taking half a floor of the seven-storey commercial building at <a href="/new-apartments/infinity-park-residential-7-maitland-place-norwest">Infinity Park</a>, Infinity Commercial, the restaurant, to be called Ciel, a translation of the French word for sky, will seat 120 patrons and will feature indoor and outdoor dining as well as a private room for group bookings.

The restaurant is a major drawcard for the Hills rapidly expanding growth and dining scene and will give the commercial tenants and locals a new experience in a state of the art facility offering dining that hasn't been showcased before in the north west.

Haitchin Property Group’s General Manager, Robert Tasevski, said diners will enjoy spectacular rooftop views from the restaurant – the bright lights of Sydney skyline by night or the picturesque golf greens of the neighbouring Castle Hill Country Club by day.

“We have no doubt, Chef Mason’s stunning new hospitality offering will be hugely popular to the future residents who live at Infinity Park’s immaculate residences within the precinct,” he 
said.

“No other development in the Hills offers this high quality amenity and lifestyle which local downsizers find particularly attractive.”

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Ciel chef Joshua Mason said diners can expect something extraordinary at his new Ciel restaurant.

"A wood fired inspired dining experience honouring the south of France and the light finesse of the Mediterranean cuisine. The custom-made grill is built in Barcelona and will allow my chefs to produce authentic flavoured dishes kissed by fire," Mason said.

“Ciel is inspired by my Sicilian heritage, celebrating a seafood-forward menu. There will be an ice-well at the front of the restaurant featuring an array of fresh oysters, lobsters, crustaceans and Australian fish. Guests will be able to sit at the bar, featuring a striking green stone bar imported from Argentina and enjoy a shucked oyster and a stunning cocktail."

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Currently under construction, the seven-storey commercial tower topped out last week, with the construction team reaching the highest level of the building. 
 
The restaurant is the last tenancy to lease with all other 95 commercial suites quickly selling out by November 2021.

PRD <a href="/developments/norwest-nsw-2153">Norwest</a> CEO David Inkster said <a href="/new-apartments/infinity-park-residential-7-maitland-place-norwest">Infinity Park</a> is one of the most premium mixed-use communities in <a href="/developments/norwest-nsw-2153">Norwest</a>.

“With an excellent array of amenities complementing Joshua Mason’s Ciel restaurant, the project has already seen strong demand with local downsizers not wanting to miss out on the opportunity to live here,” Inkster said.

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When completed in mid-2025, Infinity Park will comprise 287 apartments across three Turner-designed residential buildings. A 25-storey tower, Marque, along with two five-storey buildings, marketed as Alpha and Omega, will comprise the most premium two and three-bedroom apartments in the precinct.

Haitchin commenced construction on the commercial tower in September 2022, which also features a ground level cafe and a fitness retailer.

Situated on one of the highest points of Norwest, Infinity Park will offer The Hills District’s most elevated panoramic views and&nbsp;will be Norwest’s greenest residential community, centred by a resort-inspired, tropical lagoon-style swimming pool – the largest in the suburb.

The residential component of <a href="/new-apartments/infinity-park-residential-7-maitland-place-norwest">Infinity Park</a> is due for completion in mid-2025 with the commercial building completing earlier in April 2025.

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The restaurant is a major drawcard for the Hills rapidly expanding growth and dining scene

Hatted chef Joshua Mason to open Ciel at Infinity Park, Norwest development

<a href="/developers/golden-age-group">Golden Age Group</a> continues to make a huge impact on Glen Waverley, the rapidly developing suburb located east of Melbourne.

They're developing <a href="/buildings/floret-glen-waverley-583-ferntree-gully-road-glen-waverley">Floret</a>, a community within a community. Floret comprises just <a href="/buildings/floret-glen-waverley-583-ferntree-gully-road-glen-waverley">77 park-facing townhouses</a> conveniently located near Brandon Park Shopping Centre and The Glen Shopping Centre.&nbsp;

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<a href="/buildings/floret-glen-waverley-583-ferntree-gully-road-glen-waverley">Floret</a> aims to meet the increasing demand for contemporary townhome living, reflecting the ethos and design philosophy of Sky Garden, <a href="/developers/golden-age-group">Golden Age Group's</a> previous successful apartment project atop The Glen.

Inside the townhomes, three distinct colour schemes are offered: a Saint Germain muted green scheme, a Saint Germain classic scheme, and a modern palette scheme. Additionally, each home includes a two-car garage for added convenience.

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The project also includes a central open space spanning 1000 sqm landscaped by the renowned ASPECT Studios, which features an open lawn with a walking track, a fitness station, a barbecue and picnic area, and a children's play area.&nbsp;

An entry boulevard of evergreen canopy trees lines the perimeter of the site, and a network of trees creates green corridors throughout the development.

The immediate neighbourhood offers a mix of tranquillity and vibrancy, with future residents enjoying easy access to transportation, shopping, educational institutions, cultural venues, recreational facilities, and civil infrastructure.&nbsp;

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<a href="/buildings/floret-glen-waverley-583-ferntree-gully-road-glen-waverley">Floret</a> has a dedicated bus stop on Ferntree Gully Road and immediate access to the Monash Freeway. Huntingdale Station is just a 15-minute drive away.

Positioned in close proximity to the lively Glen Shopping Centre, Floret townhomes offer a location that supports modern living patterns, with abundant shopping, dining options, and year-round events. Some popular cafes and eateries around the area include Black Flat Coffee Roasters, the Code Five Cafe, and Marble Yakiniku.

Brandon Park Shopping Centre and renowned schools in the vicinity further enhance the appeal of this development for young families.

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The neighbourhood is home to over 40 educational facilities, ranging from childcare centres to Monash University, which is only a two-minute drive from Floret. Caulfield Grammar School's Wheelers Hill Campus and Wesley College's Glen Waverley Campus are just an eight-minute drive away.

Perfect for outdoor activities and sports, Glen Waverley offers a variety of green spaces, including Brandon Park Reserve, Jells Park, and Central Reserve Park, along with amenities like the Glen Waverley Golf Course, the Riverside Golf Course, Monash Aquatic and Recreation Centre, Notting Hill Tennis Club, Village Cinemas, and Strike Bowling.

<a href="/developers/golden-age-group">Golden Age</a> has enlisted the Cremorne-based builders, Figurehead Construction, to construct the townhomes, with completion expected by early 2025.

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Floret comprises just 77 park-facing townhouses conveniently located near Brandon Park Shopping Centre and The Glen Shopping Centre

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