Plans Filed for Luxury Upper North Shore Apartments
Plans for a $22.6-million luxury apartment project in Sydney’s north-west have been filed.
According to documents, Rudder Group is the developer of the site at 4-4A Beaconsfield Parade, while the site owner is Beaconsfield Pde Pty Ltd.
Mecone associate director Gannon Cuneo is listed as the applicant, and Mecone’s Amanda Harvey and Tyson Ek-Moller are named as project director and planner respectively.
The plans filed are for a seven-storey block comprising 38 apartments—two of two bedrooms, 32 three and four four-bedroom apartments.
The building would be three basement levels with 79 car spaces and 12 bicycle spaces.
One three-bedroom apartment would be dedicated as affordable housing in perpetuity, to be managed by a registered community housing provider.
The project, designed by Giles Tribe Architects, aims to “bring a touch of sophistication to the Ku-ring-gai Local Government Area”, according to the developer
The plans outline a commitment to green living in the plans, saying Studio IZ’s landscaping plan promised “a lush, green future for residents”.
Other green credentials include sustainability features such as water-sensitive urban design principles, stormwater management systems, and energy-efficient building practices are integral to the plan.
The 2469sq m site, 12km north-west of Sydney’s CBD and 2.6km from the Chatswood shopping district, is near the Lindfield railway station as well as Third.i’s $180-million Balfour Place development.
This article was edited to correct an inaccuracy regarding the developer of this project.
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