Camberwell House - 699 Burke Road, Camberwell

Glyndon - 64-66 Glyndon Road, Camberwell

<ul>
	<li>Natural lighting throughout</li>
	<li>Walking distance to Yarra Bend Park and Kew Junction</li>
	<li>Picturesque views of Studley Park, City and Macedon Ranges</li>
</ul>

<ul><li>Natural lighting throughout</li>
	<li>Walking distance to Yarra Bend Park and Kew Junction</li>
	<li>Picturesque views of Studley Park, City and Macedon Ranges</li>
</ul>

Rondure House - 4 Fenwick Street, Kew

Above Zero and joint venture partner Wilbow Group are set to launch Glyndon, 13 architecturally designed homes in Camberwell.

Designed by&nbsp;Cera Stribley with interiors by Lauren Tarrant, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-townhouses/glyndon-64-66-glyndon-road-camberwell">Glyndon</a> has been over three years in the making.&nbsp;Rooted in the area’s rich architectural heritage,&nbsp;Glyndon reinterprets Federation-era elegance through a contemporary lens.

Classic European influences merge with modern principles to create timeless yet low-maintenance homes that prioritise both form and function.

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Nestled on a quiet and prestigious tree-lined street, Glyndon enjoys a sought-after position within walking proximity to Fordham Village, with boutique shopping, dining, and leafy parklands just a short walk away. Families and downsizers are likely to show the most interest given how close some of Melbourne’s leading private and public schools are.

Glyndon marks Lauren Tarrant’s debut in multi-residential design. The interiors were inspired by classic Parisian residences and will feature intricate stonework, bespoke flooring patterns, and an elevated material palette.

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AJ Batra, Managing Director of Above Zero, says Glyndon is designed for living, and a sequal to their&nbsp;Rondure House project.

"We’ve drawn on Camberwell’s architectural heritage to create homes that seamlessly blend modern elegance with timeless Federation-era influences, all elevated by interiors inspired by classic French design," Batra says.

"These residences redefine multi-residential living, delivering a level of detail and materiality that hasn’t been seen before in this space. Glyndon is a home for those who appreciate design, craftsmanship, and enduring quality.”&nbsp;

Each home offers a private, flexible retreat in the secure basement. The&nbsp;customisable area allows residents to create a private health and wellness sanctuary, complete with a sauna and plunge bath, or a multi-dimensional family retreat with a wine bar and cinema.

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Designed with longevity and sustainability in mind, Glyndon maximises natural light and achieves a 7.5-star energy rating for an effortlessly efficient home.&nbsp;

“Designed for living, built for life—Glyndon encapsulates our commitment to crafting homes that are not only architecturally striking but also enduring and secure," Batra added.

"These are residences designed to evolve with our residents, offering a foundation for a beautifully considered lifestyle."

Priced from $2.4 million, Glyndon officially launches in May 2025. Construction is set to begin in Q3 2025.&nbsp;

Jellis Craig Projects Director Stephen Bowtell is selling Glyndon.

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Joel Robinson

Above Zero to launch Glyndon in Camberwell

After a rigorous three-year planning journey, developer Above Zero and joint venture partner Wilbow Group, have been granted approval by VCAT to press on with their Camberwell townhouse development.

The townhouses, designed by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/cera-stribley-architects">Cera Stribley</a> on Glyndon Road, sit in the coveted Middle <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/camberwell-vic-3124">Camberwell</a>, where there are notoriously strict planning controls. Historically, no development approval has been granted for more than five dwellings in the neighbourhood.

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The approved design comprises 13 family homes across a 3,000 sqm site, with generous setbacks that allow for extensive landscaping. The development’s discreet single-leve&nbsp;street presence, coupled with recessed second floors, ensures seamless integration with the existing streetscape.

On offer will be three, four and five-bedroom homes with dual aspects and expansive private ground-floor courtyards. The design draws inspiration from Camberwell’s rich architectural heritage, blending contemporary design with elements of Federation-era charm.

Nearly half the site has been preserved for greenery, creating a harmonious balance between modern living and natural surroundings.

AJ Batra, Managing Director of Above Zero, called the development a "first of its kind" in one of Melbourne's most sought-after and tightly held areas.

"We are excited to bring this vision of 13 family homes to life and deliver an exceptional development.”

Cera Stribley Co-Founder and Managing Principal, Dom Cerantonio, said the development has been carefully designed to complement Camberwell’s architectural character while also pushing the boundaries of contemporary residential design.

The approval comes just three months after the City of Boroondara <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/vic/camberwell-set-for-cera-stribley-designed-mixed-use-development-after-green-light">greenlit another Cera Stribley-designed project</a> for <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/above-zero">Above Zero</a>, a 12-level mixed-use development at <a href="/new-apartments/camberwell-house-699-burke-road-camberwell">697-699 Burke Road</a>, Camberwell Junction.

The approved design comprises 13 family homes across a 3,000 sqm site, with generous setbacks that allow for extensive landscaping

Above Zero get VCAT sign off for Camberwell townhouses by Cera Stribley

The City of Boroondara has approved a new 12-level mixed-use development that will become the second tallest building in the area.

The project, at 697-699 Burke Road, <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/camberwell-vic-3124">Camberwell</a>, has been designed&nbsp;by <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/cera-stribley-architects">Cera Stribley</a> for boutique property developer <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/above-zero">Above Zero</a>&nbsp;and will have 36 apartments set above five levels of office space and retail on the ground level.

There will be a mix of 18 two-bedroom apartments, 13 three-beds and five four-bedroom units toward the top of the building.

The approval follows an extensive planning process that has been ongoing site 2015 when the&nbsp;City of Boroondara first refused a 15-level, 62-unit development on the 1,950 sqm site. A year later there was an application to reduce the building to 12 levels, and the number of apartments down to 53, which was also refused.

Local residents, particularly those from the nearby Aerial building, had raised concerns about the building’s height and parking provisions.

The final design, which gained support from both the council and previous objectors, includes office spaces on levels one to five, apartments on levels six to eleven, and a communal rooftop terrace on level 12.

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The Camberwell Junction area is expected to need a further 1,500 additional new dwellings by 2051 to keep up with population growth, the planning documentation suggested.

Council said that while the&nbsp;maximum building height set at 10 storeys in the structure plan, the design detailing and setbacks of any levels above that are extremely relevant and critical to their acceptability.

"We have consistently argued that the maximum building height on the review site is dependent on many factors, including retaining the visual primacy of the Aerial towers in the Junction’s skyline. These factors were exhaustively debated and examined in various VCAT orders, which found that a 12-storey form was acceptable on the subject site, keeping in mind that back then, the site was considerably smaller comprising 699 Burke Road only."

The Camberwell Junction area is expected to need a further 1,500 additional new dwellings by 2051 to keep up with population growth, the planning documentation suggested

Camberwell set for Cera Stribley-designed mixed-use development after green light

Rondure House in Kew and The Muse on Melbourne&#39;s St Kilda Road both secured sales of their penthouses last year which broke records.

The penthouse crowning Rondure House sold for around $6.5 million, around $1 million over the former Boroondara record, this time last year.

The Muse followed shortly after, with its 11th level, 647 sqm&nbsp;sub-penthouse fetching $21&nbsp;million, a record for the pricey St Kilda Road.

Co-Lab Residential agent Daniel Cashen says despite seeing the two big ticket sales last year, there&#39;s a bit more confidence in the market throughout the rest of the developments than there was 12 months ago.

Rondure House, developed by Above Zero and designed by Cera Stribley, has seen steady sales, with four apartments left out of the 14 offered to the market last year.

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Cashen says all of the buyers have been downsizers, local across Boroondara.

&quot;They&#39;re quite open to moving around the city, from Balwyn to Hawthorn or Surrey Hills to Kew.

&quot;The areas in Boroondara all have a very similar kind of feel, nice old English trees and treelined streets&quot;, Cashen says.

Construction is well underway at Rondure, with apartments remaining priced from $1.55&nbsp;million.&nbsp;

The penthouse record at The Muse was set in October when a local spent $21 million.

The 14 storey tower at 409-413 St Kilda Road is being developed by Devitt Property who had Bruce Henderson Architects design the building.

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There&#39;s around half of the apartments, complete with interiors by Greg Natale and K.P.D.O,&nbsp;left for sale in the block of 42.

The Muse will have its own 24 hour concierge and will feature the Muse Wellness Centre which includes a number of swimming&nbsp;pools, a separate spa, gymnasium sauna and steam room.

Construction is expected to commence soon after a few delays.

Co-Lab Residential agent Daniel Cashen says there's a bit more confidence in the market than there was 12 months ago



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