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Gosford, NSW 2250 Central Coast Leagues Club Redevelopment - 1 Dane Drive, Gosford

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Central Coast Leagues Club Redevelopment

1 Dane Drive, Gosford NSW 2250

Apartments

583

Estimated completion date

Not confirmed

Building Type

High-rise

Car spaces

1320

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Development InformationMeet the Team

Local Government Area:

Central Coast (City)

Suburb:

Gosford, NSW 2250

Project Status:

In Planning

Listing Type:

Mixed Use

Car Spaces:

1,320

Number of Residences:

583

Central Coast Leagues Club Redevelopment

More about Central Coast Leagues Club Redevelopment

The development involves staged demolition of existing buildings and construction of a mixed-use development comprising four residential towers and a hotel above a podium, up to a maximum height of RL 128.80.
A 45-meter wide landscape courtyard will be created between buildings, and there will be a central transit hub and new north-south through-site link for connection and permeability throughout the development.
Two east-west through-site links will be activated with retail/food and drinks premises.
An open plaza adjacent to Georgina Terrace fronting Leagues Club Field will be developed.
The development will include 534 apartments
Configurations: 23% one-bedroom apartments, 61% two-bedrooms, 16% three-bedrooms or more.
10% will be affordable and build-to-rent housing.
Central Coast Leagues Club/function space will occupy 7,108 sqm, and the mixed-use development will also include retail/commercial, residential, and hotel spaces, including 120 hotel keys and 7,786 sqm of non-residential GFA and 56,369 sqm of residential GFA.
The development will be completed in ten stages, including culvert diversion works, demolition of existing structures, construction of temporary club buildings, transit hub, loading dock, services core, and retail tenancies.
There will also be the provision of public domain, car parking, and landscaping throughout the development.
The total car parking will be for 1525 vehicles in a single basement and above podium level.
The estimated value of the project is $564 million.
Architect: Fender Katsilidis, Atlis Architecture, Allan Jack + Cottier