Central Element add another level to Pienza, Neutral Bay apartment development

The sixth level addition will mean a further seven apartments will become available for the in-demand development
Central Element add another level to Pienza, Neutral Bay apartment development
Joel Robinson November 20, 2023PLANNING ALERT

Luxury developer Central Element has secured approval to add a sixth level to Pienza, its luxury residential and retail project in Neutral Bay.

The North Sydney Council has just given the go ahead to add another floor, two years after the original proposal for five levels was approved.

The sixth level addition will mean a further seven apartments will become available for the in-demand development. They are are set to be released next year.

Located at 12-14 Waters Road on the North Eastern corner of Neutral Bay village, the mixed-use development will now feature 37 north-facing luxury apartments with communal rooftop leisure space, landscaped gardens, pool and yoga deck. They will sit above five premium retail spaces located on the ground floor and below ground. 

As part of CE’s holistic approach to placemaking, the development will include impactful improvements to the public areas on the ground floor of the precinct and each retail tenant will be handpicked to compliment the dynamic foodie and social hub, appealing to both locals and residents, and further reorienting the burgeoning village as Neutral Bay’s true town centre. 

Sales for Pienza have been strong since launching to market last year – achieving record-breaking prices for Neutral Bay, including a $7 million three-bedroom sale.

One-bedroom apartments are sold out, with two-bedrooms fetching over $3 million, and three-bedrooms priced from $4.2 million to $7 million.

It is expected this new release will continue to achieve record sales figures for the area.

Central Element has been busy in recent months, first securing approval for their redevelopment of Coogee's 1860s Ballamac House before acquiring a prime site in Bondi Beach where they are planning ultra-premium apartments and houses which are expected to start from $20 million.

Joel Robinson

Joel Robinson is the Editor in Chief at Urban.com.au, managing Urban's editorial team and creating the largest news cycle for the off the plan property market in the country. Joel has been writing about residential real estate for nearly a decade, following a degree in Business Management with a major in Journalism at Leeds Beckett University in England. He specializes in off the plan apartments, and has a particular interest in the development application process for new projects.

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