Developers to pay half deposit and all stamp duty on next five Hawthorn Park apartments sold

Four buildings were constructed across the site, with a strong importance placed on residents’ physical and mental wellbeing
Developers to pay half deposit and all stamp duty on next five Hawthorn Park apartments sold
Hawthorn Park
Alison Warters January 29, 2023

Dahua Group is currently running a buyer incentive on their completed Melbourne apartment project, hawthorn Park. 

The next five purchasers of an apartment will have half the deposit paid by the group in addition to the entire stamp duty cost on the ready-to-move-in option. 

Construction on the project wrapped up back in 2021, with the brand new apartments situated in hawthorn East, which, for generations, has been a sought after location for Melburnians. 

Four buildings were constructed across the site, with a strong importance placed on residents’ physical and mental wellbeing.

There’s over 2000 sqm of residential parkland incorporated, designed by landscape architect Jack Merlo, along with a transparent skypool which links the site’s two main buildings together. 

A long lap pool and a splash pool also crown hawthorn Park, with an expansive deck running alongside as a landscaped Sky Walk, providing a space to enjoy the sun and relax above the hustle and bustle of the inner-city locale. 

A wellness centre has also been included, along with a gym, yoga studio, massage rooms, garden lounges, a rooftop alfresco dining terrace and private dining room, which boasts it’s own kitchen and connection to the rooftop terrace. 

Each building even has their own individual lobby, creating an additional space for residents and guests to relax and lounge.

Rothelowman handled the architecture on the project, drawing on a range of visual forms throughout, especially along the street frontages. 

The internal architectural façades and lush valley landscape were inspired by the stepped landforms seen in rice paddy fields, while the stone terraces are reminiscent of Machu Picchu. 

A range of configurations and floorplans are still available, with a select number of one, two and three-bedroom apartments still on the market, with prices starting from $599,000 through to just over $1.2 million. 

Alison Warters

Alison Warters is a property journalist for Urban, based in Sydney. Alison is especially interested in the evolution of the New Build/Development space, when it comes to design innovation and sustainability.

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