M3 Group expands into Preston with boutique townhouse project

M3 Group is fully integrated, not only handling the development and construction of its projects, but the design as well
M3 Group expands into Preston with boutique townhouse project
Joel Robinson August 22, 2024PROJECT LAUNCH

The family-run M3 Group is continuing its pursuit of developing architecturally striking and affordable new townhouses in Melbourne's north-eastern suburbs.

Having successfully completed a trio of boutique townhouse developments in Reservoir, M3 Group, which was founded three decades ago by the Mancuso family who still run the business today, has launched its next townhouse installment in nearby Preston.

The four townhouses, 23 Sussex Street, on the Preston Thornbury border, are designed with a distinctive gable roof, arched forms, curved brickwork, and timber entry doors that contribute to the unique character of the residences.

Each townhouse will include four bedrooms, a landscaped courtyard, and either a double garage or two car spaces, catering to the needs of families.

 

The open-plan living, kitchen, and dining areas are designed to maximise space, leading out to the courtyard.

The upper level of each townhouse provides flexibility, with a fourth bedroom that can be converted into a rumpus room or a large study.

Sustainability is also a key focus of the development, with the townhouses aiming for a 6-star energy rating. Double-glazed windows are included to enhance insulation, improve energy efficiency, and reduce noise. 

Located just off Dundas Street and near the Preston Activity Area, 23 Sussex Street offers convenient access to local amenities.

M3 Group’s in-house construction team, which completed the Reservoir townhouses in just eight months, is set to begin construction soon.

M3 Group is fully integrated, not only handling the development and construction of its projects, but the design as well.

"There's a sense of playfulness to its form, yet each space is highly functional," Gianni Mancuso, Architect M3 Group, said.

"There is undeniable street appeal as you approach,"

The launch of 23 Sussex Street follows the successful sell-out of their townhouse project at 158 Purinuan Road in Reservoir, where all residences were purchased by owner-occupiers before completion. 

 

They only have one townhouse left in each of 48 Dundee Street and 69 Hickford Street, both also in Reservoir.

 

 

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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