Ashbury Terraces

Ashbury Terraces, the Coronation Property development located in Sydney's inner west, has reached a major milestone.

Stage one of the project has officially sold out, with stage sales sitting at 80 per cent sold. The final release of residences is expected to go on the market at the beginning of next year.&nbsp;

Joe Nahas, Managing Director at Coronation Property, said the suburbs’ appealing characteristics, including its convenient location in the Inner West, abundant amenities, and thriving community atmosphere, have significantly contributed to the area’s popularity among homebuyers.

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“It really is the best of all worlds at Ashbury – it offers an untouched green oasis for buyers who want the connectivity of inner-west living, while being surrounded by parklands and diverse amenities,” Nahas Said.

“We are excited to have reached this sales milestone at Ashbury Terraces and look forward to launching the final release of the development early next year.”

With its unparalleled charm and exceptional amenities, the collection of terrace homes and park-side apartments has captivated buyers seeking refined living close to nature.

Comprising 59 over-sized garden terraces and 74 park-side apartments, Ashbury Terraces offers an exclusive opportunity for those desiring a harmonious blend of luxury and tranquility.

Nestled beside the picturesque W H Wagener Oval, the development is just 10 kilometres away from the bustling heart of Sydney CBD, making it an ideal haven for residents seeking a serene retreat without sacrificing urban convenience.

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The allure of Ashbury Terraces lies not only in its idyllic location but also in its array of residential amenities designed to enhance the quality of life for its residents, including a heated pool, outdoor dining spaces, barbecue facilities, and a fully equipped gym.

Renowned architects SJB and 360 Degrees Landscape Architecture have joined forces to create a living environment that is both visually striking and functionally efficient.

The Terrace Collection, which encompasses three-bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two parking spaces, offers multi-level garden terrace homes immersed in lush greenery. Inside, residents will find carefully selected materials, high-end Miele appliances, and ample storage, elevating these homes to the pinnacle of luxury living.

The garden terraces themselves boast multi-level open atriums, overhead skylights, private rooftop retreats, and expansive backyards and courtyards, providing residents with ample space to unwind and entertain while being surrounded by nature.

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For those seeking a more compact yet equally elegant living option, the Apartment Collection at Ashbury Terraces presents a range of one, two and three-bedroom park-side apartments.

Designed to maximise space, sunlight, and views over the neighbouring parklands, the apartments showcase elevated interior styles with large kitchens and free-flowing indoor-outdoor spaces, coupled with high ceilings and generous entertaining balconies.

In further proof of the design quality of Ashbury Terraces, the project earned recognition as a Shortlisted Finalist in the 2022 World Architecture Festival - Future Projects, Residential category.&nbsp;

One, two and three-bedroom floorplans are available in the development, with both a mix of apartment and townhouse options.&nbsp;

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Comprising 59 over-sized garden terraces and 74 park-side apartments, Ashbury Terraces offers an exclusive opportunity for those desiring a harmonious blend of luxury and tranquility

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Coronation Property sell out 80% of stage two at Ashbury Terraces

When people hear Sydney’s inner west, they think of the cafe culture of Newtown and Leichhardt, the brewing mecca of Marrickville, and to a lesser extent, the beautiful Balmain peninsula.

But the tightly-knit suburb of Ashbury, just past Dulwich Hill and south of Ashfield, offers an untouched leafy oasis for prospective purchasers who want the connectivity of inner-west living, while being surrounded by tree-lined streets and abundant parklands.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Despite the suburb's leisurely pace, Ashbury’s proximity to the inner-west’s bustling cultural and dining scenes leaves the suburb within easy reach of everything, giving its residents the best of all worlds.&nbsp;

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The majority of Ashbury is designated as a heritage conservation area, and is dominated by post-war brick bungalows, which has meant there’s been little to no opportunity to buy into the quaint suburb that is called home by only 3,000 or so people. There have been no apartments or townhouses in the suburb that spans just one square kilometre, until now.

Sydney developer Coronation Property has recently secured development approval for its owner-occupier focused development, Ashbury Terraces, which has been designed to be in keeping with Ashbury’s existing heritage topography.

The combination of the project’s rarity as the only townhouse development in the suburb, the suburbs convenient locations just 10km from the Sydney CBD, and Coronation Property’s reputable track record, has seen buyer enquiry since it launched earlier this year buck the trend of the dampening property market sentiment.&nbsp;

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Coronation Property Project Director Con Athanassiou says Ashbury is a unique inner west suburb.

"It has a very quaint village like feel, yet its also close to suburbs like Marrickville, Petersham and in about 25 minutes you'll be in the centre of Sydney,"&nbsp;Athanassiou says.&nbsp;

"The community is made up of people who have been living here for 30, 40 , even 50 years, so there's a stability in an area where properties don't change hands.

"New parents will be able to see their children grow up in the local parklands and streets just as I did when I grew up here."

Local inner west residents have dominated enquiry so far. Buyers are seeing value in the larger terrace style homes with communal amenity and oversized backyards – a unique feature to Sydney developments.

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The location of Ashbury Terraces has been a major drawcard, set opposite W H Wagener Oval and just a few hundred metres to Peace Park. The design of Ashbury Terraces has been inspired by the area’s parklands and well-defined heritage character of Ashbury. Landscape architects 360 Degrees Studio worked alongside the revered architecture firm SJB to create the lush landscaping throughout the development.

Families have shown interest in the terraces, not only for the striking design and abundance of space, but also for its proximity to local schools. Within a one kilometre radius is St Francis Xavier Catholic School, Trinity Grammar School in Summer Hill, and the local Ashfield Public School, which is just a five minute walk from Ashbury Terraces.

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The closest coffee stop is 3 Tomatoes, a seven minute walk. Just north is Georges River Road which is lined with cafes and restaurants.&nbsp;

The easily accessible transport to the city has been another tick for buyers who are needing to commute, with Ashfield Train Station just 1.5km away. South of the station is Ashfield’s busiest retail precinct, Ashfield Mall, where there’s a Woolworths and an Aldi, as well as a Chemist Warehouse, butchers, more cafes and restaurants, and the Ashfield Library.&nbsp;

Canterbury Park Racecourse is just over a kilometre south of Ashbury Terraces, on the banks of the Cooks River where there’s Croydon Park and Lees Park.

Ashbury Terraces will likely stand as one of the only new developments in the suburb given that most of the surrounding Federation-style bungalows are under heritage conservation, which will mean the charming village-style suburb will be protected for years to come. There are just 59 terraces on offer in the sought-after development, which has already been a hit with locals.

"This development was not about fitting the maximum built form into the available space. we wanted to partner with someone who could respect the existing suburb as well as the modern development we wanted to create," Athanassiou added.

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Despite the suburb's leisurely pace, Ashbury’s proximity to the inner-west’s bustling cultural and dining scenes leaves the suburb within easy reach of everything, giving its residents the best of all worlds

Joel Robinson

The small inner-west suburb attracting attention

Prominent Australian developer and builders, Coronation Property has announced its continued expansion into Sydney&rsquo;s inner-city ring with the acquisition of a $200 million mixed-use development site in Chatswood.

Located at 57-61 Archer Street, the site sits in the centre of the suburb and across the road from key amenities including Westfield Chatswood and Chatswood Chase. It&#39;s also just&nbsp;a 10-minute walk to Chatswood Station.

Coronation Property will utilise the connected site to deliver a mixed-use precinct with around 2,000 sqm of retail space and 130 residential dwellings.

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Head of Urban Transformations at Coronation Property, Aras Labutis said the acquisition represents an important milestone for the company as they continue to focus on mixed-use sites around Sydney.

&ldquo;The Chatswood site presented a unique opportunity for Corontion Property to contribute to what we see as one of Sydney&rsquo;s fastest-growing precincts. With the State and Willoughby Councils committed to further developing Chatswood as a major employment and residential hub, we are excited to respond to the demand for more housing in the area and build upon an already highly sought-after community.&rdquo;

&ldquo;The site is in an ideal location, in a blue-chip area that is currently experiencing extensive investment into its town centre and the surrounding infrastructure. These factors will drive further growth in the area and make Chatswood an excellent opportunity for owner-occupiers and investors,&rdquo; Labutis added.

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Over the last five years, the Council has been in talks with the Chatswood community, developing a strategy to grow the town centre as a major employment hub and a vibrant residential precinct.

Coronation Property&rsquo;s project will tie into the overarching vision to enhance Chatswood&rsquo;s evolving growth strategy, with the group intending to work closely with both the State and Willoughby Council throughout the citywide rezoning process.

&ldquo;The new development represents a continuation of Coronation Property&rsquo;s strategy to focus on transformative placemaking and aspirational inner-city residential projects,&rdquo; said Labutis.

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The Chatswood project further solidifies the group&rsquo;s already robust development pipeline, which currently has over $5.2 billion in major mixed-use projects, including the underway 8 Phillip Street in Paramatta development, Charlie Parker in Harris Park, Mason &amp; Main in Merrylands, Ashbury Terraces in Ashbury and Moore Point in Liverpool.

Construction for the Chatswood site is set to commence in 12 to 18 months, pending development approval.

Coronation Property will utilise the connected site to deliver a mixed-use precinct with around 2,000 sqm of retail space and 130 residential dwellings

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