Ashton

Set in the heart of one of Sydney&rsquo;s most prized harbour enclaves, Ashton is a brand-new addition to the Lower North Shore.

Located on Spit Road, this private sanctuary is the epitome of luxury with 14 residences meticulously planned.

Designed by a+ Design Group, Ashton was the winner of the Sydney Design Awards 2020.

Urban takes a look at five reasons you should consider an apartment at Ashton.

1. Developed by Sun Property

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Since its inception in 2010, Sun Property has grown an enviable portfolio of projects, specialising in premium boutique residences and mixed-used developments across Sydney&rsquo;s Lower North Shore.

The developers create engaging places that boast exceptional urban amenities and a quality lifestyle.

Sun Property is a property development company which is dedicated to the creation of quality residential projects

2. Luxurious Residences

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Graceful in design and presence, each of the boutique apartments beautifully captures the essence of Mosman&rsquo;s proud cultural heritage.

The architects, a+ Design Group, have tailored the space with light, geometry and proportion, with a unique identity and careful considerations.

The Hamptons-inspired interiors provide a canvas for each residents&rsquo; personal flair.

3. Lower North Shore Location

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Ashton sets a new standard for burgeoning developments in Mosman, with a prime position delivering convenience and a community feel.

The development is surrounded by the backdrop of Sydney Harbour and its national park and is just footsteps from the vibrant Mosman village scene.

This includes its beaches, art galleries, grand historic homes, caf&eacute; culture and direct transport to Sydney&rsquo;s CBD.

4. Impressionist-inspired Architecture 

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Ashton&rsquo;s architecture is influenced by the narrative of an impressionist painting.

The project is named in honour of Julian Ashton, a well-established artist in both oils and water-colour known for his romantic figure-paintings and his Australian landscapes.

Artists&#39; camps flourished around Sydney Harbour in the 1880s and 1890s, mainly in the Mosman area making it &quot;Australia&#39;s most painted suburb&quot;, and its iconic shoreline has captured the hearts of many of Australia&rsquo;s most famous artists.

5. Resident Amenities

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The Mosman development features communal amenities for its residents and generous living areas.

Apartments flow into an expansive outdoor terrace or wintergarden, as well as a rooftop garden with views overlooking Sydney and Mosman&rsquo;s surrounding streets.

Among its other features include ground-floor commercial space, basement parking, lift access and full security.

Residences in the complex begin from just $845,000.

Located on Spit Road, this private sanctuary is the epitome of luxury with 14 residences meticulously planned

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Five reasons to secure a Sydney apartment at the exclusive Mosman residence, Ashton

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There are whispers Ashton, the 1870 Elizabeth Bay trophy home, is under offer. 
It seems a neighbour on the Elizabeth Bay Road loop has knocked on the door of the historic home making a too good-to-be-true offer.
Retired travel consultant, who was a VP at American Express Travel, Ray Harris and his wife, Robyn, an interior designer, are considering the reputed near-$20 million offer. 
They have transformed the home since they purchased the mansion for $10.75 million in 2009.
Set on 1078sqm of near harbourside land, it has 680sqm of indoor-outdoor living space. 
A record $50 million is being sought nearby for the sandstone villa Tresco which the Waterhouse family have listed.
This article first appeared in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Whispers abound Ashton, the 1870 Elizabeth Bay trophy, under offer

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Contents arising from the lengthy Ashton family ownership of historic Markdale, the NSW country farm at Binda, are to be auctioned.
The <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/66561-historic-nsw-country-farm-markdale-sold-by-ashton-family" target="_blank">recently sold property</a> has been with the family for three generations.
The 2250 hectare farm was sold by company director Geoff Ashton and his wife Mary.
On May 12, 13 and 14<a href="https://www.markdale.com/markdale-auction-shapiro-auctioneers/"> the contents of Markdale</a> will be for viewing. The auctual auction of the 350 plus lots will be at the RSL in Crookwell starting at 12noon on Sunday.
But not all is going up for sale with exclusions including the polo-player weathervane that tops the 1920s home to symbolise the family's long association with the sport.
The seven bedroom homestead came with extensions by the acclaimed Professor Leslie Wilkinson and is set in an Edna Walling-designed garden.
The garden is acknowledged as one of the great country gardens of Australia.
The Southern Tablelands property derives wool production and guesthouse income from its two original stone cottages and the shearers quarters.
Richard Royle of Colliers International Rural &amp; Agribusiness sold the estate for an undisclosed price to a family with four boys from Sydney.
James Ashton, who was a copy boy on the Hay newspaper and went on to become chairman of MLC and the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, pioneered the farm.
James had four sons Jim, Robert, Geoff and Phil, who began playing polo against his wishes.
In the 1930’s, the brothers shipped their horses to England, the United States and India to compete against top international teams, winning numerous tournaments, including England’s Hurlingham Championship and the Indian Empire Shield, and an invincible team in Australia retiring unbeaten in 1938.
The guestbook shows just how generously the Ashtons have entertained their family and friends at the home since 1921.
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