Mount Druitt

Western Sydney buyers are enjoying a brand-new development positioned in the heart of Mount Druitt at GLP Development&rsquo;s latest residential project, No1 Zoe.

The Zoe Place residence features 268 residences in one, two and three-bedroom configurations, as well as a street-front retail centre, accessible by lift.

Mount Druitt is not just for locals. Many buyers are recognising the investment opportunities present in the area, with the $53 million Westfield redevelopment and the construction of the Western Sydney International Airport 15 minutes away.

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Surrounded by everything you need from retail and dining to transport, recreation and education, the development will find itself at the centre of a bustling lifestyle hub.

No1 Zoe has been carefully curated to achieve a feeling of timelessness, elegance and serenity.

The project encompasses three 12-storey residential towers, designed in collaboration between Brooks Projects Architects and interior designers Jackson Teece.

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The residences are spacious, with large balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows that maximise natural light while framing views to the Blue Mountains to the west and the city skyline to the east.

All apartments feature engineered timber floors, beech cabinetry, engineered quartz stone benchtops and premium Bosch appliances.

Suited to its urban location, homes include earthy shades that add warmth and bespoke detailing that creates a relaxed space.

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Two and three-bedroom apartments include a bath in the master ensuite, while all bathrooms include backlit mirrors, chrome tapware by Eago and overhead heating lamps.

Just moments from Westfields Mt Druitt, West HQ, Good Luck Plaza, Mt Druitt Railway Station &amp; bus depot, a range of educational institutions, No1 Zoe is where luxury and convenience fuse.

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Western Sydney buyers are enjoying a brand-new development positioned in the heart of Mount Druitt at GLP Development’s latest residential project, No1 Zoe.

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Western Sydney apartment development No1 Zoe built to take advantage of central Mount Druitt location

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Properties being offered with Bitcoin accepted have slowed down dramatically since the turn of the year.
Late last year when bitcoin was all the rage, there were a number of properties that hit the market accepting either full payment or part payment of the cryptocurrency that was drawing attention worldwide.
But now bitcoin has plummeted from $21,600 to now near $8,800 per bitcoin in just under a month, and vendors seem more reluctant to accept the crypto-cash.
The only brave new listing is a <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-mount+druitt-127303218" target="_blank">home in Mount Druitt</a>, where the vendor is happy to take the full $850,000 price guidance in bitcoin.
That in the current climate would equate to near 95 bitcoin.
The home around 40 kilometres west of Sydney sits on a 1,010 sqm level block.
It has three bedrooms, one bathroom and a recent minor renovation with a lick of paint, flooring and kitchen all freshened up.
It has a current rental potential of $380, or if you're still burying down in to bitcoin, around 0.04 bitcoin.
Sky Property agents Riza Kamerakkas and Fayez Abdo are marketing the home that last traded for $400,000 just last year.
Is it now worth cashing in on the crypto-currency in its current decline if you hold a number of bitcoins? Or are vendors more inclined to list their property with the potential it could double in price?
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Property by Bitcoin fad slows as cryptocurrency collapses 

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The De Angelis Hotel Group has purchased the Uncle Buck's Hotel in Mount Druitt for $25.3 million.
CBRE’s Daniel Dragicevich and Sam Handy negotiated the sale on behalf of ASX listed Lantern Hotels Group. Lantern advised that the sale price represented a 30.5 percent premium on the 30 June 2016 book value.
The 5,640sqm site offers future mixed used redevelopment potential underpinned by B4 mixed-use zoning and 32m building height approval.
The hotel features a 24-hour liquor licence with ‘early opener’ flexibility, and 27 gaming machines.
Dragicevich said Uncle Bucks offers all the core trading attributes of a top 50 gaming pub.
“Assets such as this are seldom publicly offered to market, which contributed to a keenly contested process which yielded an exchange of contracts some four days prior to the scheduled close of the campaign," he said.
“The availability of Sydney’s AAA gaming pubs is rapidly diminishing, with only a small pool of these assets remaining under private individual ownership and seemingly available for acquisition in the foreseeable future. Genuine market buoyancy at the top end is being driven by this undersupply, in combination with robust trading conditions, improved debt liquidity and a low interest rate environment."
 
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