Seven Hills

Seven Hills in Brisbane's inner east offers buyers both convenience to the city and an escape to nature.

It's managed to keep its quaint, suburban feel, with little to no population growth over the last decade. Just over 2,000 people call Seven Hills home, according to the latest census data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Most if its development came post World War II, when it was designed as a&nbsp;"garden estate", given almost half of the suburb occupied by the Seven Hills Bushland Reserve.

The lack of population growth shows there's been little to no opportunity to buy into the already established suburb, with very little new housing options in the owner-occupier-centric market.

Developer Heran Building Group is offering a rare opportunity to buy into the tightly held suburb, in their Clearview Urban Village masterplan of townhomes and apartments.

All townhomes have been snapped up, but there's still opportunity to buy into their apartment development, Vivace Apartments.

There's just 30 units in the Tallowwood Street building, a mix of two, three and four-bedroom apartments.&nbsp;Prices start from&nbsp;$685,000 for a two-bedder, which features two-bathrooms and two car spaces.&nbsp;

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The three-bedroom apartments are priced from $815,000, while the four-bedders come in at $1.45 million.&nbsp;

Designed by Heran's internal architect, the Vivace Apartments offer a contemporary design, with a natural colour palette and timber features juxtaposed to stone.

The spacious site provides large balconies and vertical screens for privacy and shading, and contrasts with the high density solutions of the inner city.

Communal spaces are dotted around the site, including a swimming pool, barbecue facilities, a fully-equipped gym, sauna, steam room and communal lounge.

The apartments will also feature secure underground parking and ample visitor parking as well, which only helps to bolster the community feel.&nbsp;

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Residents will be just steps away from the sprawling 50-hectare Seven Hills Bushland Reserve, which offers a number of bush walks with scenic views along the way.&nbsp;

Multiple access points to the walking track network can be found in streets adjoining the reserve, including Latina Avenue, Darcy Road, and Richmond Road.

For those who prefer to cycle, bicycle paths are readily available by the Brisbane River. The ferry to Brisbane CBD is also an option, as is taking the train, with Clearview conveniently close to Morningside and Norman Park train stations.

The apartments are within close proximity to the Brisbane CBD, South Bank, West End, and Fortitude Valley, which are well known for their abundance of shopping precincts and dining options, whether it be local or international cuisine, fine dining, or street markets.

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Brisbane is also a mecca for cultural activities, with Southbank offering performances at the Riverstage or the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, as well as exhibitions at museums or art galleries. For sports fans, Clearview is also close to both Suncorp Stadium and the Gabba.

The majority of the suburb's population is made up of families, with the suburb close in proximity to numerous private schools and universities, including Anglican Church Grammar School, Saint Thomas Catholic Primary School, Somerville House, Queensland University of Technology, and University of Queensland.

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The lack of population growth shows there's been little to no opportunity to buy into the already established suburb, with very little new housing options in the owner-occupier-centric market

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Seven Hills: The garden suburb where new housing is a rarity

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Rio Developments Pty Ltd has sold two new 278sqm industrial units in Seven Hills for a combined total of $2,350,000 +GST. 
Separate private investors purchased Units 1 and 10 on Brumby Street, as part of a 10-unit industrial estate.
The fully-secure premises offer quality, high-spec office accommodation, ample parking and an onsite sub-station that provides each unit with 80 amps of three phase power.
The units can be accessed via one container height roller door with an internal clearance of up to 7.5 metres.
CBRE’s Matthew Alessi negotiated the deals, noting it was the estate’s easy access to major arterial roads and the M7 and M2 motorways that attracted the buyers.
“Both purchasers were attracted to these buildings as they are located near major roads at the front of the estate, offering a balcony and exposure to passing traffic on the street,” said Mr Alessi.
“The estate is now complete and has three brand new units remaining for sale,” he concluded
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Investors snap up new industrial units in Seven Hills: CBRE

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Civic Properties has launched the $85 million Mason Apartments, a 138 apartment building over six levels in Sydney's western suburb of Seven Hills.
The development, 1 – 11 Olive Street is set within Civic Properties’ $250 million planned community The Hills Village.
Apartments are available in a range of one, two and three bedroom configurations and all offer balconies of up to 58 square metres.
One bedroom apartments will be priced from $485,000 to $520,000 with internal areas ranging from 50 to 68 square metres.
Two bedroom apartments start at $564,000 for a 75 square metre apartment and extend to $670,000 for 110 square metres.
Three bedroom apartments range in price from $690,000 to $750,000 with internal sizes from 99 to 107 square metres.
The buildings were designed by GM Architects with Fordree Design Group responsible for the interior
Daniel Ferris, Developments Manager of Civic Properties said the vision was to provide high quality apartments at an affordable price range will attract a range of buyers, especially first home-buyers. 
Kitchens are over-sized with all offering an abundance of storage space, feature splashbacks and waterfall stone benchtops. All apartments feature complete internal joinery cabinetry in laundry areas, internal and secure basement storage, LED lighting throughout, linear style air conditioning and NBN capabilities.
Construction of Mason Apartments is set to commence in March, 2017 with expected completion in October, 2018.
A sales office is located on-site at 1 Olive Street, Seven Hills and is open from 10am – 4pm from Tuesday to Sunday or by appointment.
For more information <a href="https://thehillsvillage.com.au" target="_blank">click here</a>.
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City living comes to Seven Hills with Mason Apartments

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A freestanding industrial facility in Sydney’s Seven Hills Industrial Estate has sold for $5,275,000 to an owner occupier. 
The 5,525 square metre site at 7 Tollis Place comprises an office and warehouse. The property offers two levels of accommodation and access via two large roller shutter doors.
CBRE’s John Micallef, Greg Pike and Matthew Alessi negotiated the sale of the property.
Micallef said although the buyer was prepared to pay a premium price for the building due to the lack of alternative properties available in the area.
“The sale is further evidence of the current heated demand for industrial opportunities in Sydney’s west,” he said.
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Office/warehouse in Sydney's Seven Hills sells for $5.2 million

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An architecturally-designed Seven Hills house has sold for $1.16 million.
Located at <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-qld-seven+hills-125415494" target="_blank">37 Salaria Drive</a>, it belonged to former Queensland Reds star Anthony Fainga.
It features multiple living and entertainment areas that integrates together along with a designer kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances, integrated dishwasher and Caesarstone benchtops.
An island bench and butler’s pantry are featured in the kitchen.
The kitchen also leads towards the open plan dining and living as well as covered alfresco deck.
A guest bedroom or study is also available on the ground level.
The outdoor entertainment area features a glass framed pool and rock boulder backdrop.
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Five bedrooms are spread throughout the property with the master having its own ensuite and walk-in robe.
On the upper level is the media room with built-in bar as well as an additional area for entertainment.
Other features includes a garage for two cars and a motorbike as well as laundry area.
The property is situated close to parklands, public transport and amenities.
The property was offered through Robyn Tait of Place.
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Former Queensland Reds star sells Seven Hills house for $1.16 million

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Lendlease managing director of communities Matthew Wallace has listed his modern family home in Seven Hills, Brisbane.
Wallace said he is spending more time in Sydney.
The <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-seven+hills-126899614" target="_blank">split level Majestic Outlook home</a> five kilometres east of Brisbane, comes complete with a 20 metre suspended lap pool, private cinema, and an ice-cream maker on the deck.
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It has six bedrooms and three bathrooms. 
Ray White Ascot agent Damon Warat said enquiry has been strong from families.
He has set a December 2 auction.
Wallace spent nearly 20 years at Mirvac.
 
 
 
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Seven Hills home listed by Lendlease director Matthew Wallace

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Nail and beauty distribution giant Hawley Products has inked a five-year lease on a brand-new industrial facility in Sydney’s north west.  
The 75 5sqm office/warehouse building, located at 14 Brumby Street, Seven Hills, features container height roller door access, internal clearances of up to 8.5 metres and modern office accommodation over two levels. 
Completed in June, the property is ideally situated in proximity to the M2 Motorway, providing connection to Sydney’s major road distribution network. 
CBRE’s Matthew Alessi and Brendan Wein negotiated the lease transaction on behalf of the private lessor at a rental rate of $160 per square metre (net).  
Mr Alessi said the property’s size and location were key factors underpinning the deal.  
“After identifying this site as being on the market with another agent for more than 12 months, we were able to achieve an excellent result for both parties – with the tenant being able to increase its footprint and racking capacity, and the owner securing a long-term tenant,” Mr Alessi said.
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