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View Brochure QUALITY APARTMENTS BUILT FOR A LIFETIME WHY MERITON HAS GROWN TO WHY BUY FROM MERITON: BECOME AUSTRALIA’S LARGEST • 100% construction completion on every project AND MOST TRUSTED DEVELOPER: • We pride ourselves on developing residential MERITON’S FOUNDER • We only develop in the best locations; close towers across Australia showcasing the best to employment, education and transport hubs fixtures, finishes and on–site facilities As founder and Managing Director of The Meriton Group of companies, Harry Triguboff A.O. has overseen the construction • We have 57 years of history under • We offer a complete and tailored solution when the same name and founder, and specialise it comes to finding your perfect apartment of over 75,000 residential dwellings, and has won numerous awards in building apartments for his contribution to the Australian property industry. • We provide a tenant guarantee on settlement • Many competitors are yet to receive DA approval for every investor and have a vested interest Born in Dalian, China in 1933, Harry spent his early childhood let alone finance approval which is required in providing the best rental returns for construction to commence. Our developments in the Russian community of Tianjin, south of Beijing. He came are DA approved with construction underway • We can help you manage your investment to Australia in 1948 and was educated at Scots College in Sydney, prior to marketing, offering purchasers and offer Australia’s most competitive before attending Leeds University in England. He graduated with peace of mind management rate of 4% a degree in textile engineering and began his working life in the textile • Each apartment development is an evolution • We can also help you should it come time businesses in Israel and South Africa, returning to Australia in 1960. in quality and design, driven by an understanding to sell your apartment of future standards and the way people Harry Triguboff became an Australian citizen in 1961. He drove a taxi want to live • We provide dedicated on–site building management to lease properties, inspect and owned a milk run before building his first block of apartments and • Our in–house architects and engineers work grounds, facilities and conduct all maintenance, establishing Meriton in 1963 at just 30 years of age. Since then, alongside the best firms in the country ensuring developments are maintained to the he has become Australia’s most successful residential property to deliver a bespoke product highest standard developer and a generous philanthropist, donating millions of dollars each year to many causes. Harry Triguboff is still passionately involved in the design and construction of all projects. % Over 75,000 100 $1.2B Over 9,000 57 apartments built by construction in apartment apartments owned years of history Meriton across Sydney, completion on sales in 2019 and managed Brisbane and the every project by Meriton Gold Coast REFLECTIONS RHODES LIFE ON THE WATERS EDGE This is Meriton’s final waterfront development at The Peninsula, and we’ve saved the finest until last, complete and ready to move in now. These stunning homes embrace the sparkling waterways of the Rhodes Peninsula offering uninterrupted, never to be built out water views in a breathtaking setting. Revel in the absolute waterfront ambience from this low-density collection of just 94 oversized apartments set over 7 levels boasting a diverse range of layouts and sizes; apartments of these proportions are rarely built these days. These recently refurbished apartments feature functional enclosed balconies which serve as an extension of the already generous living areas. Many bedrooms take in the stunning view through floor to ceiling glass windows. Centred around magnificent five-star resort style amenities, this is the ultimate reflection of inspirational Sydney waterfront living. All just an short walk to Rhodes Shopping Centre and train station connecting you to Sydney CBD in just 20 minutes. 4 5 REFLECTIONS RHODES REMARKABLE UNINTERRUPTED VIEWS Never-to-be-built-out views over the glittering waterways define these timeless modern residences where dual aspects in many of the homes deliver vistas from almost every room. Abundant glazing on floor-to-ceiling glass windows frame the spectacular views over the sun-kissed waters and lush green foreshore to create unsurpassed living experiences. 6 7 REFLECTIONS RHODES YOUR URBAN SANCTUARY From your luxurious apartment you can live life at your own pace. The vast waterways and green parklands that encircle your home shape a recreational paradise, while just behind you Rhodes’ bustling urban village places all the conveniences of city life close by. Enjoy a real community feel in the 300sqm private park that works as your residential “backyard” with an expansive 25m heated indoor pool, sauna and gym offering resort style indulgence right where you live. 8 9 REFLECTIONS RHODES REFLECTIONS ON SPACE AND STYLE These superbly appointed apartments are remarkably large, offering the kind of oversized living rarely available in Sydney today. Meriton’s hallmark square, functional layouts are thoughtfully designed to maximise space and easy furnishing with high quality finishes chosen for their contemporary yet timeless appeal. Choose from a stylish selection of as-new one, two and three bedroom apartments, plus luxury top floor 3 bedroom apartments with generous house-like proportions of up to 131sqm internally with terraces up to 107sqm. • Large 450x900 marble inspired porcelain tiles flow from the living areas onto generous enclosed balconies or courtyards accentuating the sense of space • Single and dual level designs, many with study rooms • Brand new stainless steel SMEG appliances including oven, gas cooktop, undermount rangehood, microwave and semi-integrated dishwasher • 40mm Caesarstone benchtops will full height polyurethane cabinetry • Plush charcoal coloured carpets, roller blinds, built-in wardrobes in all bedrooms, energy saving LED downlights and split-system air conditioning throughout • Internal laundry with dryer included • Wired for high speed broadband internet and pay TV • Secure resident parking with direct lift access and intercom, many apartments come with an automatic lock-up garage 10 11 REFLECTIONS RHODES 12 13 REFLECTIONS RHODES REFLECTING YOUR MOOD These elegant entertainer homes capture all the warmth of absolute waterfront living. Enclosed balconies and upper-level terraces work as an extension of the living spaces creating an alfresco feel whatever the time of year. Entertain in style or simply settle back and enjoy those picture perfect Sydney days with showpiece water views as your constant backdrop. 14 15 REFLECTIONS RHODES BUILDING B BUILDING B APARTMENTS APARTMENTS 421, 521, 621, 721 419, 519, 619, 719 2 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM Internal Area: 78m² Internal Area: 81m² TV MEDIA Enclosed Area : 5m² Enclosed Area : 8m² External Area: 7m² LIVING BED 2 Total: 89m² BED 1 EB Total: 90m² + Carspace C + Carspace EB LIVING DINING N BED 2 N L TV ENCL.BAL. ENCL.BAL. BAL. BAL. ENCL.BAL. ENCL.BAL. BAL. ENCL.BAL. ENCL.BAL. BAL. 403 404 SHR 404 2 BED 403 2 BED 2 BED ENCL.BAL. 2 BED ENCL.BAL. BAL. LDY BAL. ENCL. 405 ENCL.BAL. ENCL.BAL. BAL. G. ENCL. 405 BAL. BAL. ENCL.BAL. ENCL.BAL. 2 BED G. BAL. 2 BED 402 FS 419 ENSUITE BAL. FS 418 BAL. 402 419 3 BED LOBBY LIFT 1 2 BED 418 3 BED LOBBY LIFT 1 2 BED KITCHEN 2 BED 2 BED ARD 401 420 401 ARD BED 1 1 BED 417 420 ARD COURTY DINING NON-TRAFFICABLE 2 BED 1 BED 417 ARD COURTY 1 BED NON-TRAFFICABLE VOID GROUND COVER AREA 2 BED FS GROUND COVER AREA STUDIO BALCONY VOID FS COURTY ENCL. COURTY BAL. ENCL. ARD BAL. 406 LIFT 3 ARD ENCL. COURTYARD 406 LIFT 3 421 COURTYARD 2 BED COURTY ENCL. ENCL. 421 BAL. ENCL. COURTYARD BAL. BAL. 2 BED BAL. BAL. 2 BED COURTY ENCL. ENCL. COURTYARD 2 BED BAL. 414 LOBBY G. BAL. BAL. L LOBBY G. G. 414 2 BED MAIL G. BAL. MAIL ROOM BAL. 2 BED LIFT 2 407 408 ROOM BATH MAINT. LIFT 2 407 408 2 BED 2 BED 422 MAINT. SER. STORE 422 FS SER. 2 BED 2 BED STORE WC 3 BED ENCL. WC FS BAL. 3 BED ENCL. LDY KITCHEN BAL. REC. PR OFFICE REC. OFFICE MAIL PLANTER 423 413 412411 410409 PLANTER 423 MAIN LOBBY ROOM FS 2 BED MAIL 413 412411 410409 2 BED 2 BED2 BED2 BED3 BED MAIN LOBBY ROOM FS 2 BED COURTYARD 2 BED 2 BED2 BED2 BED3 BED COURTYARD MAIS. MAIS. MAIS. MAIS. COURTYARD COURT. COURT. COURT. COURT. COURT. MAIS. MAIS. MAIS. MAIS. COURTYARD COURT. COURT. COURT. COURT. COURT. PLANT. PLANTER PLANT. PLANT. PLANT. PLANT. PLANTER PLANTER PLANT. PLANTER PLANT. PLANT. PLANT. PLANT. PLANTER PLANTER BUILDING B BUILDING B MEDIA APARTMENTS APARTMENTS 421, 521, 621, 721 419, 519, 619, 719 2 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM m² Internal Area: 78 m² TV Internal Area: 81 MEDIA Enclosed Area : 5m² Enclosed Area : 8m² External Area: 7m² LIVING BED 2 Total: 89m² BED 1 Total: 90m² EB + Carspace C + Carspace EB DINING LIVING BED 2 N L N TV ENCL.BAL. BAL. ENCL.BAL. BAL. ENCL.BAL. ENCL.BAL. BAL. ENCL.BAL. ENCL.BAL. BAL. 404 DISCLAIMER 403 DISCLAIMER SHR 404 2 BED 2 BED 403 ENCL.BAL. 2 BED 2 BED BAL. ENCL.BAL. LDY TWO BEDROOM BAL. ENCL. 405 Purchasers take note: these floor plans do not form part of the contract for sale of any lot withinBAL. ENCL.BAL. ENCL.BAL. G. BAL. ENCL. Purchasers take note: these floor plans do not form part of the contract for sale of any lot within 405 ENCL.BAL. ENCL.BAL. 2 BED BAL. G. BAL. 2 BED FS the development, they are indicative only. The descriptions, layouts and areas set out in this floor 402 419 ENSUITE BAL. 418 the development, they are indicative only.
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