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AUSTRALIA’S APARTMENT LEADER IN QUALITY AND DESIGN BER ON ISE IN ENT EX TIAL D M E -R A M C N EV U H H U P EL E E O G S O L D L N I T I O M R L E S S H E N ’ E P E A A T V C R M L I E B S E I L T E E A U D N S A B I E T R L B D T S E 2 6 R U 0 1 A 1 1, 0 2 , 2 2 2 01 15 2 002, 2014 013, 2014 3, 2014, 20 014, 2015 PURCHASE WITH CONFIDENCE, PURCHASE MERITON WHY MERITON HAS GROWN TO WHY BUY FROM MERITON BECOME AUSTRALIA’S LARGEST / We pride ourselves on developing residential AND MOST TRUSTED DEVELOPER projects across Australia showcasing the / We only develop in the best locations; best fixtures, finishes and on-site facilities close to employment, education and transport hubs / We offer a complete and tailored solution when it comes to finding / We have over 50 years of history under your perfect apartment the same name and founder, and specialise in building apartments / We provide a tenant guarantee on settlement for every investor and have / Our developments are DA approved with a vested interest in providing the best construction underway prior to marketing rental returns / Many competitors are yet to receive / We can help manage your investment DA approval let alone finance approval and offer Australia’s most competitive for construction to commence management rate of 4% / Each apartment development is an / We can assist should it come time evolution in quality and design, driven to sell your apartment through our by an understanding of future standards dedicated re-sale division and the way people want to live / We provide dedicated on-site building / Our in-house architects and engineers management to lease properties, inspect work alongside the best firms in the grounds and facilities, and manage country to deliver a bespoke product all building maintenance SOLD 50 YEARS OVER 75,000 100% $1.45 BILLION $1 BILLION OVER 50 YEARS APARTMENTS CONSTRUCTION IN APARTMENT IN APARTMENT OF HISTORY BUILT BY MERITON COMPLETION ON SALES IN 2017 LEASING IN 2017 ACROSS SYDNEY EVERY PROJECT 3 A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW ONE OF SYDNEY’S BEST KEPT SECRETS In a premium location opposite Mill Park, Riverview is the only north facing waterfront residence on the Rhodes Peninsula, enjoying uninterrupted views over the glistening Parramatta River. Rising 12 levels, Riverview offers an impressive selection of 59 spacious new apartments – all complete and ready to move into. Featuring a selection of studio, I, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments up to 154sqm internally, many boasting dual aspect water views and large entertaining terraces. ACTUAL VIEW 4 5 RIVERVIEW INDOOR A DIFFERENT AQUATIC CENTRE KIND OF NATURE’S ON BACKYARD YOUR SIDE PLENTIFUL GREEN SPACE AND BOUNDLESS WATER BAYSIDE PARK Riverview has been perfectly positioned on the Rhodes Peninsula AT YOUR DOORSTEP to capture sweeping waterfront views over Homebush Bay, the historic Parramatta River and the Sydney CBD skyline. Set in picturesque surrounds, only footsteps to Mill Park, enjoy morning jogs, peaceful evening strolls or cycle rides along the pristine river foreshore to Sydney Olympic Park where you’ll discover spectacular world-class sporting and recreational facilities. On your doorstep this will all be a part of everyday life while living SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK PRECINCT in this prestigious waterfront location. IS JUST MOMENTS AWAY 6 7 RYDE BRIDGE SYDNEY CBD MILL PARK BRAYS BAY PARRAMATTA RIVER 8 9 A DIFFERENT MODE OF LIVING APARTMENT 740 COME HOME TO BRIGHT OPEN SPACES AND WATERFRONT VIEWS Riverview offers generous open plan layouts with a selection of bright and neatly designed INTERNAL SIZES single and dual level apartments. 1 bedroom / Over 80% of apartments enjoy uninterrupted / Every apartment features brand new stainless 47sqm – 61sqm water views with many boasting north aspects steel Miele appliances, plush wool blend carpets and contemporary bathroom designs 1 bedroom + study / Higher floor apartments enjoy 180-degree 56sqm – 74sqm views across the Parramatta river towards / Exclusive resort-style facilities including the Sydney CBD skyline an indoor aquatic centre with pool, spa, 2 bedroom sauna and gym with the added convenience 65sqm – 106sqm / Many apartments feature dual aspects and security of a dedicated on-site building 3 bedroom / Living areas flow seamlessly onto large manager, café and convenience store enclosed entertaining balconies that open up 152sqm – 154sqm / Secure undercover resident parking to sweeping views over the Parramatta River with direct lift access for all apartments / Studies as large as bedrooms with some apartments featuring media rooms 10 11 T E E R T S 5 N I L V E D V IC TO R IA RO A DIFFERENT 21 AD SHOPPING AND DINING 1 Schibello Caffé 230m 11 2 Oliveto Ristorante and Bar 1.1km 3 Rhodes Waterside KIND OF MEADOWBANK Shopping Centre 1.3km 4 IKEA Rhodes 2km CLOSENESS 5 Top Ryde Shopping Centre 2.9km 6 DFO Homebush 3.9km 10 D Sydney Markets 6.5km A O In this premium location, you’ll truly experience the R D R Macquarie Shopping Centre 8.2km best of both worlds with all the amenities of inner city O C N O Sydney CBD 16km living alongside ample open space and natural beauty. WENTWORTH 14 C POINT Close to major transport hubs, the weekday commute 1 TRANSPORT will be easy giving you more free time to enjoy all 7 the benefits of waterfront living. Riverview is a short AND SERVICES walk to Bennelong Bridge, Rhodes train station 20 7 Bus Stop 130m and Meadowbank Ferry. 8 Bennelong Bridge 700m 8 Enjoy a selection of retail outlets, all within easy 9 Rhodes Train Station 800m reach including Rhodes Waterside Shopping Centre, 10 Meadowbank Ferry Wharf 900m Top Ryde City Shopping Centre and DFO Homebush. Riverview is located close to some of Sydney’s most 11 Meadowbank Train Station 1.2km prestigious schools and educational institutions 12 Myhealth Medical Centres 1.2km 9 including Rivendell, Trinity Grammar and University 13 Concord Hospital 2.4km of Western Sydney, while Sydney Olympic Park 2 23 Precinct and Bicentennial Park are only 15 BRAYS BAY SPORT AND LEISURE moments away. PARRAMATTA RIVER 12 PARRAMATTA RIVER 14 Mill Park 10m 16 15 Brays Bay Reserve 1.2km 16 Rhodes Park 1.3km 3 17 FORESHORE WALK 17 Kokoda Memorial Walkway 2.8km CYCLE PATH TO 4 SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK 13 18 Sydney Olympic Aquatic Centre 5.1km 19 Spitfire Paintball and Go Karts 5.8km Bicentennial Park 2.7km Concord Golf Club 3.8km Sydney Olympic Park 4.9km 22 TOP SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES 20 Rhodes Central Preschool Kindergarten 300m 21 TAFE NSW Meadowbank 1.3km QUDOS SYDNEY BANK ARENA SHOWGROUND 22 Concord West Public School 2km RON ROUTLEY 23 Rivendell School 2.6km 19 OVAL MLC School 6.4km SYDNEY Trinity Grammar School 6.9km OLYMPIC PARK BICENTENNIAL Macquarie University 8.3km PARK E 10km University of Western Sydney V I R D 18 CONCORD University of Sydney 14km Y A GOLF CLUB B W H E S S U T N E B R E N M M O W E O H TO R W S AY 12 6 13 14 2 MILL PARK STREET RHODES NSW 2138 MERITON.COM.AU/RIVERVIEW.
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