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L a N E C O V E N O R LANE COVE NORTH Welcome to your new home... and LANE COVE NORTH everything beyond. Artist impression Design that resonates. Find serenity in the city in a place that echoes all of Lane Cove’s diverse charms. As you journey through the building – from its luxurious apartments to its rooftop retreat – you’ll find a home where architecture, nature and stylish village living are in perfect harmony. Calm your mind on Echo’s crowning gardens where elevated views take in the suburb’s leafy canopies to the district beyond. Find space to gather over a barbecue, relax under the pergola, or simply retreat in tranquil surrounds. Echo is where nature’s inspiration brings a fresh new dimension to sought-after Lane Cove living. This is your sanctuary away from the daily bustle, but with metropolitan Sydney always within reach. Artist impression INSIDE Spaces that mirror your way of life. Flowing interiors and seamless indoor- outdoor living combine to create an irresistible home. Elegant timber floor tiles enhance the natural mood while expansive sliding glass doors open up to admit plentiful sunshine and summer breezes. Artist impression INSIDE OUTSIDE Artist impression HOME LIFE Inspired by today’s relaxed natural moods. A home with space to spend time outdoors, to entertain, and enjoy the rhythm of family life. Echo’s boutique living environments inspire calm and bring delight in every moment of the day. You’ll love the emphasis on intelligent spatial design, detail and finishes, and reverse cycle air conditioning that works to enhance the experience of living here. Layouts are designed with flow and easy living top of mind. Spaces are filled with light and air. Kitchens with their generous island benches form a focal point for families or entertaining, while the neutral palette of high quality, low-maintenance finishes gives voice to your own personal style. For commuters and busy families, all apartments include secure basement parking and ample essential storage. 09 10 ENTERTAIN LIVE Spaces you’ll return to again and again. Echo’s beautifully-equipped gas kitchens fuse the latest in contemporary design with easy, natural warmth. Islands incorporate a wonderful dine-in feature, ideal for family breakfasts or social events. On the benches and splashbacks, Carrara marble adds a luxurious feel while maintaining the clean, modern lines. Home chefs will also appreciate the suite of quality European stainless steel appliances that are seamlessly integrated into the designs. Consideration has been given to every aspect from the generous fingertip storage to the soft-closing doors and drawers. Artist impression 11 12 REFRESH REVIVE Liberate your senses. Bathrooms and ensuites are all about personal indulgence. Wrapped in floor-to-ceiling tiles, these elegant designer spaces have a Zen-like feel, perfect to relax and unwind. Minimalist wall-hung basins create a cool contemporary touch while glass-screened showers keep the lines clean and uncluttered. Beautifully lit open shelving provides space to display your signature scents and accessories with mirrored shaving cabinets overhead offering ample room to store everyday essentials. Artist impression 13 14 Where nature and lifestyle converge. Stay in touch with the natural world. Surrounded by waterways, pristine bushland and the majestic Lane Cove National Park, leisure pursuits are a seamless part of your day. Spend an afternoon exploring the walking trails, immersed in birdsong and the undisturbed beauty of nature. Follow the gentle turns of the river by boat or kayak, then find a peaceful spot for a picnic. This lush native terrain provides locals with the perfect running, hiking and boating environment at any time of year. Experience Lane Cove living in its purest form. Amidst these beautifully tranquil surrounds, it’s easy to forget you’re less than 10km from the CBD. The Alcott Lillah Middle Eastern Four Frogs Creperie Lane Cove National Park Discover New Shanghai Chatswood Chase a beautifully balanced lifestyle. Lane Cove’s family friendly surrounds offer immense lifestyle appeal for all ages. The Alcott From premier schools to beautiful golfing The Source Lane Cove Market Square greens and Lane Cove’s state-of-the-art Aquatic Centre, everything you need for complete wellbeing is just a short walk, cycle or drive from home. Chatswood Golf Course Lane Cove National Park Lane Cove Market Square Lane Cove Aquatic Centre The Alcott Lillah Middle Eastern Four Frogs Creperie Lane Cove National Park New Shanghai Chatswood Chase Home to a thriving café and foodie culture, everyone loves Lane Cove’s upmarket village atmosphere. Brunch alfresco on Longueville Road’s fabulous “Eat Street”, from the Middle Eastern flavours of Lillah and the hip Kasina Korean Eatery to the classic gastro pub menu at Longueville Hotel. Meet friends over cocktails after work, or pick up something special for dinner. The cluster of providores, boutiques, on-trend eateries and small bars along with handy supermarket majors spoil Lane Cove locals for choice. The Alcott Fill your shopping tote with fresh market produce, bakery treats or fragrant blooms. The Source Lane Cove Market Square Find essential services right where you live. Every convenience of city village life lies right on your doorstep. Chatswood Golf Course Lane Cove National Park Lane Cove Market Square Lane Cove Aquatic Centre 12 2 1 3 11 4 10 5 9 6 7 8 Perched across the harbour from the CBD, Lane Cove lies within easy reach of the city Sydney CBD Lane Cove Public School but feels a world away. 1 7 North Sydney Lane Cove River Parkland, bushland reserves and abundant 2 8 Everything recreational facilities coupled with its St Leonards Chatswood Golf Club vibrant market-style village reflect the 3 9 peaceful, family-oriented nature of the area. 4 Lane Cove Aquatic Centre 10 Chatswood For students, some of the North Shore’s within your Lane Cove Village Artarmon Train Station most highly ranked public and private 5 11 schools sit nearby while commuters Tantallon Oval Sailors Bay enjoy easy access to the CBD and major 6 12 neighbouring retail and transport hubs at reach. both Chatswood and St Leonards. LOCATION Grosvenor Rd M2 West Lindfield Park Eton Rd Roseville Ferncourt Ave Pacific Hwy Victoria St Boundary St Shirley Rd William St Findlay Ave Royal St Ashley St Crick St The r ame Lady Lane Cove River Park Archer St Fullers Park Anderson St convenience Millwood Ave Chatswood est A38 Chatswood of village Delhi Rd Fullers Rd A38 5 living. 3 Albert Ave Bertman St Sydney St 4 16 14 Eddy Rd Holland St Chatswood Chatswood Earl St Athletic Park Golf Club 26 22 Lane Cove North 18 A1 20 9 Hatfield St 19 27 28 Magdala Park M2 obray Rd Cobar St 1 Smith Rd Parks Schools Battern Reserve 1. Mindarie Park 18. Mowbray Public School 13 2 Pacific Hwy 2. Stringy Bark Creek Reserve 19. Cubby House Childcare 15 Artarmon 3. Mowbray Park 20. Happy Kids Kindergarten 21 Sirius Rd 4. Lane Cove River 21. Lane Cove West Public Epping Rd 22. Farran Street Child Care Centre Cullen St Artarmon Reserve Lane Cove est Rd Baron Finlayson St 23. Currambena School Lane Cove Tunnel Retail 24. St Michael’s School 29 12 5. Westfield Chatswood Burns Bay Rd Centennial Ave 6 6. Lane Cove Market Square 7 2517 Grace St 33 M2 7. Lane Cove Village Cafes/Restaurants/Bars Kimberley Ave 30 Reserve Rd 26 Phoenix St Cleg St 8. The Plaza 25. The Junction 8 Blackman Park 9. Springbok Delights 26. Longueville Hotel 11 10 31 d R 32 10. Woolworths 27. Cafe Geo e n Penrose St Howell Ave i r 11. Coles 28. Mowbray Eatery Seville St u o Dickson Ave Bridge St b 29. The Alcott Buffalo m 23 Lane Cove a 30. Shorties Bar & Dining Creek River Rd W T Transport Reserve Cope St 31. Lil Lane Eatery 24 12. Lane Cove Bus Interchange Tennyson Park 32. Via Napoli Pizza 22 13. Artarmon Train Station Austin St 33. Story Expresso Longeuville Rd Riverview Sports Fields/amenity Earl St Innes Rd 14. Rotary Athletics Field Gaza Ave Lane Cove 15. Tantallon Oval Golf Club Farnell St Lane Cove St Leonards 16. Chatswood Golf Club Bushland Park 17. Lane Cove Aquatic Leisure Centre Warraroon Reserve Linley Point River Rd Blaxland St Boronia Park 21 Par Rd Northwood DEVELOPER ARCHITECT Landmark Group is a leading property firm From opening their doors in the year based in Sydney. 2000, DKO has grown from a small team delivering medium-density residential Wholly Australian owned, they specialise in architecture into a practice of more than residential and commercial property devel- 200 design professionals working in opment. Over the past 20 years, Landmark offices across Australia, New Zealand Group has formed strong relationships with and Southeast Asia. key consultants, local governments and investors. While the practice has expanded, so too has the breadth of projects undertaken. They are well-regarded as experts in all From bespoke residences to distinctive facets of property development, from archi- residential communities, luxury hotels, tectural design and project management to unique hospitality and workplace council approval and sales and marketing. interiors, urban design and large-scale master planning. Each Landmark Group development represents the company’s commitment to What remains consistent however, is quality, integrity and market knowledge. the pursuit of high quality architecture driven by the needs of the client, site opportunities and the dynamic process of translating design intent into built outcome. At the core of DKO’s design philosophy lies a commitment to an urban architecture that serves people, respects place and stands the test of time. 23 24 A home that resonates with your life, make it yours. LANE COVE NORTH Disclaimer by the developer and their agents: The particulars are set out as a general outline for the guidance of intending purchasers and do not constitute an offer or contract.
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