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Wahroonga Is One of the Most Desirable Suburbs on Sydney's 3 EMBRACE A NEW STYLE OF LIVING AT THE LYNE APARTMENTS 4 5 Artist’s Impression 6 7 Artist’s Impression The Lyne Apartments, Wahroonga Treat yourself to a relaxing new lifestyle at The Lyne Apartments, an exquisite development on the upper North Shore of Sydney. This stunning new development has been crafted Combining clean modern lines with an inviting colour with an eye for detail. From the spacious living areas palette, The Lyne Apartments has been designed to with leafy views, to the beautifully fitted kitchens and be contemporary yet completely liveable. The outdoor comfortable bedrooms, these apartments have been balcony spaces are perfect for an al fresco meal thoughtfully designed to ensure you can unwind and on a summers evening and the generous windows enjoy an easier way of life. will allow sunlight to brighten your living spaces throughout the year. Artist’s Impression WAHROONGA SYDNEY WAHROONGA KNOX WAHROONGA ABBOTSLEIGH JUNIOR ABBOTSLEIGH PARK CHATSWOOD CBD TRAIN STATION GRAMMAR SHOPPING VILLAGE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 8 9 Wahroonga Train Station 4 mins 1 mins < 500 m Westfield Hornsby 5 mins 11 mins < 2 kms Wahroonga Shopping Village 5 mins 1 mins < 500 m Hornsby Hospital 5 mins 11 mins < 2 kms Abbotsleigh School For Girls 9 mins 3 mins < 500 m Hornsby Train Station 5 mins 11 mins < 2 kms Abbotsleigh Junior School For Girls 12 mins 3 mins < 500 m Chatswood 20 mins 17 mins < 11 kms Knox Grammar 13 mins 3 mins < 1 km Sydney CBD 30 mins 36 mins < 20 kms 10 11 The Lyne Apartments are located in the charming suburb of Wahroonga, a peaceful, leafy green corner of Sydney that is conveniently located near multiple modes of transport. Wahroonga is one The Lyne Apartments are situated only a short stroll from Wahroonga train station and is an easy 36 minute commute to the Sydney CBD. For of the most desirable access to all other parts of Sydney, the proximity to the transport hub of suburbs on Sydney’s Hornsby is another enviable advantage. NorthConnex (see map) is a proposed nine-kilometre twin tunnel upper North Shore, motorway that will link the M1 Pacific Motorway at Wahroonga to the surrounded by stunning Hills M2 Motorway at West Pennant Hills. parks and bushland NorthConnex Motorway is set to be an important link in Sydney’s road network as it will wider connectivity within NSW making a direct yet close to a range of connection to West Pennant Hills from Wahroonga, with the potential of shopping centres and cutting 15 minutes of travel time in each direction allowing more time to do the things you love. boutique shopping villages. Your morning coffee is only moments away when Wahroonga Shopping Village is a five minute walk from The Lyne Apartments. 12 13 Finishes Palette 12 Fraser Park HORNSBY 8 Hornsby 9 Train Station 10 Dusk Nightfall Pacific Motorway NORTH Adgeworth David Avenue WAHROONGA 11 Adgeworth David Avenue CARPET Waitara Junction Road Train Station WAITARA Coonanbarra Road Pacific Highway 7 Burns Road 1 Proposed Northern Interchange KITCHEN FLOORING 16 15 2 WAHROONGA Wahroonga Train Station 17 NORMANHURST 5 14 PR OPOSED NORTH CONNEX TUNNEL 13 3 Normanhurst KITCHEN BENCH Train Station 4 Cumberland Highway Warrawee Eastern Road Train Station 6 7 Fox Valley Road Pacific Highway WARAWEE KITCHEN JOINERY 1. Barker College 7. Clarke Road School 12. Hornsby Park 2. Wahroonga Public School 8. Hornsby Hospital 13. Normanhurst Boys high School 3. Knox Grammar 9. Westfield Hornsby 14. Wahroonga Shopping Precinct 4. Gillespie Field 10. Cliff Oval 15. Abbotsleigh Junior School 5. Abbotsleigh School For Girls 11. Hornsby Girls High School 16. Coonanbarra Cafe 6. Loreto Normanhurst 17. Connanbarra Park Love where you live... BATHROOM TILES A great lifestyle starts with a great location. At The Lyne Apartments, shopping options are endless with both Westfield Hornsby and Westfield Chatswood close by. Alongside the very best of lifestyle amenity, The Lyne Apartments are perfectly situated amongst some of the finest schools within Australia. These include Knox Grammar, Abbotsleigh, Pymble Ladies College and Barker College to name a few. Adding to the convenience, for those who enjoy a day on the green, there are seven golf courses within 3km of The Lyne Apartments. 14 15 Landmark Group is a wholly Australian-owned property development company. Their success is founded Wolski Coppin Architecture is an experienced Sydney based architectural practice, with a proven track record on the strength of their relationships. in multi-unit residential development. From key consultants to local governments, they have forged trusting, durable partnerships with a large number Many of their projects are located within the Lower North Shore and Northern Suburbs of Sydney, where of investors. Backed by over a decade of solid experience, their key focus remains on building exceptional they have developed a keen understanding of planning, market, and construction industry desired outcomes for the region. properties in some of Sydney’s most desirable areas. Wolski Coppin Architecture believes that successful projects are based upon design, market awareness, commercial viability, Their expertise encompasses all facets of property development, including sourcing prime sites, project buildability and environmental sustainability. management, architectural design, council approval, sales and marketing. Wolski Coppin Architecture also believes that clear and transparent communication with all stakeholders is vital. Every Landmark Group development exemplifies the company’s commitment to best standards. Underpinned Their portfolio of projects is clear evidence of the success of this approach. by market knowledge and governed by integrity, Landmark Group is currently realising a number of projects to add to their impressive portfolio. 16 Proudly developed by: www.pia.com.au Disclaimer: PIA does not guarantee, warrant or represent that the information contained in this advertising and marketing document is correct. Any interested parties should make their own enquiries as to the accuracy of the information. We exclude all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties arising out of this document and any liability for loss or damage arising there from..
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