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Kewgordon Brochure.Pdf l{E G O R D O N Positive Investment Enterprise Enterprise Investment Positive kew gordon kew gordon Welcome to your place, Kew Enterprise Gordon A nostalgic elegance resonates with Gordon; its ability to sit neatly amongst national parkland with easy access to a vibrant and growing community. Filled to the brim with cafes, restaurants and schools, enjoy the charm of living life in the many social spaces the community has to offer. With an abundance of opportunities to both connect and disconnect, Gordon has become known for its parks, reserves and golf courses frequented by those enjoying the simple pleasures of their day-to-day. Investment Kew Gordon offers a total of fifty apartments made up of a mix of one, two and three-bedroom apartments and four large rooftop penthouses featuring expansive balconies overlooking Gordon’s treetops. With space to entertain the whole family, and the privacy to enjoy the peaceful setting with a book and a cup of tea; Kew is designed for you to immerse yourself in its natural beauty while enjoying Positive the convenience of living just 600m from Gordon train station. page 4 page 5 kew gordon kew gordon Enterprise Investment Positive page 6 page 7 kew gordon kew gordon 1. Gordon Train station 4 minute drive 600m 6 2. Ravenswood School for Girls 5 4 minute drive 4 2km 3. Gordon Centre 4 minute drive 9 350m 4. Chatswood 10 minute drive 7km Enterprise 5. North Sydney CBD 20 minute drive 15km 6. Sydney CBD 30 minute drive 20km 2 8 7. Pymble Ladies’ College 5 minute drive 10 2.5km 8. Gordon Golf Club 3 minute drive 1 11 1.2km 3 9. North Ryde Investment 18 minute drive 6.7km 10. Macquarie Park 15 minute drive 5.7km 11. Macquarie University 18 minute drive 6.5km Positive 7 page 8 page 9 kew gordon kew gordon Enterprise Investment Positive page 10 page 11 kew gordon kew gordon Your place to enjoy private comforts Enterprise Your personal oasis and a standout in the Gordon skyline makes use of space and light in a highly considered fashion. Embrace a relaxed lifestyle at home, in a space that prioritises both comfort and functionality. Embrace modern functionality and the convenience of quality SMEG appliances as well as ducted air conditioning that ensures comfortable living all year round. Admire polished timber floors throughout your apartment complemented by masonry stone benchtops. In Investment selecting quality finishes that build texture and warmth, a beautifully curated colour palette is crafted to compliment any lifestyle. Positive page 12 page 13 kew gordon kew gordon Enterprise Investment Positive page 14 page 15 kew gordon kew gordon Your place to Your place to be active Enterprisebe social Boasting an abundance of green spaces, Gordon is valued for its The pulse of the North Shore, Gordon is a natural drawcard for opportunities to be active and social. Choose between a number of community and culture given its unique natural offering. Take in the activities including golf, tennis and football. Enjoy the serenity of a juxtapositioning of both a village and contemporary ambience in bushwalk in the national park and look out for impressive views across the area’s impeccably restored shop fronts with intricate federation the Lane Cove River and Bobbin Head. Pack a picnic and make a day of features. With a reputation for elegance and rustic sophistication, you’ll it with family and friends. While it’s easy to feel far from the noise of the also find a number of eclectic boutiques at your doorstep. city, Gordon’s train line makes commuting to the City and Chatswood Enjoy the range of supermarkets and stores available at Gordon Centre seamless. with a variety of grocery stores, butchers, delis and bakeries to choose from. Cherish the quiet of this family friendly community centre during Investment the week and the bustling footpaths that emerge on weekends. Positive page 16 page 17 ST. IVES RD APH EGR TEL D R Explore the North E L A V A Shore & beyond N O M 5 E A 11 S TE PYMBLE 2 RN ART ERIAL Education RD 1. Ravenswood School for Girls D R E L 2. Gordon East Public School A D 3. Gordon West Public School ROSE 4. Killara High School 5. Pymble Ladies College 6. Macquarie University 19 15 EAST KILLARA 16 14 Recreation 18 21 12 Gordon golf club Enterprise 4 7. 20 8. Killara golf course 13 9. Lindfield Cricket Club W D 3 E R A O 10. Lane Cove National Park N O 1 A A R GORDON V 11. Garigal National Park E T S E LE 7 ATT D W Y R 10. Lane Cove National Park Eat & Drink 18 13. Pottery Green Bakers Y 12. Pablo & Rusty’s A N K O 13. Pottery Green Bakers R WEST PYMBLE D 14. Two Stews and a Cockatoo P 15. Acacia Japanese cuisine A C I KILLARA 16. Porto Azzurro Italian Restaurant Investment F IC H 17. Green Gate Hotel W Y 9 8 Y GAM LAD E D Lifestyle R RD RF HA W 18. Gordon Centre NS DE ID 19. Ku-Ring-Gai Library 10 F 6 Transport Positive 20. Gordon Train station M LINDFIELD M 21. Pacific Hwy Bus Stop O TO R W A Y MACQUARIE PARK 10. Lane Cove National Park 7. Gordon golf club 13. Pottery Green Bakers 20. Gordon Train station T RY S BOUNDA kew gordon kew gordon Your place to watch Enterprise your family grow Ideally located just a stone’s throw away from some of the North Shore’s top primary and secondary, public and private schools, Gordon affords families the luxury of choice. Amongst the schools within close proximity is the prestigious Ravenswood School for Girls (6min), an independent day and boarding school for K-12 girls, Pymble Ladies’ College (7min) and two quality public schools on either side of the community (Gordon West and East Public School). In addition 3. Gordon West Public School 6. Macquarie University to local education, Gordon’s transport network allows for students to travel to institutions on the Lower North Shore and Northern Beaches. Investment Positive 1. Ravenswood School for Girls 3. Gordon West Public School page 20 page 21 kew gordon kew gordon Your place amongst nature Enterprise With a reputation for leafy outlooks, Kew Gordon takes every opportunity its natural surroundings offer. A distinctly contemporary, open plan living space sprawls through large modern windows onto a generous terrace. Designed to entertain both your social and private self, enjoy uninterrupted views of the national park, reminding you of the tranquillity and calm that surrounds. Use your terrace to unwind of an evening or entertain friends and family by the weekend. As you move around your home, continue to take in these enviable views from each space with statement windows placed throughout. Investment Positive page 22 page 23 kew gordon kew gordon Enterprise Gordon Centre Investment Your place supports the local communityPositive Kew Gordon is committed to ensuring Gordon’s local community continues to be diverse and inclusive through supportive housing opportunities. Key workers’ housing is open to a number of local essential service workers including teachers, police officers and child care workers. Giving these key members of the community an opportunity to live in comfortable and quality housing allows them to continue to do good in their roles. Key workers’ housing is an important step for Kew Gordon in being Lane Cove National Park Porto Azzurro Italian Restaurant an integral part of creating a supportive and sustainable community. page 24 page 25 kew gordon kew gordon Enterprise Investment Positive page 26 page 27 Partners in quality the team Landscape Architect Conzept Conzept offers a professional, personalized service for all types of development & building projects. Conzept aim to create innovative landscape spaces which compliment site features, local character and proposed architectural style and to suit our clients brief, lifestyle. Conzept design approach is to create site specific, practical, sustainableEnterprise and beautiful contemporary landscapes using a considered range of plant species, materials and finishes. Builder Alpine Projects Alpine Projects Australia has achieved constructive excellence for over 11 years to clients ranging from Investment shop fit-outs to new warehouses, large distribution centres and multi-residential construction. The team at Alpine is comprised of industry professionals from a variety of industry sectors. Having such a diverse, qualified and experienced team allows Developer Alpine to offer a complete solution to its valued clients Positive Investment Enterprise and stakeholders. Positive Investment Enterprise is rapidly emerging as one of Australia’s foremost propertyPositive specialists. The experienced Alpine Projects undertakes continuous market team is adept at developing innovative and environmentally sustainable environments, achieved through expertise research to remain informed of and reactive to world across multiple property segments, including medium density residential, mixed-use, and high-rise apartment leading industry practices and technologies. developments. All apartments come equipped with high quality finishes and stylish inclusions. The vast knowledge and experience of the property team ensures meticulous standards in the design and construction of every project. Disclaimer: This brochure and the information contained in it does not form part of any contract, and while reasonable effort has been made to ensure accuracy, this cannot be guaranteed and no representation or warranty is made in that regard. The developer reserves the right to modify any parts of the building and/or development as directed or approved by the relevant authorities. Accordingly, photographs, artist impressions, and graphic images depiction interiors and exteriors, while generally reflecting the proposals at the time of printing, are meant as a guide only and are subject to change.
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