Experience a lifestyle like never before at Dairy Farmers Towers. Enjoy breathtaking 360 degree views of Newcastle harbour from the comfort of your own luxurious home. With secure parking for each apartment, access to communal spaces, and a private gym, you'll have everything you need right at your fingertips. 
Take advantage of the work from home areas, perfect for those looking to strike a balance between work and leisure. Recharge with a swim in the pool on the podium, surrounded by stunning views of the harbour and districts. 
The lower levels of the building are fully activated with commercial and retail spaces, ensuring that everything you need is just a short walk away. With home automation and easy connection to the new interchange, your daily commute will be a breeze. 
At Dairy Farmers Towers, you'll have the opportunity to be a part of a new landmark in Newcastle's city skyline. With 184 stunning residences and a prime location, this is your chance to secure a once-in-a-lifetime investment. Act now and be a part of the rebirth of one of Newcastle's most iconic locations.

Dairy Farmers Towers, Newcastle West - 924 Hunter Street, Newcastle West

Castillo, Gosford - 65 Donnison Street W, Gosford

Amalfi by ALAND, Gosford - 50-70 Mann Street, Gosford

Aquila - 314 Avoca Drive, Avoca Beach

Peninsula - 177-179 Albany Street, Point Frederick

144 Brunker Road, Adamstown

31 Hudson Street, Hamilton

<ul><li>Spacious and elegant residences with added powder room.</li>
	<li>Located in the heart of vibrant Balwyn.</li>
	<li>High-quality finishes and fixtures.</li>
</ul>Boston is a collection of seven secluded and impeccably crafted luxury residences — is inspired by the site’s intriguing history. In 1859, vigneron Andrew Murray bought 103 acres of land to realise his dream of producing world-class wines. Boston is designed to be immersed in the quiet streetscape, sitting comfortably within the towering canopies and stately homes that grace this prized locale. The architectural façade is an exercise in clean lines, at once robust and unassuming, bold and timelessly elegant. Operable louvres in timber hues celebrate the natural surrounds and dark cladding allows the architecture to sit sensitively within the site.

A leafy entrance through a vine-covered arbour leads to fenced front gardens that enhance the feeling of privacy and seclusion. Large north facing gardens, conceived by John Patrick, provide residents with a deep connection to the landscape and charming spaces in which to entertain. Each residence features two basement car parks with access to lifts, stairs, storage and bike racks.

Sunlight streaming down from the skylight above bounces softly off the polished plaster, diffusing the light with a warm intensity. Approximately ten foot ceilings and Woodcut herringbone floors add a sense of grandeur, while the calming blue hues of the joinery form part of a neutral palette that awaits a personal touch. The residences will be enveloped by a highly considered, low-maintenance landscape, affording residents the best of both worlds — a lush green backdrop that flourishes when left alone.

With its stately homes, leafy streets and charming eateries, Balwyn is one of Melbourne’s most exclusive and coveted suburbs. Positioned only 10km from the CBD, and with a unique mix of parklands and bustling shopping villages, Balwyn offers the perfect balance of urban excitement and peaceful tranquillity.

Boston - 16 Boston Road, Balwyn

Vue - 18-22 Kendall Street, Gosford

Belvedere - 21-39 Alma Road, New Lambton

<ul><li>Demolition of 2 warehouses and a concrete car park.</li>
	<li>Construction of a mixed-use development consisting of 59 dwellings</li>
	<li>21 one-bedroom units</li>
	<li>32 two-bedroom units</li>
	<li>6 three-bedroom units</li>
	<li>5 four-bedroom three-storey terrace houses</li>
	<li>Communal open space and an urban activation space facing Lindus Street.</li>
	<li>Ground floor retail space (176.88sq m) on Railway Street.</li>
	<li>Lift and stair access to all levels.</li>
	<li>Materials used: concrete panel walls, metal screens, glazed and metal flat bar balustrades, face brickwork, lightweight cladding, and powder-coated horizontal plant louvres.</li>
	<li>Car parking for 80 vehicles, including 31 on the ground level and 49 on Level 1, as well as 4 motorcycle and 64 bicycle spaces.</li>
	<li>Associated landscaping.</li>
	<li>Development cost: $29.988 million</li>
</ul>

1-21 Railway Street, Wickham

<ul><li>2 brick warehouses and a concrete car park will be demolished.</li>
	<li>An 11-storey mixed-use development will be constructed with 59 apartments and five townhouses</li>
	<li>21 x one-bedroom apartments</li>
	<li>32 x two-bedroom apartments</li>
	<li>6 x three-bedroom apartments</li>
	<li>5 x four-bedroom terrace houses with mezzanine</li>
	<li>177 sqm commercial tenancy.</li>
	<li>The building will have lift and stair access.</li>
	<li>A communal open space with landscaping will be located on Level 2.</li>
	<li>Car parking for up to 80 vehicles, 4 motorcycles, and 64 bicycles will be provided.</li>
	<li>Associated landscaping will also be included.</li>
	<li>Site area: 2,630 sqm</li>
	<li>Project valuation: $29.988 million</li>
</ul>

29 Bishopgate Street, Wickham

15-17 Charles Street, Warners Bay

Construction is underway on Newcastle's latest residential development, ONE Apartments.&nbsp;

Their inhouse construction team, GWH Build, is handling construction of the two-tower development of just under 200 one, two and three-bedroom apartments.

The demolition of the existing site concluded late last year, paving the way for structural piling and inground work, which commenced early this year.

ONE Apartments, designed by global architects Marchese Partners and local firm CKDS, will feature one of GWH's signature inclusions, two all-weather rooftop entertaining areas overlooking 360-degree views of Newcastle.&nbsp;

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Among the additional amenities are an outdoor heated pool, cinema, gymnasium, steam room, and several smaller private communal spaces available for bookings.

GWH officially launched ONE Apartments to the market in mid-June 2022.

The project attracted a strong interest from the outset, particularly among purchasers from other GWH developments. This has resulted in over one-third of Stage One being sold within the first eight weeks on the market.

"Currently, we're over 50 per cent sold in Stage One and all of our one-bedroom apartments are sold out which shows so much confidence in the market at the moment in Newcastle City, especially off-the-plan," said GWH/RE Licensee in Charge - Peter Kunov.

"Our enquiry rate every week seems to grow despite the current market and the confidence in the off-the-plan sales for both downsizers and investors and first home buyers is really strong."

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ONE is located in the centre of Newcastle, just steps away from the Interchange, Marketown Shopping Centre and Newcastle’s famous walking tracks and trails.

The development is slated for completion in October 2025.

The project attracted a strong interest from the outset, particularly among purchasers from other GWH developments

Urban Editorial

Newcastle's One Apartments over 50% sold as construction continues

A new mixed-use development is set to transform the landscape of Lindus Street in the inner suburbs of Newcastle, with the demolition of two warehouses and a concrete car park set to make way for the construction of 59 new dwellings in <a href="/developments/wickham-nsw-2293">Wickham</a>.

The plans for <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/1-21-railway-street-wickham">1-21 Railway Street, Wickham</a>, were lodged by Gemini Interchange Pty Ltd, which is directed by Maitland-born Kristoffer and Dallas Harvey. Kristoffer is currently the CEO for Goodman Group's activities in Greater China.&nbsp;

The development will comprise 21 one-bedroom, 32 two-bedroom and six three-bedroom apartments, along with five four-bedroom three-storey terrace houses, providing a range of living options to cater to the diverse needs of the community.

It’s hoped the project will help address Newcastle’s rental crisis — with the city’s vacancy rate sitting at just 1.4 per cent.&nbsp;

<img alt="Render of the propose terraces homes at the Wickham development" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="8419ded7-9eb9-4889-9c7b-a3b188eec0de" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/Screenshot%202023-04-04%20at%204.53.29%20pm.png?VersionId=E9Jn68PJRw7Z2VSVpQOszSsZrUbTFJZP" />Render of the propose terraces homes at the Wickham development. Credit: CKDS

The 11-storey development has been designed by&nbsp;CKDS Architecture, with it also set to feature communal open space and an urban activation space facing Lindus Street, as well as ground floor retail space on Railway Street.&nbsp;

The landscape design developed by Xeriscapes will integrate with and enhance the architectural forms and will aid in helping council to deliver a north facing urban activation space&nbsp;to the corners of Railway and Lindus streets, consistent with the vision for a public network outlined in City of Newcastle’s Wickham Masterplan 2017 and 
subsequent 2021 update.

The facade will feature concrete panel walls, metal screens and metal flat bar balustrades, paired with face brickwork, lightweight cladding and powder-coated horizontal plant louvres.&nbsp;

The built form has been constructed to maximise natural sunlight and cross flow ventilation throughout each of the residences while also providing view lines to the harbour.&nbsp;

The northern façade presents as an open form, taking advantage of sunlight and views, broken down into a hierarchy of slabs edges, dividing walls, and balconies.

<img alt="Aerial shot of the Wickham site " data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="08f77289-66c2-4654-8eda-d3c346c48176" src="https://s3.ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/inline-images/Screenshot%202023-04-04%20at%204.56.49%20pm.png?VersionId=gOzCxGNGPZ.4Y6EuzfNUlWT6Ah4oGGOv" />Aerial shot of the Wickham site.&nbsp;

80 car spaces will be available across the site, with 31 planned for the ground level and 49 across level one, in addition to four motorcycle spaces and 64 bicycle spaces, which has been pitched to encourage more sustainable transport options.&nbsp;

The near $30 million project is&nbsp;conveniently located near the <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/newcastle-nsw">Newcastle</a> Interchange and is well located for transport, shopping, public places and civic open spaces within the Newcastle City Centre.

The project is expected to take several years to complete, with construction set to begin in the near future. The development is expected to be a significant addition to the city, providing new homes, retail space, and green areas, while also enhancing the overall aesthetic of the area.

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It’s hoped the project will help address Newcastle’s rental crisis — with the city’s vacancy rate sitting at just 1.4 per cent

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New apartment plans lodged for Newcastle's inner-suburbs

Newcastle is set for its joint-tallest residential apartment tower, as Sydney developer Third.i. Group lodge plans for two towers on the landmark Dairy Farmers Corner site in Newcastle West.

The two towers, on the corner of Tudor and Hunter Streets, will home 184 apartments across the two buildings. One will rise nearly 100 metres, and 30-storeys, which will be the same number of levels as Pinnacle Apartments. There will be an adjoining five-storey building for retail and commercial.

Local architecture firm CKDS has designed the project. They are behind a number of&nbsp;the city&rsquo;s new residential and commercial buildings including the multi-award winning Verve Residences, Horizon Lee 5 and East End Stage 2.

A mix of one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments&nbsp;will be on offer, which Third.i Director, Luke Berry, says will have some of the best views in town, as well as the harbour, great dining and entertainment options, and the transport interchange at their doorstep.

To keep up to date with the development and its launch, enquire here

&quot;To create a true sense of community for residents we&rsquo;ve focussed on incorporating communal and green spaces and facilities such as a gym, a cabana pool area with lap pool, wine bar and cellar, and function rooms,&rdquo; Berry says.

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Third.i positions Newcastle as an exciting market to work in with great potential which presents a sea change for Sydneysiders, empty nesters and downsizes, given its close proximity to Sydney, and a relaxed return to the office, post pandemic.

&ldquo;In what we believe is a first for the city, we want to use some of the commercial space as a residents&rsquo; shared work hub, so they can work from home without being in their apartment,&rdquo; Berry added.

To keep up to date with the development and its launch, enquire here

The Newcastle West site was once home to Dairy Farmers - one of Australia&rsquo;s largest dairy producers. In a nod to the history of the site, Third.i will re-imagine the heritage-listed, iconic glass milk bottle and clock towers as part of a pedestrianised, broader public art installation.

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Dairy Farmers Towers is the fourth West End apartment project for the Sydney-based developer. It has already completed the West, Eaton on Union, and Stella on Hannell apartments in Wickham, creating 381 inner city homes.

Third.i&rsquo;s retirement living division ThirdAge is partnering with Merewether Golf Club on the recently approved luxury resort retirement living project &ndash; The Merewether.

To keep up to date with the development and its launch, enquire here

&ldquo;We feel like the West End is our second home and we are excited to be part of its revitalisation. We want Dairy Farmers Towers to be a West End icon, a landmark that will be reborn to create a new chapter in the West End&rsquo;s growth as a great place in which to live, work and play.&quot;

The project has been designed by leading local architectural firm CKDS. The firm is behind the designs of a number of the city&rsquo;s new residential and commercial buildings including the multi-award winning Verve Residences, Horizon Lee 5, East End Stage 2, and the Gateway l and ll buildings.

Third.i Director, Luke Berry, says the apartments will have some of the best views in town

Joel Robinson

Third.i to create Newcastle joint-tallest apartment development at the Dairy Farmers site

Buyers have moved in to the first stage of East End, Newcastle&#39;s newest apartment development, with stage two sales well underway.

The recently completed stage one of the Sam Arnaout-led Iris Capital&nbsp;development in the heart of Newcastle on Hunter Street comprises three buildings, Fabric House, Perkins &amp; King and Washington House.

Each building has been created by a different architect.

The most striking is Washington House,&nbsp;where architecture firm TZG had to incorporate the historic Washington House in to their design which retained the front facade.

<a href="/new-apartments/east-end-stage-2-newcastle-147-hunter-street-newcastle"><img alt="" height="837" src="https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/www.urban.com.au/s3fs-public/pictures/article-images/washington_house_1.jpg" width="1600" /></a> 
Washington House, built in the early 1900&#39;s.

Washington House was once the Charleston Studios, operated by the photographer Harry &#39;Henry&#39; Charleston in the 1930s, before being completely remodelled&nbsp;by Washington Handley Soul, of the investment firm now known as Washington H Soul Pattinson.

Washington House features an outdoor landscaped terrace on level three, complete with a private garden, barbecues and outdoor dining.

Durbach Block Jaggers created Fabric House with curved glass and the arched windows, while SJB designed Perkins &amp; King.

Interior design firm Turners handled the interiors.

Around 90 per cent of stage one has sold, with just the nine apartments remaining. Around 50 per cent have sold to owner-occupiers.

Stage two, which comprises Soul and Lyrique, both designed by&nbsp;CKDS Architecture, is around 50 per cent sold.

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The rear of Lyrique

PRDnationwide agent Ryan Houston says they are seeing a lot of local downsizers and young professionals who no longer want to mow the lawns.

&quot;They want to live the inner city lifestyle,&quot; Houston says, adding that there are out of town buyers&nbsp;from&nbsp;Sydney, as well as areas around Mudgee, Armidale and Dubbo looking for a weekend or even a sea change.

&quot;We are seeing a lot of interest recently in apartments as the market are seeing apartments as the futures of real estate and betting on the fact the market will continue to rise.

&quot;Best thing is that they can lock in a price today at todays prices for only a 10% deposit.&quot;

About the developer

Arnaout&#39;s Iris Capital are behind the likes of the residential developments Omnia in Potts Point, Grand Bondi Junction and Wattle Hill at Hurlstone Park.

Iris Capital also owns a number of hospital venues&nbsp;including the Manly&#39;s Hotel Steyne and Ivanhoe Hotel. Iris has&nbsp;prominent around the Kings Cross area for a number of years where they own&nbsp;the Bourbon.

On the East End project, Arnaout says &quot;This is something that we won&rsquo;t be able to replicate anywhere else and it&rsquo;s something we&rsquo;re proud to be delivering for the people of Newcastle.&quot;

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