Buyers say good morning to Breakfast Point development

Buyers have snapped up 34 apartments off the plan out of an available 45 in the Endeavour block at the Breakfast Point masterplanned development in Sydney’s Canada Bay over the weekend.

The Endeavour building forms part of the new Harbour precinct of Breakfast Point and is due for completion in early 2013.

It is one of four unit buildings to be constructed in the Harbour precinct of the development, located on the southern shores of the Parramatta River.

Endeavour's 45 apartments include a mix of layouts: one bedroom plus study, two bedrooms, two bedrooms plus study, three bedrooms and two double-level penthouses with house-like proportions. Endeavour will be completed late next year.

One- and two-bedroom apartments sold from $545,000, three-bedroom apartments sold for $1.3 million each and a penthouse sold for $2.1 million.

Upon completion in 2016, Breakfast Point, the 52-hectare waterfront development, will accommodate 1,865 homes and house up to 5,000 people.

In May, the $2 billion project in reached the $1 billion sales milestone with more than 1,300 homes and apartments sold over the past 11 years by its joint developers Rose Group and Cbus Property, the national construction industry superannuation fund.

The sale of the Endeavour apartments follows 70% of units in another Harbour precinct block, Acacia, selling off the plan in May. 

All four buildings within The Harbour precinct are named after ships that played major roles in the discovery and settlement of Sydney.  A nautical character will be reflected in all of the buildings. 

The Harbour precinct will be enclosed by luxurious gardens and also features The Pier, which includes a residents-only 25-metre horizon lap pool, which flows into a lagoon pool, timber sun deck and a white shingle roof pavilion. 

Some of the Endeavour apartments have views across the Parramatta River.