Clemton Park Village pricing at under FHOG threshold

Clemton Park Village pricing at under FHOG threshold
Jonathan ChancellorDecember 7, 2020

Australand's Clemton Park Village has seen over 600 apartments sold to date, with the penultimate building now launched.

Located 13 kilometres from the Sydney CBD, the latest 45 Campsie apartments will comprise a mix of one, two and three bedroom scheduled for a 2017 completion.

Most will have a north-east facing vistas of landscaped gardens, including the community garden where residents can grow their own vegetables and herbs.

The village comes with a Coles supermarket. The former Campsie factory site of electrical appliance maker Sunbeam hass now well been transformed.

Australand NSW residential division general manager Nigel Edgar said almost all of the 45 apartments priced for first-home buyers.

“44 of the 45 apartments are priced under the threshold of the First Home Owner Grant," said Edgar.

“Like the other 600 apartments at Clemton Park Village, we expect to get knocked over in the rush for this second last release.”

The new release went officially on sale to the general public on 2 March, with 12 one bedroom one bathroom apartments priced from $535,000, four two bedroom one bathroom apartments from $645,000, 28 two bedroom two bathroom apartments from $690,000, as well as a single three bedroom two bathroom apartment priced at $825,000.

All the apartments will feature secure parking and storage.

First home buyers Harriet Wallis Jara and Pablo Jara, currently living in Croydon Park, are among the recent off the plan apartment buyers within the master planned community.

They bought in the Parklife apartment complex with the first home buyer government grant incentive.

The couple plan to use the second bedroom in their new apartment as a guest room for when family and friends stay.

Jonathan Chancellor

Jonathan Chancellor is one of Australia's most respected property journalists, having been at the top of the game since the early 1980s. Jonathan co-founded the property industry website Property Observer and has written for national and international publications.

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