Crown Ashfield secures top down sales success at its tree-house inspired Liverpool Road offering

Crown Ashfield secures top down sales success at its tree-house inspired Liverpool Road offering
Jonathan ChancellorDecember 7, 2020
It was top-down success as apartments went on sale today at Crown Ashfield's $88 million resort-style development.
 
Sold stickers in the early sales were very dominant among the pricier apartments on offer.
 
 
Located nine kilometres from the Sydney CBD, six kilometres from the University of Sydney, 10 kilometres from the airport, 300 meters from Ashfield Mall and 750 metres from the railway station Ashfield, sales were underway at same-day launch events in Sydney, Indonesia and Singapore.
 
Crown Group chief executive Iwan Sunito tweeted his delight at the early morning buyer queues as it represents an important milestone for Crown Group as its brand continues to gain momentum around the world.


 

Crown Group chief executive Iwan Sunito said Crown Ashfield will feature a forest interior concept along with the development’s internal atrium.

"The common areas will be bathed in natural light, lush greenery and first-class residents’ amenities," Sunito said.

The starting price mark was around $700,000 for a one bedroom apartment.

Crown Ashfield was designed by Surry Hills architects Turner featuring natural, organic elements throughout including an internal atrium, abundant natural light, a flowing sculpted water feature and lush greenery at 168 Liverpool Road.

The sold stickers were being quickly posted for the apartments in the modern nine-storey development comprising 79 boutique apartments, four exclusive retail spaces, resident and visitors’ car parking, grand lobby lounge, theatrette, piano room and rooftop communal facilities including a terrace and a recreational area with city views.  

Crown Group achieved an impressive $173 million in sales within four hours at the launch of Sydney by Crown in November last year for its Clarence Street project.

Closer to town, strong sale were also achieved as 581 apartments (below) were offered at the Lend Lease launch of the Darling Square project.

The two penthouses sold at more than $10 million each.

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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