First home buyers save up to $63k in Clayton South's Aster Apartments as Cedar Woods match HomeBuilder Grant

The Cedar Woods Developer Boost, which matches the Victorian government's $15,000 HomeBuilder Grant, can see first home buyers save up to $63,000
First home buyers save up to $63k in Clayton South's Aster Apartments as Cedar Woods match HomeBuilder Grant
Joel Robinson March 14, 2021

Until the end of March buyers can save up to $63,000 buying an apartment in the Clayton South apartment development Aster, the final release in the sought-after Jackson Green community.

The Cedar Woods Developer Boost, which matches the Victorian government's $15,000 HomeBuilder Grant, can see first home buyers save up to $63,000 when combined with the First Home Owner Grant and stamp duty savings.

The entry level apartments are priced at $396,800 for a limited time, and two bedroom apartments from $524,000 for eligible buyers. Three bedroom apartments start at $725,000.

Aster, set across three buildings in the heart of Clayton South, has been designed by DKO and comprises 63 one, two and three bedroom apartments just 20 kilometres from the Melbourne CBD.

Each apartment will feature generous open plan living spaces and quality fixtures and finishes throughout.

Aster Apartments, fronting Haughton Road, will be part of the wider Jackson Green community which already has a number of successful apartment developments.

It sits near at the end of a spaced-out row of the completed Wattle Apartments and Gardenia Apartments. At the other end of the row is the sold-out Huntington Apartments.

Aster sits directly opposite Jackson Green’s central park, allowing unparalleled access. Just across the road is a recreational hub with a dog park, basketball courts, the Djerring trail and other outdoor facilities for all to enjoy.

 

Joel Robinson

Joel Robinson is the Editor in Chief at Urban.com.au, managing Urban's editorial team and creating the largest news cycle for the off the plan property market in the country. Joel has been writing about residential real estate for nearly a decade, following a degree in Business Management with a major in Journalism at Leeds Beckett University in England. He specializes in off the plan apartments, and has a particular interest in the development application process for new projects.

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