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DASCO's latest residential development in Roseville, One Rose, has been designed to mimic the opulent garden estates the Upper North Shore suburb is renowned for.

One Rose offers a collection of just 23 residences, seamlessly blending with the neighbourhood's rich historical charm.&nbsp;

Bold face brickwork pays homage to the surrounding classic architecture and respects the integrity of the streetscape, with vertical timber batten detailing adding privacy and a contemporary aesthetic.

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Crafted in collaboration with leading designers, One Rose comprises two sculptural five-level buildings, housing penthouse-style two and three-bedroom residences. The homes have been enhanced with landscaped alfresco spaces, considered finishes, and an array of contemporary luxuries.&nbsp;

The communal areas at One Rose provide a tranquil atmosphere that encourages relaxation and retreat. A central garden, adorned with an established gum tree, serves as a shaded centrepiece and further enhances the natural beauty of the development.

With a pergola-shaded barbecue area, seating, and a meandering boardwalk, the landscaped spaces have been carefully planted with a mix of hardy, water-wise, low-maintenance native species, inspired by the surrounding bushland, while delicate flowering trees, such as jacarandas, add splashes of colour throughout.

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The residences at One Rose come with a range of unique features and luxurious amenities, designed to elevate the living experience with a wellness retreat, electric car charging facilities, two high-tech car lifts with smart queuing and double safety backup, premium European appliances, and integrated refrigeration.

As an upgrade option, residents have the opportunity to enjoy Gaggenau appliances for a limited time, absolutely free. The apartments also feature smart ducted air-conditioning, smart motorised blinds, a rooftop terrace with lifestyle facilities, with selected residences even coming with built-in fireplaces and mini bars.

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Situated in a prime location, One Rose is also surrounded by some of Sydney's most prestigious public and private schools, as well as renowned shopping destinations like Chatswood Westfield and Chatswood Chase.

There's still a collection of two and three-bedroom floorplans available, with prices starting from $1.45 million.&nbsp;

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One Rose offers a collection of just 23 residences, seamlessly blending with the neighbourhood's rich historical charm

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How One Rose taps into the heritage of Roseville

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In the past 12 months, Sydney’s North Shore has seen over $1 billion of sites sold as anticipated demand for apartments overtakes supply.
Developers have been focusing on high density opportunities in the Lower North Shore along the current North-West Sydney Metro station, which include suburbs such as North Sydney, Crows Nest, St Leonards, Chatswood and Macquarie Park.  
Major projects to be delivered include:
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<li>Mirvac - Nine's Willoughby site, 460 new dwellings</li>
<li>Podia – Recently purchased North Sydney Site - Planning proposal</li>
<li>Frasers – Masterplan approved Macquarie Park Ivanhoe Estate, 3,300 dwellings</li>
<li>Meriton – Macquarie Park up to 230 apartments</li>
<li>Aqualand, Develotek Partner for 600 apartments in Chatswood</li>
<li>Aqualand- North Sydney mixed-use development comprising 441 high-end apartments (under construction) </li>
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And now investors are scrambling for a piece of the action, with Roseville on the Upper North Shore smashing records this month, with 14 individual buyers snapping up 14 brand new luxury townhouses in just one weekend, with prices ranging from $2.5 million to $3.58 million with internal areas ranging from 122 – 173sqm internally. Interestingly the higher value townhouses in excess of $3m were the first to sell. 
Local developer Mayrin Group purchased the 6,778 square metre amalgamated site at 130-138 Archer Road and 10a, 12 and 14 Boundary Street in Roseville in 2017 from Savills Australia for north of $35 million.  
With an estimated end value in excess of $110 million, The Archwood Residences, designed by highly acclaimed architectural firm DKO is a limited collection of four bedroom townhouses with a stunning central garden retreat designed to include luxe lobbies, private lifts, marble bathrooms and natural stone kitchens.  
The homes feature fully integrated home automation systems, with the technological options including car licence plate recognition, biometric keyless entry and automated lighting and smart blinds. 
With only 20 townhouses released in Stage 1, 26 expressions of interest were received with a total of 14 lots sold on the day of the launch.
According to Stuart Cox, Director, Residential Site Sales at Savills Australia, Roseville remains one of the most hotly contested Upper North Shore suburbs, situated just 12 kilometres north-west of the Sydney CBD bound by Lindfield to the north, Castle Cove to the east, Chatswood to the south and Chatswood West to the west."
“Not only is this development of the highest calibre, it also boasts excellent access to public transport and is in the catchment area for Roseville Public School and Chatswood High School. Other private schools close by include Roseville College, Ravenswood School for Girls,  Pymble Ladies College, Knox Grammar School, Barker College and Abbotsleigh” he continued.
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The Archwood in Roseville is the North Shore's latest residential development

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The Chinese developers Longton Group and Chiwayland have joined forces to develop a $200 million apartment project in Sydney's Roseville.
Their 220-apartment project The Uptown will be built on 1.37-hectares at 1-31 Victoria Street, opposite Roseville College.
It is a two minute walk from Roseville Railway Station.
Longton is known for two futuristic developments at Mascot, Futra and Avantra, which have pioneered such technological breakthroughs as MyiButler and iCommunity. 
But Chiwayland is new to Australia, with both companies having a good relationship in China.
The Uptown will have six buildings in individual garden settings designed by architect Brent Marvin of MD+A.
“We’ve provided deep landscaped setbacks from the street and retained the concept of private gardens for each apartment,” said Mr Marvin. “As well as the large apartment balconies we’ve set aside resident-only areas for socialising.”
Apartment interiors by Archer + Wright will have stonework, broadloom carpet and wide-plank timber floorboards.
Each apartment comes with an iPad that can control the lighting, blinds, television and surround sound system. The iPad is also loaded with Longton’s patentedMyiButler app, a concierge system for ordering goods and services. 
Another feature of The Uptown will be Longton’s social media platform, iCommunity, which allows neighbourhood information and residents’ messages to be displayed on interactive, electronic noticeboards in the lobbies of each building.
The multi-stage development is releasing 61 apartments in May, comprising:
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<li>one-bedroom units (50sqm) from $698,000</li>
<li>one-bedroom units plus study (61-70sqm) from $785,000</li>
<li>two-bedrooms (70-85sqm) from $990,000 and</li>
<li>three-bedrooms (97-104sqm) from $1,290,000</li>
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All apartments have one or two security car spaces and lock-up storage rooms.
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iPads come with latest Roseville residential development

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The new chief of Bauer Media in Australia, Nick Chan and wife Peggy have sold their 1930's Roseville home.
More than $5 million was likely secured pre-auction by the couple who have owned the property for 16 years.
They paid $1.7 million in 1999 for the 2083 sqm holding. The family home has four bedrooms, a wine cellar, full sized tennis court and an in-ground pool.
The Mosman-bound Chan was made Bauer CEO earlier this month following his departure as chief operating officer from Seven West Media last year.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-nsw-roseville-122333470">The Clanville Road property</a> sold through Philip Waller of McGrath Linfield who had a price guide of between $5 million and $5.5 million.
This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.
 
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Bauer boss Nick Chan sells in Roseville

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A five bedroom, two bathroom Roseville home has sold for $3.41 million.
The bungalow has interiors by the interior designer Briony Fitzgerald.
It gardens were by Peter Fudge, the brother of the vendor.
It went to <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-nsw-roseville-134377370" target="_blank">recent auction</a> through Ray White Upper North Shore agent Lisa Davies who had a guide of $3.4 million.
It last sold at $1.485 million in 2005.
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Roseville trophy home sold for $3.4 million

<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/keco">Keco City Development Group (Keco)</a> has started construction on its $145 million <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/seymours-residences-989-1015-pacific-highway-roseville">Seymours Residences</a> mixed-use project, comprising 112 prestige apartments at the gateway to <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/chatswood-nsw">Chatswood</a> and <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/Roseville-nsw">Roseville</a>, in Sydney&#39;s North Shore.

Architecture firm&nbsp;<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/architects/bvn-architecture">BVN</a> has designed the project, in collaboration with&nbsp;Marchese Partners International. The seven storey development features a mix of apartments and five commercial spaces on the ground level.

There are eight manicured gardens throughout the development, with an additional&nbsp;two roof top gardens on level five complete with barbecue facilities.

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<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/ceerose">Ceerose</a> has been appointed to build the project. Edward Doueihi, Managing Director of <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/builders/ceerose">Ceerose</a> comments.

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&ldquo;Seymours Residences prime location and visionary design will ensure it becomes a prominent landmark development straddling two of Sydney&rsquo;s North Shore suburbs. Approximately 1,000 workers will be employed during the construction phase. Demolition recently started and the main work is expected to commence this month. Over the past two decades, the Ceerose name has become synonymous with constructing boutique residential buildings that epitomise luxurious living.&rdquo;
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Sergio Spagnuoli, General Manager at <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developers/keco">Keco City Development Group</a>&nbsp;said,

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&ldquo;Seymours Residences paves the way for future developments with its focus on quality materials and attention to detail, while connecting to nature through its extensive manicured gardens irrigated by harvested water. It is designed for tomorrow with solar panels providing clean energy, electric vehicle chargers in the basement carpark and a cloud-based building management system, giving a glimpse of where Keco is setting its direction for the future.&rdquo;
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<a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/seymours-residences-989-1015-pacific-highway-roseville">Seymours Residences</a> is located within a short walk from <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/chatswood-nsw">Chatswood</a> (900m) and <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/developments/Roseville-nsw">Roseville</a> (650m) train stations as well as the future Sydney Metro which has trains heading to the CBD every four minutes. Ten of the top 70 NSW HSC ranked schools are within a seven kilometre radius. The second largest retail centre in Sydney with nearly 500 stores combining Westfield Chatswood and Chatswood Chase is a short 950 metres away.

One hundred and twenty-six residential car parking spaces are available for residents, 24 visitor bays, including 5 with EV charges, and 22 car spaces for the commercial area.

Completion is anticipated mid-2022. The on-site display suite is located on the corner of the Pacific Highway and William Street, Roseville.&nbsp;

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Keco City Development Group has started construction and has appointed builder Ceerose for its $145 million Seymours Residences in Chatswood and Roseville.

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Seymours Residences, Chatswood begins construction December 2020

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In a move reflective of a number of RSL decisions in recent years, the Roseville Memorial Club has chosen to development its premises at 62-66 Pacific Highway.

A development agreement between the club and Hyecorp Property Group was conceived during 2017, culminating in last week's lodgement of a development application for the dual fronted 1,375 square metre site. Working under the project name <a href="https://www.newrose.com.au/">New Rose</a>, a new ground floor 759 square metre RSL club would be incorporated under the plans devised by PBD Architects.

Identifying the need to refresh the club whilst also taking advantage of Ku-Ring-Gai's favourable planning controls, the development application seeks 33 apartments above a rejuvenated club space.

A mix of one, two and three bedroom apartments are proposed, as are 3 basement levels incorporating 51 spaces.

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<figcaption>PBD Architects have designed Sydney's latest RSL redevelopment</figcaption></figure>At the time of agreement, Hyecorp Managing Director Stephen Abolakian provided the following statement on the redevelopment of the sixty year old venue:

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The building of new club premises is essential in ensuring the Club can continue to sustain itself for future generations to enjoy. We will be introducing new facilities and service offerings to accommodate a range of age groups and interests, creating a true community hub.

While an important goal of the redevelopment will be to attract younger members and visitors, we certainly recognise the need to preserve the traditions and attributes that have helped the Roseville Memorial Club become a much-loved community establishment.
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The redevelopment whilst maintaining a presence onsite is a palatable outcome in the eyes of many Sydney RSL clubs, given 31 of the institutions within New South Wales <a href="https://sourceable.net/property-development-imperils-sydney-rsl-clubs/">reportedly closed</a> during 2000-2010 timeframe. 

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<figcaption>Kogarah and Bondi RSL developments</figcaption></figure>A handful of Sydney RSL's are currently in major development mode, seeking more robush outcomes than that of Roseville's.

The Kogarah RSL site is well into construction with the final outcome to include 220 apartments and a 2,000 square metre home for the Club. Bondi RSL's is currently at planning with the intend of creating a $200 million project over 13 storeys containing 124 apartments.

Developer Capital Bluestone will partner with the Bondi branch as it did with kogarah's.

Other intended projects around Sydney include Petersham RSL's transformation into approximately 300 apartments and Merrylands RSL pursuing 401 apartments across multiple buildings at their <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/new-apartments/10-15-military-road-merrylands">Military Road</a> address.

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<figcaption>Melbourne's Fairfield RSL site and failed Williamstown development</figcaption></figure>The trend has taken root in Melbourne, albeit on a lower scale.

Most notable is Grocon and Fairfield RSL's partnership which created a residential opportunity on the site of club land at 7 Railway Parade. A $50 million residential project containing 83 apartments dubbed Greenwich Fairfield is now under construction.

Williamstown's RSL has been sold off with intentions for an early learning centre, replacing earlier plans for an apartment development which also involved Grocon. The latter's intentions were scuppered due to heritage overlays.
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