Sydney’s Sutherland Shire’s prestige residential market has been given a boost with the completion of the $27 million Kintara development at Yowie Bay, designed by Marchese + Partners
July 24th, 2008
“Kintara establishes a new benchmark for luxury living in the Sutherland Shire with the residences designed to rival any other homes in the area and Sydney alike,” said Mr Tony Touma, Director at Parkview, the project developers.
Kintara residences feature floor-to-ceiling glass; three ensuite bathrooms; a powder room and laundry; double-sided fireplaces separating the living and dining areas; and lift access to the front door.
Premium finishes include luxurious travertine flooring, Ceasarstone bench-tops, marble vanities and stainless steel Miele kitchen appliances.
Outdoors, a garden oasis has been created by landscape architects Taylor Brammer – with more than 50 per cent of the site dedicated to landscaped gardens.
Overhead, a timber footbridge links the homes with the development’s resort-style facilities which include a 20 metre private lap pool and adjoining club house with gymnasium and recreation room.
One for the wish list.
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