Sekisui House Australia announces the launch of the second land release of
the Hardy’s Rise precinct at its highly successful 300-hectare master planned
estate, The Hermitage in Gledswood Hills in south west Sydney.
The land release from the global residential property developer and home
builder comprises of 66 land lots. The first release at Hardy’s Rise launched
in March 2012 consisted of 79 lots.
Sekisui House Sales and Customer Relations Manager for The Hermitage,
Craig Barnes expects the latest release to sell out quickly based on the
success of their previous land release, which was sold out over a single
weekend.
According to Mr Barnes, the Hardy’s Rise precinct has experienced a
capital growth rate of more than 20 percent since its first release in March
2012, proving itself an invaluable investment for current as well as future
residents.
The land lots in the latest release range from 375sqm to 690sqm in area and
are priced from $282,000. Buyers can also take advantage of a selection of home
and land packages from a select number of builders, including Sekisui House.
One of the most picturesque precincts available at The Hermitage, Hardy’s
Rise features an elevated position with scenic regional vistas and mature
tree-lined streets with easy access to the future Gledswood Hills Village.
Residents will also have access to The Hermitage’s two world class golf
courses, over 40 hectares of parklands and smaller neighbourhood parks with
children’s playgrounds, and over 50km of cycle and shared pathways.
The completion of the Leppington Railway Station located approximately
10 minutes from The Hermitage estate is also due for completion in mid-late
2015 providing direct access to the Sydney CBD.
The Hermitage features over 20 of Sydney’s most premium home builders
showcasing 59 display homes. The prestigious project has so far sold approximately
600 lots since launching in March 2012 with more than 150 houses completed and
another 120 houses under construction. The Hermitage is now home to almost 500
residents.
