Sydney developer Legacy Property has received approval to deliver a collection of 25 bespoke penthouse-style residences in a leafy pocket of North Sydney.

The development is a three-minute walk to Victoria Cross Metro Station and also close to the wider North Sydney CBD.

No.1 Church Lane will feature harbour, district and city skyline views from its house-sized apartments.

Offering an abundance of natural light through floor-to-ceiling glazing, the development is perched in a village setting nearby the historic precinct of St Thomas’s Anglican Church and the community centre, which is home to – among other things – the Northside Produce Market.

Nettletontribe, whose expertise extends beyond residential work to commercial work, the industrial sector and beyond, is the practice responsible for the project.

“As the architect, our vision was to create the calm, sophisticated home, with the generosity of a large residence expressed through refined materials to create an intimate apartment setting,” says Nettletontribe Director and Architect Bernard Waller.

“The materials are subtle but sophisticated and blend into the background. The importance of everyday living comes to the foreground.

“We treated the building as a sculptural form. We introduced subtle curves to soften the corners of the building, as well as sculpting the podium into the laneway to create the entry.”

In addition, Legacy Property has appointed Lords, whose work includes Mona in Darling Point and Hillside in Vaucluse, as the builder for No. 1 Church Lane.

According to the developer, demolition has already started and this appointment (of the builder) signals the formal progression of the project to the construction phase. The project is scheduled for completion in mid-2028.

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