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New Luxury Penthouse "Cascade Gardens"
Experience exquisite luxury living with our limited collection. This gorgeous residence won't last long!
Live the woodland lifestyle of your dreams in the heart of Sydney's North Shore. Experience exquisite luxury living in this immaculately appointed development at this sought-after address. Come and view our final penthouse being the last remaining of "The Cascade Exclusive Collection"
This intimate residential development takes inspiration from the natural landscape of Pymble, with beautifully designed gardens and generous communal spaces surrounding its three striking buildings.
Enter this luxury apartment via a private lift lobby privately dedicated. Glass doors open onto spacious outdoor areas. Dark bronze fittings combine with sandstone cladding to create a luxurious backdrop for outdoor entertaining, while louvres and perforated screens create private spaces to enjoy a glass of wine.
Interiors are finished in light colour schemes, including oak tones and cooler greys. Kitchen features marble island bench tops, timber and neutral joinery, plus custom-coloured tapware, and quality Miele appliances.
The bathrooms feature a modern, minimal aesthetic with handle-free joinery and floor-to-ceiling frameless glass shower surrounds and a free standing bathtub to the ensuite. Ample storage and ambient lighting are complemented by custom-coloured tapware for a combined effect of subtle sophistication.
Take advantage of lush district views towards the city, so you can experience the woodland lifestyle of your dreams. Others oversee the beautiful communal courtyard gardens, with their relaxing collection of intimate tiered spaces.
The common ingredient is tranquillity which this development embodies like no other.
For further information or to view please contact:
Chris Harvie 0411 507 750
Michael Caccamo 0432 054 616
"We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations"