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AT A GLANCE:
- Developer: Sekisui House Australia
- Architects: TURNER Studio
- Number of Residences: 309
- Estimated Completion Date: 2026*
- Awards: Property Council of Australia Winner 2022 | Urban Taskforce Winner 2021 | UDIA Finalist 2021
Wentworth Point, celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere and rich heritage, is set to welcome a brand-new masterplanned community by renowned developer Sekisui House Australia, Sanctuary. This eagerly awaited precinct promises a unique living experience that puts family, community, and the environment at the heart of its experience.
Situated on the banks of the Parramatta River and surrounded by parklands, Willow marks the latest stage in this masterplan. Willow marks the third stage of Sanctuary and offers a brand-new collection of one-two and three-bedroom apartments.
With completion anticipated in 2026*, this project aims not merely to construct beautiful residences but to cultivate a community that thrives within a natural sanctuary.
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Satoyama – A guiding theme for the creation of community park networks embracing the “stewardship” of the landscape. It encourages the mutual benefits of interaction between people and nature and is vital in the creation of places that people will remember for life. Satoyama underpins all aspects of the planning and design of Sekisui House communities.
A true Sanctuary
Sanctuary’s latest stage will see the development of three majestic buildings connected by extensive landscaping, encapsulating the very essence of sanctuary-style living. The first-time public release of Willow’s third building provides a new selection of residences that showcase a design rooted in the Japanese Satoyama principles, encouraging the mutual benefits of interaction between people and nature ensuring perfect harmony with its natural surroundings.
The architecture’s gentle integration with the landscape and the development’s clear focus on unobstructed water and parkland views offer a serene escape from the bustling city. Together, the architecture and landscaping produce spaces that are a testament to Sekisui House’s pledge to build excellence, merging the built environment with the natural.
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A desirable Wentworth Point address
Willow residents will benefit from a plethora of amenities tailored to enhance a serene and connected way of life. From a private lagoon pool and thoughtfully designed podium gardens to direct access to the forthcoming proposed Foreshore Park, slated for completion in 2025*. This addition is poised to redefine community engagement for Sanctuary residents and the broader community.
Located within Wentworth Point, residents will be perfectly positioned to benefit from close proximity to educational and transit hubs, with the approved Wentworth Point High School under construction and opening in 2025 and the approved Stage 2 Parramatta Light Rail nearby.
Adjacent to the Parramatta River and nature reserves, Willow seamlessly combines picturesque settings with unmatched convenience.
James McCarthy, Director of TURNER Studio – the architects behind Sanctuary, affirms its location as the ideal choice for a wide range of lifestyles. He says, “The high level of amenity, convenience, and design that the apartments offer is now appealing to an increasing number of people – from families to young professionals.”
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Willow’s third building, now released
Willow’s new release brings a fresh collection of one-, two-, and three-bedroom units architecturally designed by TURNER. The interiors of these homes boast double-glazed windows, premium Fisher & Paykel appliances, and polished reconstituted stone benchtops, blending practical design with stylish aesthetics.
Embracing sustainability, features such as water-efficient fittings, EV charging provisions, and solar rooftops are integral to Willow’s design ethos.
Paul Wainwright, Senior Sales and Operations Manager at Sekisui House Australia, highlights the development’s broad appeal: “We’re delivering an estate that caters to people from all walks of life, and in all stages of life, whether empty nesters, downsizers, young couples, singles, or young families.
“A lot of young people are enjoying calling the area home, and we continue to see a much higher increase in owner-occupiers.”
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With early work construction underway for Willow, this is an opportunity not to be missed for those seeking a unique and sustainable community life.
The new release of one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments are now selling, priced from $725,000^ for a one-bedroom and from $975,000^ for a two-bedroom. You can take a look at this stunning collection yourself at Willow’s display suite, located at Shop 9/1 Burroway Road, Wentworth Point, NSW.
To find out more or to enquire about Willow at Sanctuary by Sekisui House, click here.
*Future timelines provided are indicative only and are subject to change.
^Pricing is correct at time of advertisement and is subject to change.