Strong demand sees two Malvern developments sell out prior to completion

In a remarkable result for Melbourne’s apartment sector, buyers have secured every residence across two luxury Malvern projects ahead of construction finishing. All 27 residences at the $80 million Central Park Residences (385–387 Wattletree Road) and all 24 apartments at $56 Malvern Gardens (1287–1295 High Street) have been snapped up, underscoring enduring demand for best-in-class, thoughtfully designed homes.

Central Park Residences, a collaboration between Roulston, Moda, Buxton Group, and Salta Capital, delivers a botanical-inspired collection set against one of Melbourne’s most beautiful park settings. Designed by Ewert Leaf, with landscaping by Jack Merlo, the residences feature abundant windows framing park views and west-facing apartments that offer sweeping city skyline sights, all blending harmoniously with their lush surroundings.  

Meanwhile, Malvern Gardens, a development by Roulston and Buxton Group, also designed and landscaped by the same acclaimed team, offers refined residences steps from the heritage-listed Malvern Public Gardens. Its tranquil, green-lined streets venue emphasises contemporary urban  living in perfect balance with the environment. 

“Achieving a full sell-out across both projects prior to both projects topping out really highlights  the power of exceptional design, unmatched locations, and unwavering craftsmanship in today’s  market,” says Rollo Wright, director of Roulston.  

“At Central Park, our design philosophy is all about embracing the surroundings, walls of windows offering park-front views and west-facing outlooks toward the city skyline help create residences that are both soulful and striking,

“Malvern Gardens reflects our continued commitment to creating homes that resonate deeply with their place. 

"With ornamental ponds, mature gardens, and leafy boulevards on the doorstep, residents will enjoy a lifestyle that combines the refinement  of heritage with a modern, sustainable design ethos," said Rollo. 

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