Willow is almost ready - and you could be moving in before the year is out

AT A GLANCE: 

• Developer: Sekisui House
• Builder: Parkview Constructions
• Address: 12 Sanctuary Boulevard, Wentworth Point, NSW
• No. of Residences: 309
• Estimated Completion Date: Q4 2026

There’s a particular kind of moment in any development when the anticipation gives way to something more tangible. For Willow - Sanctuary by Sekisui House at Wentworth Point, that moment is now.

Pre-settlement inspections are underway across completed residences, final works are progressing across the Lagoon Pool, podium gardens, lobbies and shared spaces, and a selection of furnished apartments is available to walk through today. Settlement is anticipated to commence in November 2026, meaning for the right buyer, this is a waterfront home you could be living in before Christmas.

A limited offer: enhanced car space allocations

A limited number of remaining Willow homes have been upgraded with additional secure car spaces - a rare inclusion in the Wentworth Point apartment market. The final three one-bedroom apartments now come with two secure car spaces instead of one. Selected low-rise two-bedroom apartments have also moved from one space to two, and every two-bedroom townhouse now includes three.

It’s a straightforward upgrade for buyers weighing up a second car, visiting family, a growing household, or long-term resale appeal, and it applies only to the homes it’s been allocated to, so availability is limited.

See it to believe it

One of the clearest signals that a development is delivering on its promise is the willingness to let people walk through it before they commit. Sekisui House has done exactly that - furnishing a selection of completed Willow apartments and opening them for inspection, giving prospective buyers the chance to experience the interiors, finishes and waterfront lifestyle firsthand rather than relying on renders alone.

Stone benchtops, engineered timber flooring, Fisher & Paykel appliances, floor-to-ceiling glazing, and generous bedroom and bathroom proportions set a standard that holds up in person. The view from the balcony helps too.

“Reaching this stage with Willow is a proud moment for everyone involved,” said the Sekisui House Australia team.

“The feedback from people walking through the completed homes has been incredibly positive - the finishes, the outlook, the sense of space all come together in a way that’s hard to appreciate until you're standing in it.”

The homes

Willow offers two- and three-bedroom residences across two buildings at 11 Wattlebird Road, designed by award-winning architecture firm TURNER. Apartments range from generous two-bedroom layouts with single car spaces, through to expansive three-bedroom sky homes of up to 200 square metres. Every apartment includes a car space and storage cage, with select homes now offering two or three secure car spaces.

The design draws on the natural character of the Parramatta River foreshore - light-filled, considered, and built for the way people actually want to live along the water.

Resort amenity, now complete

Residents will have exclusive access to the outdoor Lagoon Pool with cabanas and rest areas - now in its final stages of completion alongside the podium gardens and communal spaces that give Sanctuary its character.

Access to Revive, the precinct's indoor pool and indoor/outdoor gym facility, rounds out an amenity offering that goes well beyond what most Sydney waterfront developments can offer.

EV charging stations, walkable access to shops, cafes, restaurants, schools, the ferry, train and buses complete a building designed around the texture of daily life.

A precinct on the move

Wentworth Point is a suburb mid-transformation, and Willow’s settlement marks a significant moment in that story. Next door, Summit & Ridge by Sekisui House is now under construction, with its twin towers rising 40 and 33 storeys above the foreshore. The approved Parramatta Light Rail and a new high school are also progressing, adding further long-term appeal to a precinct that is only becoming more connected.

For those who have been watching Wentworth Point take shape, Willow is the opportunity to stop watching and start living in it.

Two-bedroom homes are available from $1,200,000, with three-bedroom residences from $1,900,000, with a limited selection upgraded with additional secure car spaces. 

The display suite is open daily from 10 am to 4 pm at Shop 9, 1 Burroway Road, Wentworth Point.

Click here to learn more or enquire about Willow - Sanctuary by Sekisui House.