Greenbank Apartments | Inner Sydney Apartments

This will be one of the last opportunities to buy affordable off-the-plan apartment living in Pyrmont.

Investors – near to zero rental vacancy and high rental returns will ensure a sound investment.
Owner occupiers – a lifestyle decision and an amazing entry level opportunity for first home buyers grant.

Situated in a quiet, leafy enclave but close to all the conveniences this location has to offer, this ultra modern development will offer spacious, one, two and three bedroom apartments.

From the architect designed grey and chocolate exterior to the beautifully appointed finishes within, every space has been carefully crafted to suit a cosmopolitan lifestyle.

Built over four levels, it will have an expansive communal roof garden with views over Blackwattle Bay.

Pyrmont:
Pyrmont is located around 2kms south-west of the Sydney CBD. While the area is geographically small being one square kilometre, it contains a very large number of  prominent Sydney landmarks.

It also contains large tracts of real estate with deep water frontage being a former  industrial suburb of Sydney. Historically, it was a working class suburb and port community being considered a slum area in the 1800’s. The area holds some significance to Australia with Darling Harbour being home to Australia’s first steam powered mill in 1815. This quickly led to the development of wharves, warehouses and factories around it. Some evidence of its heritage remains in the form of wharves.

However, the region has gone through an enormous period of transformation over the last 30 years and the vast majority of the factories, shipbuilding yards and woolstores have either disappeared or been redeveloped into high quality residential apartments and commercial buildings. This has lead to an enormous explosion in the population with the population climbing from 1590 in 1981 to around 14,000 today. During this recent re-development, care has been taken to maintain the sense of community and preserve the local heritage. These planning efforts have and will continue to create an area that is desirable to live in. This, and the inherent features of the area will support property values well into the future.

While Pyrmont has a strong local economy, it is also well connected to the Sydney CBD by the Pyrmont Bridge which allows pedestrian access and the Sydney Monorail which connects the city and Darling Harbour. The Anzac Bridge also links Johnstons Bay (between Pyrmont and Rozelle) to the Sydney CBD. In addition to passenger car, pedestrian and the monorail access, Pyrmont is also will serviced by State Transit buses, Sydney Ferries and the Metro light Rail with four light rail stations in Pyrmont at Pyrmont Bay, Star City, John Street Square and the Sydney Fish Market.