Toondah display units to open this weekend to the public

AFT Projects’ Chris Anderson said the units would offer a high standard of finish, with Moreton Bay views from some apartments, with the build to be finished by May next year.

“I think it’s the total package that appeals – from its location, with ready access to transport, shops and restaurants to the quality and thought within the apartments,” he said.

“We’re being told it’s the size of apartments, the elegance and ambience of the project, as well as its storage facilities and our recreational options that are the key draw cards for buyers looking to move on from the huge family home.

“...It’s also appealing to younger families with teenagers keen to find that balance between lifestyle, excellent schools and convenience without the hassle of the huge home upkeep and maintenance or the squeeze that the small lot living offers.”

Storage would be sufficient to include two cars as a minimum.

Mr Anderson’s wife Virginia oversaw the display units’ finish and designers have been used on apartment details.

 “There’s been three years of thought, consultation and quality hunting going into the project including interior fixtures, fitting and feel for each apartment,” she said.

“We will further work with each buyer to individually to bring the apartments alive with the style and design they seek for their new home.”

Mr Anderson said heavy construction would finish within weeks and work was under way on luxury penthouses which were expected to be released late this year.

“One penthouse is over 1000 square metres with nine toilets and five fireplaces,” he said.

“There’s also eight, two-level sub-penthouses.

“We have engaged renowned NZ designer Stuart Bateman to create a new level of ambience and design. Textured finishes and finer points of cabinetry design and functional layout are some of the cornerstones of Stuart’s success.”

Display units will be open from this Friday, November 16, from 10am to 4pm weekdays and 10am to 3pm Saturdays and Sundays.