Manly set for most high-end residential development in suburb’s history
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Private pools, wine cellars and bars – a ritzy suburb on Brisbane’s bayside is set to welcome its most high-end residential development.
Rose Haven Manly is a three-storey, luxury apartment project at 16-18 Nelson Pde, Manly and is the brainchild of key bayside figure and current director of Bartons Motors, Mark Beitz.
The development application has been submitted to the Brisbane City Council and is expected to receive final approval later this month.
Rose Haven will feature just four residences, including one penthouse, two apartments on level one and one other apartment on the ground floor.
The penthouse, which also features a private bar, and apartment on level one both include a private pool while each residence will have access to a wine and cheese room in the cellar of the building.
The cellar also features a fully-equipped community gym.
The brochure for the proposed building says Rose Haven is a “Hamptons-inspired development that is within walking distance of the Manly retail and hospitality precinct and only a stone’s throw from the esplanade”.
“The popular Manly precinct has seen a recent cosmopolitan explosion with once in a generation investment in new urban developments, with new restaurants, bars, and cafes established, as well as a renewed confidence in retail outlets and tourist activities,” the brochure said.
Mr Beitz, the developer behind the project, said Rose Haven was the perfect addition to the rising bayside suburb
The project is also being designed and managed by local business in Michael Jullyan’s ThinkTank Architects, will be built by Tierney Constructions and sold by Ray White Manly.
Mr Beitz said construction was expected to start by the end of the year once approved and expected to be complete in early 2022.
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