Exclusive first look around Pagewood Green

THE Southern Courier was given a sneak peek inside the largest residential development in Australia, Pagewood Green in Eastgardens, developed by Meriton managing director Harry Triguboff.

THE Southern Courier was given a sneak peek inside the largest residential development in Australia as the first tenants moved in.

Pagewood Green, in Eastgardens, was officially opened in a lavish ceremony last Thursday attended by Meriton managing director Harry Triguboff and federal Treasurer Scott Morrison.

The view from the 16th floor, with Botany Port to the south and Sydney CBD to the north.

Mr Morrison described the 85-year-old property developer as a “titan of our city”.

“Harry builds things and, gee, he does a great job,” he said.

The 2233-apartment Pagewood Green is being built in stages with only the first, Allium, finished.

Inside one of Allium’s three-bedroom apartments featuring a study on the 16th floor. Picture: Supplied

It features one-bedroom apartments (starting at $800,000), two-bedroom (from $1.1 million), three-bedroom (from $1.5 million), and four-bedroom (from $1.8 million to $3 million) apartments.

Thirty per cent remains unsold.

Sales agent Steve Pappas said: “We’re pleased with how it has been going. We sold 100 apartments in our fist week. We’ve had a lot of downsizers.”

Harry Triguboff and Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison checking out the view form the 16th floor. Picture: John Appleyard

Many of the apartments have sweeping views of Sydney and there will be a 8000sq m park.

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See next week’s Courier for our interview with Harry Triguboff

Mr Triguboff with his wife Rhonda and granddaughter Ella Lizor. Picture: John Appleyard