Developer's vision for his most 'ambitious' project to date
Uninterrupted ocean views and a unit for all budgets are promised in a 107-apartment waterfront complex in Coast's developing master-planned community.
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UNINTERRUPTED ocean views and a unit for all budgets are promised in a 107-apartment waterfront complex in Bokarina Beach, Oceanside.
Developer Walter Iezzi said Oceanus would be one of his most "ambitious” projects to date, after making his mark with Pinnacle located at Picnic Point, Maroochydore, and Elysee at Alexandra Headland.
Mayor Mark Jamieson will officially launch the $80 million, eight-level development today alongside McGrath founder John McGrath, whose agency was appointed to manage the sales process.
Mr Iezzi said the building had been designed to take advantage of uninterrupted, 180-degree Pacific Ocean views from the fourth-level up and to "enhance” its surroundings.
"Given that this will be one of the largest projects I have undertaken to date I am conscious of delivering an aesthetically-pleasing development that will cater for a broad range of buyers,” Mr Iezzi said.
"The whole development will be completely residential and will be made up of 107 units that will consist of a number of one, two and three-bedroom units.
"There is something for everyone and every budget and, like all my developments, this one will also be pet friendly.”
The complex will include a 25m lap pool, a children's pool, gymnasium, steam room and a large pool deck with expansive barbecue area.
Mr Iezzi said he believed Oceanus would "fit the bill” for investors while meeting growing demand from locals who sought low-maintenance living.
He said the design and natural finishes "invite the outside in” and took advantage of sea breezes.
The land is part of Stockland's Oceanside masterplan in the lakeside community that will feature a new surf lifesaving facility, a community centre, shopping plaza, childcare and other retail shops and restaurants
Originally published as Developer's vision for his most 'ambitious' project to date
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