This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive
MADE Property’s residential community in Sydney’s inner west, Corsa Mortlake, has been given the greenlight to be developed into a limited collection of 20 three-bedroom residences.
The SJB-designed Corsa Mortlake residences feature uninterrupted panoramic water views, abundant storage, secure basement parking and a 23-berth marina which accommodates boats from 12 to 20 metres in length.
The prime north-east facing developed is targeting right-sizers, with each home-sized apartments featuring three bedrooms, a private open space, access to amenities, with a selection coming with three-car garages.
“Achieving 100% cross ventilation, the spaces feel light and airy, with connection to the waterfront informing every design decision. Light masonry tones reference the foreshore, with subtle textures and details replicating the natural landscape,” said Adam Haddow, design director at SJB.
The absolute waterfront residential community positioned on Majors Bay in Sydney Harbour in the inner-west waterside suburb of Mortlake, represents the last significant parcel of land at the end of Tennyson Road on the tip of Mortlake Point, adjoining the exclusive Breakfast Point residential community.
“This is a project that feels as though it has grown from the ground up. Engulfed in generous landscaping, each space has a view toward the natural. It was paramount to ensure that each space had a stunning outlook, so much so that each apartment has a unique layout to maximise views and space,” added Haddow.
The project will be part of the Canada Bay Council Foreshore Access Strategy, which aims to improve and increase access to the foreshore areas around Canada Bay.
“Corsa Mortlake will offer a truly exceptional boutique waterfront development ideal for local downsizers looking for the ultimate lifestyle investment potentially with the added convenience of mooring their boat at their residential address,” said Todd Moody, development manager at Made Property.
Communal open space will be provided and include access to the foreshore, with the marina to include a small kiosk for takeaway coffee and food.
