Everlea Civil Construction Commences In Melbourne’s Growth Suburb of Keysborough
The highly anticipated development at 452 Cheltenham Road has commenced civil construction, with the bespoke Everlea townhouses due to be completed in 2021. Drawing inspiration from nature and community in the layout and design, this sought after townhouse development is one of the last of its kind and selling strong.
With the suburb of Keysborough out-performing the years before it at a price growth of 68.2% over the past 4 years, investors can expect a high rental yield, with the prospect of strong growth for residential owners. Everlea’s ideal location is described best by realestate.com.au as a ‘flourishing, multicultural, residential suburb in the city’s south-east.’ With the construction underway at the site, there is a limited opportunity to secure a home in one of Melbourne’s fastest growing suburbs.
Everlea enjoys an enviable proximity to the leading private school in Melbourne and Asia Pacific, Haileybury College, as well as renowned primary school colleges. Combined with close access to golf courses and beaches, Keysborough is a suburb that appeals to families and downsizers alike.
Lead developer, Dumindha Ranasinghe, believes that the interest in the development is indicative of the area itself and the design put forward, commenting “Everlea presents a great investment for those interested in premium private schools, while also offering spacious 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses designed with purpose and innovation.”
Designed by the esteemed Bruce Henderson Architects, Everlea townhouses are being created to differ from each other in scale, orientation and colour scheme, with home owners and investors securing a townhouse that is entirely unique. Recognised for prioritising community and natural spaces, the developments includes a central park, landscaped streets and a façade of native trees and shrubs.
For further information, please contact:
Nancy De Losa
Director | Marketing
Salter Brothers
E: nancy.delosa@salterbrothers.com.au