Peace of mind for a decade: What sets this low-rise Castle Hill community apart

Buyers with their eye on this low-rise, well-located opportunity in the North-West of Sydney can now see their future home under way.

Construction has commenced on Larool Crescent, a premium yet affordable apartment, townhome and skyhome development in popular Castle Hill, with around half of the properties already snapped up.

“We’ve had the breaking ground ceremony and we’re into it” says Alex Walker, Principal at Boston Buckler.

“We have an expectation of completion in 2027.”

Larool Crescent, a five-minute walk from Castle Hill Metro station, consists of five low-rise buildings, each with 20-30 residences, featuring detailed brick work and lush green landscaping.

“The low density has been a really big drawcard for buyers,” says Walker.

“We don’t have any neighbouring developments; we sit in this beautiful little pocket by ourselves—you are literally in your own tranquil part of Castle Hill.”

Low-rise luxury

The experienced team behind Larool Crescent includes developer CPDM, architects PWT, and Jasara, a long-established builder with a solid track record across Sydney.

“The interiors have been designed by Coco Republic and it’s all light and stylish as they are known for,” says Walker.

The opulent but practical design features natural stone countertops, brushed metal fittings, wooden floors, Fisher & Paykel appliances, designer lighting and plenty of storage.

The bathrooms feature steel tapware, ceramic feature tiles, and oversized showerheads.

“Outside there’s 3000 square metres of landscaped shared garden space with mature trees that have been kept in place, and two barbecue areas,” he says.

Variety of living options

Buyers with different lifestyle needs will appreciate the choice of floorplans and residential types on offer at Larool Cresent.

Walker says many first home buyers and young families have been attracted to the one-bedroom apartments starting from $699,000, the two-bedroom apartments from $935,000, and three-bedroom apartments from $1.35 million.

Downsizers have been keen on the four-bedroom apartments from $2.45 million, as well as the split-level townhomes starting from $3 million.

“The townhomes are 182 square metres internally with double-height windows and four bedrooms plus media room,” says Walker.

“They’ve got the same upmarket finishes with an internal lift and a double lockup garage for each.”

Downsizers have also been interested in the three-bedroom grand sky homes starting at $2.45 million, as they have large floorplans of 150 square metres and alfresco areas of the same size.

“They come with internal lifts, so any mobility concerns are negated,” says Walker.

Premium location, easy connection

Castle Hill has long been sought out by buyers due to its connectivity to surrounding areas, great local amenity, and scenic natural surroundings.

Larool Crescent is just a five-minute walk to the Castle Hill Metro which has direct services to the CBD, Parramatta, Hornsby and Chatswood.

It’s also a five-minute walk to Castle Towers Shopping Centre—which has a proposed half-billion-dollar upgrade—and Parklea Gardens.

“It’s flanked by Castle Hill Public School and Castle Hill High and close to the RSL, which has very good restaurants, a fantastic gym and aquatic centre,” says Walker.

Residents can exercise and relax with friends at one of the many local parks such as Castle Hill Heritage Park, and there are plenty of local golf clubs and areas for bush walks.

Under construction

With construction now underway and around half of the properties already sold, Walker expects things to move quickly.

He adds that buyers have been particularly motivated by the 10-year Latency Defect Insurance that comes with their purchase.

“This covers all major defects for 10 years, giving buyers that extra level of comfort and security,” says Walker.

Prospective buyers are encouraged to visit the Larool Crescent website and register their interest in all that this new luxury development has to offer.

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