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02 October 2023
Source: The West Australian
As lifestyle, convenience and effortless upkeep become ever-increasing priorities for homebuyers, apartments are emerging as the go-to choice for many Western Australians.
From young professionals hungry for urban accessibility to empty nesters keen to downsize without sacrificing quality, the allure of apartment living spans multiple generations.
These residences are revelling in a raft of unparalleled advantages – captivating outlooks, hassle-free living, well-designed functional spaces, exclusive access to resort-style facilities, and easy access to public transport and essential amenities.
This multifaceted appeal has paved the way for transformative projects like Blackburne’s newly launched $350 million West Village in Karrinyup – a development promising to offer a new calibre of luxury apartment living and convenience.
“West Village is not just about opulence, it’s about creating a lifestyle,” Blackburne Developments Director Matthew Chau said.
“Most residents will wake up to panoramic views of the ocean extending over North Beach and Trigg, along with vistas of Lake Gwelup and the Perth city skyline.
“Imagine living surrounded by natural bushland, serene beaches and suburban tranquility while still enjoying a level of vibrancy and convenience that could rival inner-city life.”
Situated on the doorstep of the newly redeveloped Karrinyup shopping centre, West Village is a mere 15 minutes from the Perth CBD and just 3km from the beach. Building on the success of Blackburne’s East Village – a $75 million project offering 94 residences, which are 97 per cent sold, on the shopping centre’s eastern boundary – West Village promises an even more elevated experience.
Designed by MJA Studio, the project will feature 253 luxury apartments across two buildings of 13 and 23 storeys, connected by a podium housing more than 2500sqm of resort-style amenities and landscaped gardens for residents to enjoy.
“Most of our residences are designed for owner-occupiers and are 10-20 per cent larger than typical apartments,” Mr Chau said.