909/8 & 18 Garthowen Crescent, Castle Hill, NSW 2154

Positioned on level 9 in Building B, this is the highest remaining 4-bedroom apartment and boasts expansive district views towards the north, east and south.

Inside you will find 4 generous bedrooms (two with ensuites, one with walk-through robe), spacious living/dining opening to balcony, and a large separate kitchen with high-end quality finishes, Wolf appliances such as gas cooktop, oven and combi-speed oven, as well as an integrated Sub-Zero fridge. Interiors are adorned with clean lines and high-end quality finishes. 

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Grand Reve has been billed as the most prestigious development ever offered in the Hills District.

- A curated collection of studio, 1, 2 and 3 bed apartments, including split-level townhouse-style dwellings, in a cul-de-sac 350m from the Metro
- The highest quality fittings and fixtures at an exceptionally affordable price point
- Some apartments offer expansive views across the district and out towards the CBD and Blue Mountains, while others look onto the garden
- Kitchens with stone benches, curved joinery, Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances and brass fixtures
- Bathrooms with stone benches, brass fixtures, rain shower heads, ample storage
- 2,300sqm of beautifully landscaped communal gardens, plus a concierge
- Take the Metro to Macquarie Uni in ~12 mins, Chatswood in ~21 mins, or Town Hall in ~50 mins
- Castle Towers is set to become a destination shopping precinct
- Nearby parks offer soccer, cricket, baseball, basketball, tennis and a BMX track
- Award-winning development team Kassis Homes (30 years' experience building luxury homes), Turner Studio, Dasco and Arcadia Landscape Architects

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279 Old Northern Road, Castle Hill
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