Buyers set to feast on Breakfast Point’s Blacksmiths Workshop

BUYERS have the unique opportunity to purchase the final original waterfront property in the glorious Breakfast Point as 123 Peninsula Drive hits the market via expressions of interest.

Known as the Blacksmiths Workshop the property, which has a 3,133sq m* land area, consists of a stunning heritage building with arched doors and windows and a vast outdoor terrace providing uninterrupted views of the Parramatta River.

The property is being marketed and sold by Ray White Commercial Western Sydney Managing Director Peter Vines and Directors Victor Sheu and Joseph Assaf.

“This is one of the most unique properties I’ve ever worked on and there could be numerous future uses for it,” Mr Vines said.

“This is the last available waterfront asset within the award-winning Breakfast Point master planned development, nearing completion by Rose Group and CBUS Property, on a 52ha* site that’s home to some 2,650 dwellings,” Mr Vines said.

“We’ve been appointed to sell the Blacksmiths Workshop which is the largest single land holding in the estate and sits on the edge of the Parramatta River.”

“The property was built in 1891 and has housed the display suite for the entire project for many years,” Mr Sheu said.

“The building is 400sq m* internally and the site has an R3 Medium Density zoning, however, it has received approval for commercial use.”

“This truly is a beautiful building and it’s been tastefully refurbished and is currently being used as a sales suite,” Mr Assaf said.

“It would suit hospitality, commercial office, residential or a mixture of uses which would need approval by City of Canada Bay Council. This one offers buyers of all demographics an opportunity seldom offered to the market.”

Breakfast Point is Sydney’s pre-eminent waterfront community and is being developed by Rose Group and CBUS Property at Canada Bay.

Breakfast Point currently has over 5,000 residents living in its 2,650 houses, townhouses and apartments, with a combined value of well in excess of $2.5BN.

“We’re proud to have guided Breakfast Point’s transformation into a beautiful harbourside village, and we’re delighted to see the residents embrace it as their own,” said Rose Group Managing Director Bryan Rose.

“The Blacksmiths Workshop has been an amazing place for many people to experience their first visit to Breakfast Point and I believe she offers her next owner an extraordinary waterfront opportunity.”

Since its launch in 2000, Breakfast Point has become world renowned for its masterplan, diversity of housing types, industry leading resident facilities, and open spaces.

A mix of generously proportioned high-quality housing including one, two and three-bedroom apartments, four-bedroom penthouses and five-bedroom houses have been released and met with strong market demand.

Residents enjoy the high-quality amenities including Country Club, Village Green sporting field, Community Hall, Village Centre shopping precinct and child care centre, manicured landscaping and expansive public spaces which all contribute to the appeal of this harbourside village.

“One of the most rewarding elements of our custodianship of Breakfast Point has been watching it grow into a thriving community in a welcoming village atmosphere,” Mr Rose said.

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