Imperial is the exciting first release at The Orchards

Imperial is the first expression of The Orchards, a luxury masterplanned development that fuses nature’s benefits with boutique amenities and urban vibrancy. More than 160 residents now reside in the two ‘Imperial’ buildings with only limited apartments remaining. 

Residents of Imperial can enjoy a beautiful rooftop dining area, communal herb garden and vertical orchards on the façade of the building. 

 

Discover why our residents love living at Imperial

“Community living is a focus in the design. It is a sustainable development with a great flow intertwining the apartments and natural environment.” – Imperial Resident

“From day one, the way they do service. The way they help us and they way they give us all the guidance to move forward is really great." - Imperial Resident

“I recommend The Orchards to my friends who are looking in this area and they are all in awe by the good quality fixtures and appliances that we had. It felt almost like a luxury hotel.” -  Imperial Resident

The world’s largest residential rooftop solar panel system

The Orchards will be fitted with one of the world’s largest residential high-rise rooftop solar panel systems. The solar panels, spanning the size of 24 tennis courts across 6,000 sqm, will give the entire community 1 GWh of free solar power every year for use in the common areas and site facilities.


 

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The Orchards is the largest masterplanned community in the Norwest region developed by award winning developer Sekisui House. The Orchards is a stones throw from the new Norwest Train Station and positioned comfortably alongside Castle Hill Country Club.

WHY INVEST IN NORTH WEST SYDNEY?

The Sydney residential property market is one of the strongest in the world. The Hills Shire’s Gross Regional Product was estimated at around $10.4 billion in FY2016. The proportion of renters within Baulkham Hills increased from 16.2% to 20.4% over the 2011 – 2016 census periods. 

Australia’s largest public transport project will incorporate 31 railway stations across a 66 km route between the Sydney CBD and the north-west growth corridor, representing an investment of around $8.3 billion. Sydney Metro Northwest is delivering 8 new railway stations and 4000 commuter car parking spaces to Sydney’s growing North West. Trains will run every 4 minutes in peak times.

NORWEST

Norwest is approximately 377 hectares in size, making it larger than the Sydney CBD (at around 280 hectares). Norwest Business Park is the thriving commercial core of the Hills Shire, which has operated for over 25 years and includes several major head offices.