Kent Town’s population is set to increase in the coming weeks as new residents move into the exciting new Parkline apartment complex.
The Chasecrown project, opened today by Minister of Housing and Urban Development Nick Champion, is a 12-storey, 61 luxury apartment complex at Dequetteville Tce 9, and is 90 percent sold, with only a few ‘sky homes’ on the upper levels available.
Residents of these upper level homes will enjoy beautiful views over the parks and CBD, as well as views further afield towards the coast and Adelaide Hills.
Artist’s rendering of Chasecrown’s Parkline development in Kent Town. Delivered
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The streetscape of the development. Delivered
The entrance hall. Delivered
It is billed as offering an enviable lifestyle.
“Presenting Parkline, a boutique collection of exceptional homes that reflect the rich spirit of Kent Town and breathtaking views of the CBD skyline beyond Adelaide’s East Parklands,” the website description reads.
“The result is an address that spectacularly embodies the local history that precedes it and the parks surrounding it.”
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One of the three-bedroom sub-penthouses is currently on the market for $5.25 million through Fox Real Estate’s Nick Pelvay, with the listing on realestate.com.au including “never-to-be-extended parkland over Rundle Park, two balconies, four parking spaces, 3 meter ceilings and double-glazed windows”.
“Parkline is Chasecrown’s latest masterpiece – a boutique collection of exceptional homes that reflect the rich spirit of Kent Town,” the ad reads.
A render of one of the kitchens. Delivered
Imagine living here. Delivered
Enjoy the view from one of the balconies. Delivered
“The result is an address that spectacularly embodies the local history that precedes it and the parks surrounding it.”
The building has a large private lobby on King William St, a multi-functional business and residential lounge with a bookable meeting room.
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It is capable of returning net zero emissions and has built-in electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
The completion of Parkline is the latest in a series of new apartment complexes in the city and on the city’s fringes completed, started or proposed in recent years, with the state government’s City Building Heights Code Amendment last year likely to lead to further growth in high-rise living.
The kind of view that residents will enjoy. Delivered
A render of one of the kitchens. Delivered
Imagine waking up to that. Delivered
And it seems South Australians can’t get enough – SA leads the nation in residential property approvals, with private sector residential property approvals almost doubling last year and rising 96 per cent to 4,646.
This is the highest percentage since 1983.
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