Blueprint for living: Juliet Roseville by Hyecorp
A new boutique development promises convenience, customisation and contemporary living in the heart of Sydney’s Upper North Shore
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If there was a blueprint for how to do medium density housing in our major cities, Juliet Roseville could well be it. Located on Sydney’s Upper North Shore, close to some of the state’s most prestigious schools including Knox Grammar, Roseville College, Ravenswood Girls’ School and Pymble Ladies College, the residences are ideally positioned to encourage walking and public transport use while creating an enviable lifestyle of calm, comfort and relaxation.
Constructed above the reinvented Roseville Memorial Club — which itself is set to become a local architectural landmark — Juliet Roseville has been offered by award-winning, family owned developer Hyecorp which has been delivering homes in Sydney for more than 25 years.
With just 35 apartments over seven levels, the house-like spaces at Juliet provide the amenity traditionally associated with on-ground accommodation but with all the convenience of en plein air living. Light-filled interiors are complemented by spacious balconies which effectively double the available living space.
With one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments available, the boutique development is ideal for professional couples, families, downsizers and investors alike.
Central to Hyecorp’s interior design approach is the “Live Your Way” service, which allows prospective owners to customise their apartments to reflect their individual style. The bespoke service includes a studio appointment with an interior designer and the choice of two colour schemes for each apartment. For those with very discerning tastes, the bespoke upgrade packages offer buyers the chance to work with an interior designer to choose window coverings, lighting, underfloor bathroom heating and more.
Beyond the interiors, services at Juliet Roseville reflect the very best of contemporary living, with provision for everything from parcel lockers and dog washing bays to EV charging and car washing stations.
In keeping with its sustainability ethos, Juliet also enjoys an average NatHERS energy throughout the building.
While there is ample parking available, the site is conveniently placed near Roseville Village shops, just two minutes away, with Westfield Chatswood and The Concourse Chatswood less than 10 minutes down the road.
Families will enjoy the local parks and recreational facilities including Lane Cove National Park, Roseville Golf Club and Roseville Park Tennis Courts, while three of the city’s best hospitals are less than 20 minutes away.
From the sparkling new amenities to the well-serviced leafy surrounds, it’s hard to think of a better place to start your new life.
Expected completion date: 2026
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A former Paul Bangay estate in the Macedon Ranges blends heritage charm, sculpted gardens and pavilion living across 108 hectares.
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Seemingly borrowed from a scene in Bridgerton, or plucked from the pages of a Brontë novel, St Ambrose in the picturesque Macedon Ranges of Victoria is a masterclass in English-inspired charm.
It’s no surprise, then, that the expansive 108ha estate, whose grounds are known as The Enchanted Garden, is the former home of celebrated landscaper Paul Bangay.
St Ambrose is a property with a genuine narrative. The story begins in the 1880s, when the original bones of the modernised homestead were just a humble schoolhouse.
Just over a century later, Bangay bought the country compound and spent a decade transforming it into a magical escape showcased in his iconic book, The Enchanted Garden.
Arranged as a sequence of “rooms”, the grounds are connected by sculptured hedges and framed planting that has been handpicked to connect with the surrounding Macedon landscape.
Now the estate is back on the market via an expressions-of-interest campaign with Campbell Kilsby and Tony Ryan of Kay & Burton Bayside, who are seeking offers between $8 million and $8.8 million. According to title records, it last traded in 2023 for $8 million.
A line of perfectly placed pencil pines frames a structured forecourt, anchored by a central, calming water feature.
Beyond the landmark gardens, the residence has also been revived, crafted into a series of connected pavilions balancing old and new. The former schoolhouse is still part of the story, now integrated into the main living zones.
Inside, the house features epic proportions with high ceilings, big fireplaces, spacious rooms, and expansive glazing that captures the romance of the outdoors from every angle.
The central country kitchen has stone surfaces, an island bench, shaker cabinetry, and French doors to the patio.
There are four bedrooms, including a main suite with a quiet garden outlook, while additional bedrooms are positioned for privacy. At the far end of the vast floor plan, there is also a fully self-contained one-bedroom guest residence for extended family or visitors.
Two separate garages have raked western red cedar ceilings, polished concrete floors, and custom timber doors that open the space up for entertaining in the stately setting. Ordinarily, the garage can accommodate more than five vehicles.
In addition to the heritage-style gardens, the grounds feature a newly rebuilt 20m wet-edge pool with an integrated spa, as well as an upgraded reflection pond complete with new filtration and lighting.
Other recent behind-the-scenes renovations include hydronic heating, air conditioning, irrigation, and water storage.
St Ambrose is close to Woodend Station and is approximately 70kms from Melbourne’s CBD.
St Ambrose at 7 Wood St, Woodend, Victoria, is listed through an expressions-of-interest campaign with Kay & Burton Bayside. Offers close on May 27 at 5 pm, and the price guide is $8 million to $8.8 million.
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