Sydney’s Best Luxury New Apartments For Sale. You Won’t Believe The Price!
Now complete, Ophora at Tallawong offers luxury finishes, 10-year defect insurance and standout value from $475,000.
Now complete, Ophora at Tallawong offers luxury finishes, 10-year defect insurance and standout value from $475,000.
Ophora at Tallawong has officially completed construction, marking a major milestone for first-home buyers, downsizers and families seeking affordable luxury with peace of mind.
It also becomes the first apartment development in the Blacktown Council area to be backed by a 10-year Latent Defects Insurance (LDI) policy and is now fully open for inspection.
The $50 million mixed-use project is being hailed as a standout offering in Sydney’s northwest, with one-bedroom apartments starting at $475,000, two-bedroom apartments from $625,000, and three-bedroom apartments from $745,000.
According to Alex Walker, Principal and project-marketing specialist at Boston Buckler Property, Ophora is delivering a level of quality and value rarely seen in today’s high-cost construction market.
“With construction costs so high, brand-new apartments priced under $600,000 basically don’t exist anymore,” Walker said. “Buyers who’ve walked through these completed homes have been gobsmacked by what they’re getting for the price.”

Unlike many new developments that are still selling off-the-plan, Ophora is now move-in ready, allowing buyers to see exactly what they’re purchasing before signing.
“You can walk through today and see everything for yourself,” Walker said. “Fully ducted air-conditioning, timber floors, fridge cavities with water plumbing, premium finishes throughout. Plus, the communal areas are absolutely amazing. There are landscaped rooftop spaces, shared gardens, EV chargers and more.
“Our closest competition is around $150,000 more for a new apartment. You simply won’t see this level of value again.”
Developed by KDMC and designed by Architex, the five-storey building includes 81 one-, two- and three-bedroom residences. It has been created with a focus on sustainability, liveability and long-term confidence, which is where the LDI policy comes in.
LDI, typically only available on luxury builds, covers structural defects for 10 years after completion. The policy is offered selectively and only to developers and builders with strong track records.
“Gaining LDI is no mean feat,” said Stefan Hicks, founder of SHC Insurance Brokers. “It’s offered selectively to developers and builders with a strong building history, and it requires both parties to employ independent inspectors throughout construction.”

Already used in more than 40 countries, LDI is increasingly being adopted in New South Wales as part of the state’s push to rebuild confidence in the construction sector. But it remains rare, especially in this price bracket.
“The fact that Ophora has joined this exclusive list of quality-assured builds is a coup for entry-level home buyers,” Hicks added.
Ronnie Rahme, Development Manager at KDMC, said LDI was part of the team’s mission to raise the standard for what buyers should expect, regardless of budget.
“We’ve been determined to deliver affordable luxury apartments built to an outstanding standard — with additional peace of mind for buyers via the highly sought-after LDI,” Rahme said.
In addition to the high-end finishes and certification, Ophora includes FIBRE internet, video intercom systems, EV charging stations, landscaped gardens, ground-floor courtyards, and a rooftop terrace with sweeping views.
Perfectly located on a corner block just minutes from Tallawong Metro Station and Schofields train station, the development also offers enviable access to transport and future growth corridors, including the Western Sydney Airport.
Ophora is expected to appeal to a wide range of buyers, from young families and couples to investors and downsizers seeking long-term value.
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Designed by the late Kerry Hill and built by Hutchinson Builders, The Residence at Hayman Island blends tropical modernism with absolute waterfront luxury.
Is this Whitsunday’s best home?
Hayman Island may have been ravaged by Cyclone Debbie in 2017, which saw the island, one of the smallest of the major Whitsunday islands, all but shut down, but the 390-hectare paradise has made an extraordinary comeback.
The InterContinental brand took over the island’s only resort, which was completely devastated by the Category 4 cyclone. The same year the cyclone hit, The Residence at Hayman was built, one of just two private residences on the island.
Constructed by Hutchinson Builders, a Tier 1 builder better known for delivering some of South East Queensland’s finest multi-residential developments, the lavish home is made from reinforced concrete with a blend of glass and timber battening.
It was designed by the late, internationally renowned architect Kerry Hill, widely regarded as a key figure in refining tropical modernist architecture. Hill was an island specialist, having designed several major resorts in Bali.
The Residence at Hayman spans three levels and offers over 1,400 sqm of living space, including around 580 sqm of internal living areas. The remainder comprises breezeways, terraces, and balconies designed to embrace the island’s subtropical climate.
Entry to the home is via the upper level, as the property tiers down the site with direct access to the beach. The top and lower levels accommodate most of the home’s eight bedrooms, as well as a study and a double garage with buggy parking, the preferred mode of transport throughout the Whitsundays.
The middle level is home to the main kitchen, living, and dining areas, complete with a full butler’s pantry. It opens to a large, L-shaped terrace featuring an outdoor kitchen, alfresco dining and lounge zones, and a sundeck. The terrace flows to the basalt-clad infinity swimming pool, deck, and cabana with integrated seating, as well as a pool house.
Owners or guests of The Residence also have access to the InterContinental Hayman Island Resort facilities, including 24-hour room service, butler assistance, private chefs, and the resort’s wellness centre.
Whitefox agents Cheyne Fox and Nic Whitehead are marketing The Residence as “a rare and extraordinary find.”
“This is more than just a home, it’s an opportunity to own a piece of paradise, a legacy to share with family and friends for generations to come,” Fox said.
The only other private residence on Hayman Island, Hayman House, is also on the market. Commissioned by Terry Peabody, former billionaire and Transpacific Industries founder, Hayman House was first listed last year with hopes of $27 million, later reportedly reduced to $20 million in early 2025.
Designed by Kerry Hill and also built by Hutchies (in 2010), Hayman House shares a similar design ethos to The Residence, albeit on a smaller scale. Its 18-week construction endured three cyclones, with all site access via the beach, which had to be reinforced to prevent heavy vehicles from sinking into the sand.
Ophora Tallawong has launched its final release of quality apartments priced under $700,000.
Now complete, Ophora at Tallawong offers luxury finishes, 10-year defect insurance and standout value from $475,000.