When the Edmondson Park Town Centre sales centre opens it will contain a hint of the type of community developer Frasers Property Australia plans to create.
The sales centre will come complete with its own café, to give visitors a taste of the level of amenity coming to Edmondson Park Town.
The appointment of local construction company Strongbuild has marked the start of construction of the sales centre, located off Campbelltown Road, and is a major milestone for the proposed mixed-use community in South West Sydney’s growth corridor.
Nigel Edgar, the general manager residential NSW of Frasers Property Australia, says the milestone heralds the creation of a new town centre and community that will play a vital role supporting the projected growth in population and employment in South Western Sydney.
[social_quote duplicate=”no” align=”default”]“Already 1,700 people have registered their interest in the future community and we’re only at the beginning of this long-term project,’’ he said.[/social_quote]
“There’s a strong appetite for new homes and the range of community amenities and services proposed for Edmondson Park,” Mr Edgar said.
“This is an exciting new chapter for Edmondson Park and the surrounding neighbourhoods.
The new Edmondson Park Town Centre will be a landmark for the area both visually and functionally, bringing economic, employment and community benefits to local residents and the wider region.”
In addition to providing a wide range of high quality housing, the new Town Centre will optimise connections to the adjacent train station and incorporate an active market place, shopping centre, over three hectares of parklands and open space, plus a commercial precinct incorporating health care and child care services.
“Frasers Property’s approach emphasises the importance of research and design to ensure the new communities we create complement and add to existing amenity,’’ Mr Edgar said.
“Through the careful integration of new housing, shopping and social services with existing infrastructure, we maximise the advantages of living in a connected, convenient location.
“We start by listening to the community. At our recent open day, the community expressed a desire for a good coffee spot closer by, so we’ve incorporated a café into our new sales centre.
“It’s a small gesture, but it signals our big picture approach to the project,” he says.
More than 200 people attended the recent community open day, and the excitement was evident, with locals and visitors keen to understand what the project would bring regarding new amenity and education facilities.
It was also an opportunity for the community to provide feedback on the vision for Edmondson Park.
