River Oaks, Oakville
An Emphasis on Space
The Vineyard precinct, home of River Oaks, stands as a testament to sustainable living. Out of its expansive 230 hectares, a generous 86 hectares are dedicated to parks, creeks, and E4 – large lots zoning.
The residential land that remains has strict density controls which means 20% fewer homes can be built in Vineyard than in Box Hill in a comparably sized estate, allowing for more open space and a development approach attuned to a changing climate.
With an average lot size of 385m2, River Oaks outshines its counterparts, offering significantly more room than Box Hill (310m2).
At Oakville, residents enjoy a desirable lifestyle just a stone’s throw away from the magnificent Hawkesbury River.
Project Mix
200 Lots Land Subdivision
Project Size
| AUD $170 million |
Project Status
| Under Construction |
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The Site
The 200- lot land subdivision in Oakville, Located in North West Sydney, offers a well-positioned area focusing on convenient living. With parks, sporting facilities, child care centre, and shopping precincts on the way, this is the perfect spot for growing families and seasoned investors, all within 10 km of both Tallawong and Rouse Hill Metro Stations.
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The Vision
River Oaks presents an idyllic setting, with its serene and scenic environment, spacious living, and strong sense of community. Its location ensures easy access to urban amenities, while the abundance of outdoor activities, including those along the Hawkesbury River and in nearby national parks, provides ample opportunities for adventures. The area offers a range of educational options for children, and its low crime rates contribute to a secure environment.
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Our projects are driven by a passion for innovation and sustainability, ensuring that we leave a positive and lasting impact on the built environment. We invite you to embark on this exciting journey with us, as we shape vibrant, inclusive and transformative spaces. Take the first step towards an extraordinary future.
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