A new precinct by the Brisbane River has launched its first release of homes, with the final product set to create three towers’ worth of units for cityside buyers.
Hamilton Grove by developer Wentworth Equities will release 27 skyhomes in Stage 1 of its releases on April 30, with prices beginning at $1m and moving up to $4m.
The release is one of several planned for Tower One, which will have 61 house-sized units across the building upon completion.
More than 60 homes are coming to Hamilton with Tower One of the Hamilton Grove development: one of three towers expected to be built before the 2032 Olympics.
Developed by Wentworth Equities, sales open April 30 with homes ranging between $1m and $4m in price.
The project itself will also include a public precinct on the ground floor, offering retail and hospitality amenities to connect the Hamilton community.
Wentworth Equities executive chairman Sameh Ibrahim said Hamilton Grove had been more than ten years in the planning, having purchased the land back in 2014.
“It’s been my passion and dream to get on with the project,” he said.
A public precinct will also be included to help connect the Hamilton community, with retail and hospitality amenities planned on the ground floor of the towers.
“In Brisbane particularly, we’ve seen a massive shift towards wellness and wellbeing of late,
with countless boutique gyms and recovery centres popping up across the city. It was
important for us to reflect this key characteristic of Brisbane’s ‘early morning culture’ in the
design of Hamilton Grove … [along with] a commitment to not compromising on space.”
Homes across the first release range from two to four bedrooms, reaching up to 392 sqm in size.
The first release of units have apartments ranging up to 392 sqm in size, with large home plans and an LA-inspired aesthetic.
The three penthouse suites have already sold, going from $7m to $12.2m in price.
The tower’s three penthouse units on the top levels of the building have already sold: with the lower two deluxe offerings selling for $7m, and the uppermost going for $12.2m.
The buildings will sit at 19 Hercules St, Hamilton, across 7,627 sqm of space. Fuse Architects worked with Wentworth Equities to create an LA-inspired design across the project’s facade and interiors.
Residents moving in will have access to a luxury wellness centre, several pools and a hot rock steam sauna, as well as walking spaces for pets across the project.
Construction on Tower One is anticipated to finish in mid-year 2029, with the remaining two towers to be complete before Brisbane’s Olympic Games.
Mr Ibrahim said the public area on the ground was also expected to feature a water playground, along with ice cream and juice bars for locals passing by.
“The retailers around [Hamilton] are really looking forward to it,” he said. “It’ll create a real connectivity to that entire precinct.”
Mainland Civil is expected to commence early works on the development by June, with completion anticipated for mid-year 2029.
Towers Two and Three will then be built concurrently; with the hope to finish construction by late 2030, before the 2032 Olympic Games.
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