Residents of The Henry will enjoy a range of resort-style wellness amenities, including a rooftop infinity pool. Patrick McNamee’s earliest involvement in his family’s property development business was an after-school job mowing lawns at a townhouse project at Cherrybrook in Sydney’s Hills District. Now the 37-year-old is in charge of Vermont Property Group, run by McNamees for three generations, and he’s just launched a $205m boutique development called The Henry, which specifically targets downsizers from the Upper North Shore. And the well-being of its future residents is his focus. MORE: What price would you pay for this red-brick special? Patrick McNamee, Vermont Property Group director. The Henry will also offer sauna, cold plunge, resident lounge, gym, massage room, cinema, barbecue entertainment areas and landscaped gardens. “Today’s downsizers are active and social, they are playing sport, spending time with grandchildren and travelling often, so we have built the whole project around wellness, connection and security in equal measure,” he says. For Mr McNamee building projects that are the most appropriate for people living in the region is “personal”. “I went to school i...
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