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East Side Quarter SOLD OUT Stages 1, 2 & 3

23.01.22

EDEN, Stage 3 at East Side Quarter, Penrith

144 x 1, 2 & 3 bedroom luxury apartments released mid-2021 and sold out within six months – including a 4 bedroom and 3 bedroom penthouse.  Amenities include heated lap pool, spa, infrared sauna, gym, sunken lounge, private dining room, rooftop tepanyaki barbecue, and lots of landscaped green spaces.

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