Finely crafted and exquisitely detailed, Deluna is a private enclave of six unique 3, 4, and 5 bedroom townhomes that exude understated elegance and sophistication.
Nestled among the quiet, meandering streets of affluent Lindfield, this exclusive address captures the essence of elite and select living. Designed with meticulous care and attention, Deluna is set to become one of the finest residences in this prestigious neighborhood, offering a pinnacle living experience in the heart of Lindfield. Inspired by the calm beauty of moonlight, Deluna eschews overt display for refined elegance, speaking to confidence and self-realization.
Deluna brings an elevated standard of bespoke sophistication to Lindfield, with carefully curated designs and finishes of the highest quality. Each home is an artful blend of style and function, thoughtfully designed to satisfy a love for beauty and artistry. Every residence is a considered masterpiece, filled with abundant natural light, providing a one-of-a-kind living experience for those who seek a refined and elevated lifestyle.
Key Features
1) Only 6 bespoke luxury townhouses in the heart of Lindfield, parkfront location.
2) School catchment: Lindfield Public School and Killara High School; close proximity to Roseville College, Ravenswood School for Girls, St. Pius X College, Pymble Ladies' College, Sydney Grammar School, St. Ives Preparatory, Masada College, Holy Family Catholic Primary School, and St. Ignatius' College.
3) Luxurious oversized townhouses with private internal lift and exclusive-use garden.
4) Additional basement entertainment area.
5) Wolf and Gaggenau appliances in the kitchen; Kohler fixtures in tapware and bathrooms.
6) Custom-made feel-your own residence.
7) Natural stone kitchen island bench, smart mirror, and smart home system.
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