Strickland House

Project ID Code: 629527 A collection of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments in the heart of Heathcote, framed by the Royal and Heathcote National Parks. Stage 1 of Strickland House is now selling! Where nature frames everyday living. Set in the heart of Heathcote, Strickland House brings a new standard of contemporary living to the leafy southern edge of the Sutherland Shire. Morning light filters through the gums, the bush stirs into birdsong, and the national park begins just beyond the front door. Here, nature and modern living exist in balance, and everyday life unfolds at a gentler pace. Built by Duffy Kennedy and designed by MHN Design Union, Strickland House will deliver 145 apartments across three buildings, released in stages. Stage 1, Building A, introduces 57 residences across five levels. This considered mix of studio, one, two and three-bedroom homes is created for first-home buyers, young families and investors alike. The architecture has been shaped to sit gracefully within its setting. Crisp, layered balconies are framed by vertical timber-look screens, creating a facade rich in light, shadow and texture. A floating roofline crowns the building, a warm brick base grounds it, while generous glazing draws the leafy outlook inside. Inside, interiors by Mia Lake Interiors are calm, warm and quietly refined. Natural tones, stone finishes and abundant light ground each home in comfort. Living spaces open onto private balconies, creating easy indoor–outdoor living for quiet mornings, relaxed dinners and slow weekends. Every residence has been designed with everyday practicality and long-term liveability in mind, complete with lift access and a secure basement car park. Between two national parks, in the heart of Heathcote. Positioned at 1 Veno Street, Strickland House enjoys a rare balance of wilderness and convenience. The Royal National Park, Australia's oldest, begins on Heathcote's doorstep, with the Heathcote National Park just to the west. Swimming holes, sandstone gorges and bush trails turn every weekend into an escape. Heathcote Station is moments away, with trains reaching the city in around 50 minutes. Village shops, cafes and schools are an easy stroll. With three street frontages on Strickland Street, Veno Street and the Princes Highway, the homes found within are tucked gently back from the main road among quiet, leafy streets.