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SHAWOOD at ELARA, NSW

SHAWOOD at ELARA, NSW

Available in New South Wales

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Building since 2012

About

SHAWOOD at Elara is Sekisui House’s collection of SHAWOOD homes in the Elara masterplanned community at Marsden Park, in Sydney’s North West. The official page lists 39 Blackstone Street, Marsden Park, as the address, which matches yours. Its “Get directions” link, though, points to 245 Abell Road, Melonba, which is the address of the home listed on the page. The homes are built from premium natural materials using advanced pre-engineered technology, and SHAWOOD says each one is designed for longevity and lasting quality. The page pairs Japanese design with the Australian lifestyle. Generous living areas flow between the kitchen, dining and lounge, then out to a covered alfresco and a large backyard. SHAWOOD house and land comes at a fixed price that includes construction and inspection costs, and buyers can choose to upgrade the interiors. The surrounding Elara estate has parklands, walking trails, sports fields, a 3-hectare lake, inclusive playgrounds and schools, with easy access to Richmond Road, the M7 and the Marsden Park retail precinct.

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iBuildNew loves SHAWOOD at ELARA in NSW because…

SHAWOOD at Elara brings Sekisui House’s world-renowned Japanese engineering and organic design philosophy directly into Marsden Park’s vibrant north-west growth corridor. Every turnkey residence incorporates their proprietary pre-engineered timber framing and passive solar principles, delivering exceptional thermal performance, structural precision, and harmonious family living. Perfectly positioned near Elara Village and leafy parklands, buyers benefit from the gold-standard assurance of an iCIRT-rated builder creating homes of lasting quality.

Built-in buyer protection

State-backed peace of mind for your new home.

6-year structural protection

Covered for 6 years post-completion.

2-year builder care period

Maintenance coverage for 2 years post-completion.

Standard statutory warranty periods vary by state. Terms apply under local residential building guidelines.

NSW Government