Apartments in Golden Sedayu’s multi-billion-dollar redevelopment of Burswood Point are about to be made available to the public for the first time.
The apartments form part of the 17-storey Somerset West tower, which is one of two towers already approved for development within the Burswood Point precinct.
The Burswood Point redevelopment has already attracted more than $50m in apartment and house sales, and more than 1,000 enquiries prior to its opening to the general public.
With 93 apartments across the tower, Somerset West will also include luxury amenities such as an infinity pool overlooking the iconic Swan River, an observation deck and barbeque areas with views to the Belmont racecourse, a gym and café. Somerset West will also include retail opportunities, with plans for a grocery store.
Designed by DKO Architecture, Somerset West offers a range of options for potential buyers with one, two and three-apartments all available.
Observation Deck
Golden Sedayu Managing Director Andrew Sugiaputra said he was honoured to be able to deliver Somerset West as part of the Burswood Point redevelopment.
“Burswood Point has been a work of love to the group for a long period of time and it is an important part of Western Australia’s future,” Mr Sugiaputra said.
“We are honoured and privileged that we are able to announce Somerset, bringing an amazing dream to reality. The incredible rate of sales shows that the Perth property market is well and truly heating up, and that buyers are feeling more confident than ever.”
“The Town of Victoria Park, through its officers and design review panel has been a huge support and assisted us immensely through the approval process.”
DKO architect Dennis Chew said Somerset West would be more than a building and would instead become a defining Perth landmark.
“It’s about sculpting spaces that breathe life into the peninsula, contributing not just buildings, but a legacy that seamlessly integrates with the natural landscape,” Mr Chew said.
“The architectural concept behind the towers was to create a striking feature that would anchor the peninsula and with a sculptural form to serve as a defining landmark that is visible from the river’s edge.”
Burswood Point Sales Director David Dragun said there had already been substantial interest in Somerset West, which has only been open for VIP sales until now.
“Somerset West has had enormous interest due to its strategic location, expansive views of Perth City, the racecourse, and Swan River,” Mr Dragun said.
“It is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own something so unique in Western Australia and be part of a project that will transform the Perth landscape.”
Somerset West is due to be completed in early 2027, with early works due to begin by August this year.
Interested buyers will also be able to take a first glimpse at what Burswood Point has to offer, with the sales office now open.
Please visit Burswood Point’s website for more information and contact David Dragun on 0419 914 729 for sales enquiries.
