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The Reserve is an exciting new project unlike anything you’ve seen in

Samson - stylish, easy-care apartments finished to a luxurious standard and

competitively priced.

Nestled right next to the largest parkland reserve in the City of Fremantle

and adjacent to Samson Recreation Centre, the location speaks for itself.

You’re just minutes from Fremantle, the beach, the Swan River, Garden City

Shopping Centre, Port Coogee and the Fiona Stanley Health Complex.

No detail has been overlooked with striking architectural features, balconies,

a four Green Star rating and quality finishes throughout, including Miele

kitchen appliances and stone benchtops. With the inclusion of secure under-

croft parking and lifts, you’ll want for nothing at The Reserve.

the location the opportunity the reserve

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Fredwick Baldwin Park 1.6km

Sir Fredrick Samson Reserve

Garden City 5km

Myaree Shopping Centre 3.7km

Swan River 5km

Melville Plaza 4km

Fremantle 5km

Fiona Stanley Hospital 4.5km

Samson Primary School 200m

the areaSamson is south and central. A quick car trip down South Street and you’ll

arrive in Fremantle, or head east and you’ll be at the Murdoch Precinct of

Fiona Stanley Hospital and Murdoch University in just minutes.

For shopping, you have an abundance of choice with Fremantle, Garden

City Shopping Centre and Kardinya Shopping Centre only minutes from

your doorstep.

LoCAL AMeNiTieS iNCLUde:

• Central Fremantle

• Murdoch Train Station

• Kardinya Shopping Centre

• Fiona Stanley Hospital

• Murdoch University

• Notre dame University

• South Beach

• Samson Recreation Centre @ your doorstep

• Garden City Shopping Centre

The suburb of Samson was named after the Samson family who

have been prominent in the Fremantle area for two centuries,

including Sir Frederick Samson who served as mayor for over 20

years.

The first notable Samson, Lionel Samson arrived in Fremantle

in 1829 and started Lionel Samson and Sons, the state’s oldest

established business, still in operation today.

Samson is the easternmost neighbourhood of Fremantle and the

most recently residentially developed. Prior to development, the site

was owned by the army, being the site of the Melville Military Camp

during World War ii. in 1971, the City of Fremantle called tenders

for the development of the area and the face of Samson changed

to become the suburb it is today. it’s major park being named after

former mayor, Sir Frederick Samson.

the lifestyleAs the sun sets, why not take in the delights of The Reserve’s on-site cafe/

delicatessen or soak up the sun in the west-facing courtyard while simply

listening to the sounds of nature

Cross the road from The Reserve Samson and you’ll instantly be immersed in

the beautiful natural surroundings of Samson Park. Nature trails wind through

the park displaying jarrah, marri and tuart trees along with a variety of native

plants. The park also provides habitat to over 50 bird species, reptiles and

bats. Unravel a picnic rug and enjoy the BBQ facilities as the children burn

some energy at the playground. Samson Park also contains picnic areas, a

basketball court and dog walking areas.

For more rigorous pursuits, you can head next door to the Samson Recreation

Centre for tennis, badminton or a range of organised fitness classes.

quality livingWith a choice of three distinctive, cleverly conceived floorplan designs there is an apartment to suit a variety of households.

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design aspectsNo detail has been overlooked during the design of The Reserve Samson with striking

architectural features, balconies, a four Green Star rating and quality finishes throughout.

designed for optimal solar orientation, virtually all apartments at The Reserve Samson have

either a north or south aspect, with balconies to take in the wonderful view of the parkland.

Residents will love the convenience and security of under-croft parking and lifts.

The floor plans ensure internal living areas flow seamlessly into the outdoor spaces with the

use of generous sliding glass doors.

iNTeRNAL FiNiSHeS iNCLUde:

• Solid core doors to Apartment entries and Storerooms

• BiR or WiR to all bedrooms

• Miele kitchen appliances, electric cooktop, electric oven and range hood

• 20mm stone benchtops

• intercom system to all external entry doors

• Security Roller shutter for vehicular entry to Basement Carpark

• Wall mounted clothes dryer to laundry

• Ceramic floor tiles to bathroom, acoustic flooring in living areas and carpet to the bedrooms

exTeRNAL FiNiSHeS iNCLUde:

• landscaping to common

areas and courtyards

• Built in BBQ, picnic setting

and bench to public open

space

• Awnings to Main entrance

and second floor Balconies

• Bike Racks as shown on plans

• Privacy screening to

Balconies

Buyers can choose from three interior

colour schemes, all carefully selected

based on modern neutral tones to help

showcase all styles of furniture.

scheme 1

scheme 2 scheme 3

sustainabilityThe Reserve Samson has been awarded a 4 Star Green Star Certified Rating

(score 45-59), which signifies ‘Best Practice’.

Green Star is a voluntary sustainability rating system for buildings in Australia. it

was launched in 2003 by the Green Building Council of Australia.

The Green Star rating system assesses the sustainability of projects at all stages

of the built environment lifecycle. Ratings can be achieved at the planning

phase for communities, during the design, construction or fit out phase of

buildings, or during the ongoing operational phase.

The system considers assesses and rates buildings, fit outs and communities against a range of environmental impact categories, and aims to encourage leadership in environmentally sustainable design and construction, showcase innovation in sustainable building practices, and consider occupant health, productivity and operational cost savings.

In 2013, the GBCA released a report, The Value of Green Star, which analysed data from 428 Green Star-certified projects occupying 5,746,000 million square metres across Australia and compared it to the ‘average’ Australian building and minimum practice benchmarks. The research found that, on average, Green Star-certified buildings produce 62% fewer greenhouse gas emissions and use 66% less electricity than average Australian buildings. Green Star buildings use 51% less potable water than average buildings. The report also found that Green Star - As Built certified buildings recycled 96 per cent of their construction demolition waste, compared with the average recycling rate for new construction projects of 58%

investment hotspotThe prospects for future capital growth in Samson is encouraging. Just moments from

the Murdoch Health Precinct, which includes the new Fiona Stanley Hospital, property

demand in the area is set to rise significantly as the expected workforce of 35,000 people

look for a place to live nearby.

The Reserve Samson is perfectly placed to take advantage of Samson’s outstanding

investment prospects, with purchase prices considerably lower than the suburbs median

house price.

The 10-year average growth rate of Samson at 9% per annum, shows it has outperformed

the Perth metropolitan average of 7.8%. Similarly, the 5-year average growth of Samson

(5.9% per annum) has surpassed the Perth metropolitan average of 3.8% per annum.

GoVeRNMeNT ANd PRiVATe

SPeNdiNG oN iNFRASTRUCTURe iN THe iMMediATe

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to be invested in the Perth freight link project which includes upgrades to High Road and the expansion of Roe Highway, improving access between Fremantle and the Kwinana Freeway.

$1.6bninvested in the Murdoch Activity Centre and Fiona Stanley Hospital with expansions up to 35,000 employees, 20,000 residents and 40,000 students.

$2.0bn

to be invested in the Fremantle CBd with the Kings Square redevelopment.

$80m Port Coogee Marina development which is 4.5km to the south west of Samson.

$500m expansion of the Garden City Shopping Centre with the proposal making it the largest shopping centre in Western Australia.

$750m

Whilst all details have been carefully prepared and are believed to be correct, no warranty can be given either expressly or implied by the vendors or their agents. intending purchasers

must rely on their own enquiries. distances are measured “as the crow flies”. Photographs and illustrations are for presentation purposes only and are indicative only. They should not

be relied upon as an accurate representation of the final product. Specification may change at any time.

dethridgeGROVES Real Estate 9336 1166

Christine Majeks 0402 762 601

christine@dgre.com.au