Parktown Residence

About the Parktown Residence model

Positions estimatedChecked 14 Oct 2026

Drawn from

Developer's floor plans (one page per type, with key plan and scale bar) and schematic diagram (every block, stack and storey), with the site plan and unit table of a PropNex 4-fold (the developer's site plan, building plan approvals of 15 Nov and 10 Dec 2024), from PropNex Project Suite, read 14 Oct 2026

Placement

Arranged by fitting each home's floor plan outline to the homes drawn on the site plan picture (the developer's key plans are too small to fit to): 59 of 114 stacks fit at 0.93 or better and the lowest at 0.68, after homes were moved apart by up to about 2.3 m so that none overlap; the site plan is laid on the development's mapped lot (overlap 0.90 at the plans' scale, scale within 3%). The homes start on the 2nd storey, over a one-storey podium of shops, community and transport uses, drawn as a plain base under each block. Also estimated: where the smaller homes on the 2nd storey of thirteen stacks sit within their stacks, and the 2nd-storey homes with private enclosed spaces, drawn as their typical plans

Storey height

Assumed at 3.2 m

Prices

Not released yet

Surroundings

OpenStreetMap and SLA OneMap 3D (3D building shapes to about 400 m, where the standard asks for about 620 m; textured models to about 180 m), read 14 Oct 2026; heights partly assumed

Model built by

Christopher Low, Property Elites Clique, from the developer's drawings

Last checked

14 Oct 2026

Floor plans and site plans are the developer's own drawings, as issued to agents through PropNex. Sizes are strata areas and subject to final survey. Recorded transactions and comparing units are not part of StackLens yet. Please check anything important with us and the developer before you decide.