Construction at Somerset at Burswood Point is progressing toward a December 2027 completion, with the riverfront development now about 60% sold to owner-occupiers, downsizers, and investors attracted by premium design.

Interiors offer three palette options to personalize homes, while amenities across both towers include a 20-meter infinity pool, spa, gym, yoga studio, sauna, private dining lounges, outdoor BBQ areas, and observation spaces with views of the racecourse.

More than $30 million in critical infrastructure upgrades are funded jointly with the State Government, featuring a pedestrian bridge to Perth Stadium train station, enhanced cycling and walking paths, and a bridge connecting Burswood Point to Victoria Park Drive.

Golden Sedayu emphasizes its integrated development and construction model as delivering better quality control, timelines, and delivery, boosting buyer confidence as planning and on-site work converge.

Somerset East and Somerset West are the first residential towers built by Golden Sedayu Construction, the company’s in-house arm created to address scarce WA builders for complex large-scale projects.

Location highlights center on riverfront living near Optus Stadium, Crown Perth, and Victoria Park dining, with easy access to Perth CBD, reinforced by in-house and external infrastructure investments that foster a sustainable community feel.

A major milestone was reached with the installation of a tower crane, signaling the start of vertical construction along the Belmon Park Racecourse perimeter in Perth.

Design features include two- and three-bedroom layouts (one-bedroom units sold out), ceiling heights up to 2.9 meters, expansive balconies, wraparound glazing with river and park views, and high-end finishes such as Gaggenau appliances and engineered timber flooring.