Delivered by Positive Investment Enterprise, the project is located at 23–27 Schofields Road in Tallawong, offering a new collection of one, two and three-bedroom apartments within an established masterplanned community, where completed residences and landscaped spaces already shape a connected and liveable environment.


The limited-time deposit offer reduces the upfront cost for buyers seeking new apartments in Sydney's expanding north-west, where infrastructure investment and population growth continue to reshape suburbs like Tallawong into emerging residential hubs.


Off The Plan is actively fielding enquiry across a range of buyer profiles, from first home buyers drawn by the low deposit threshold to investors tracking the area's strengthening rental fundamentals.


"The 5% deposit offer is a genuine game-changer for buyers who are ready to commit but haven't had the opportunity to accumulate a full deposit," says Tim Whall, Founder at Off The Plan.


"Combine that with stamp duty savings on new apartments and the government's recent moves to support first home buyers, and the barriers to entry have never been lower for people looking to get into the north-west."


Inside the apartments, layouts have been designed with an emphasis on practicality and long-term liveability. Natural light and cross-ventilation are integrated into the planning of each residence, creating interiors that feel fresh and energy-efficient year-round. Soft, neutral finishes and durable materials are paired with contemporary kitchens featuring integrated appliances and generous storage.


Bedrooms are positioned as quiet retreats, with wider apartment layouts prioritising efficient use of space and flexibility for different household types. Wide frontage designs help maximise natural light and outlooks, with many north-facing homes capturing district views toward the Blue Mountains.


Sustainability has been built into the development from the ground up. Rooftop solar panels offset common area energy consumption, while smart home technology and cross-flow ventilation contribute to lower operating costs and improved day-to-day comfort for residents.


Shared lifestyle spaces extend living beyond the apartments themselves, with landscaped communal gardens, shaded seating areas, BBQ facilities and outdoor gathering spaces providing places for residents to relax or connect with neighbours. Plans for a future retail precinct within the Kew community will bring further everyday convenience closer to home.


On the connectivity front, Tallawong Metro Station, Schofields Train Station and Rouse Hill Metro Station place residents within easy reach of major employment centres including Norwest Business Park, Macquarie Park and the Sydney CBD via the Metro North West Line.


Nearby lifestyle options include Rouse Hill Town Centre, Schofields Village and The Ponds Shopping Centre, while Rouse Hill Regional Park and a network of local cycling trails and open space support outdoor recreation across the growing precinct.


"The north-west is one of the strongest growth stories in Sydney right now," Tim adds. "Population growth, infrastructure investment and genuine undersupply of quality new apartments are all working in the same direction. Kew Tallawong sits right at the heart of that."


With Stage 2 now selling and apartments starting from $560,000, the current 5% deposit offer provides buyers with a more accessible pathway into one of Sydney's fastest-evolving residential corridors.


To find out more about Kew Tallawong visit Off The Plan.