Sydney skyline seen from the Inner West

A new chapter for Stanmore Village

Conquest is in the early planning stages for a thoughtfully designed mix of homes, retail, and open space at 58-76 Stanmore Road, a precinct created to sit within the character of the neighbourhood.

Working with award-winning architects FK, our vision explores new public spaces, quality design that respects the streetscape, and places for the local community to gather, shop and connect.

A community
that connects

Built around local lifestyle and connection, creating a shared, welcoming heart where neighbours can gather, socialise, and feel a genuine sense of belonging.

Neighbourhood cafe interior with a barista at the counter
Shopper choosing fresh vegetables at a local grocer

Everyday convenience

Everything essential—from daily shopping and local coffee to healthcare and childcare—is easily accessible within a single, walkable neighbourhood precinct.

New Local Supermarket • Childcare Centre • Landscaped Public Spaces • Gym & Wellness Spaces • Beer Garden & Dining • New Local Supermarket • Childcare Centre • Landscaped Public Spaces • Gym & Wellness Spaces • Beer Garden & Dining •

Heritage & character

The design will honour Stanmore’s distinct Inner West identity, blending quality new homes and retail seamlessly with the suburb’s established character and historic charm.

Architectural sketch of the Stanmore Village street corner

An exciting new chapter for Stanmore Road

Location and low-maintenance living

Situated just 6km from the Sydney CBD and a short walk to Stanmore Station, 58–76 Stanmore Road delivers practical, well-connected living in the heart of the Inner West. With transport links, local shops, and essential services right on your doorstep, it brings quality new apartments and everyday amenities together in one prime, easily accessible address.

A new landmark for Stanmore Road

Occupying a key site within Stanmore’s central transport corridor, 58–76 Stanmore Road is a significant investment in the suburb’s future. The project delivers premium-built homes and new ground-floor retail to the area, providing modern living options close to the city while adding useful new amenities for neighbouring residents.

“At Conquest, we understand that creating meaningful places goes beyond simply providing a place to live or shop. By developing mixed-use sites like Stanmore Village, we aim to deliver not only exceptional everyday convenience, but a thoughtfully designed environment that reflects the creative character and aspirations of the local community.

Michael Akkawi,
CEO, Conquest

Get the facts

Facts, not
rumours

In preparation Updated September 2026

There is a lot of talk around the neighbourhood about what might happen at the former Cyprus Club site. We want to make sure you have the actual facts rather than rumours from down the street.

Here is what is currently proposed, what is not happening, and where the planning process actually stands.

  • ~400new homes, plus a full-line supermarket and local shops
  • 14storeys maximum. Not 25, not 30.
  • 100%of parking and deliveries below ground, off local streets

The proposal & building height

What is actually proposed for the site?

A mixed-use neighbourhood project on the old Cyprus Club site with around 400 new homes, a full-line supermarket, everyday local shops, and open landscaped green space that anyone can use.

How tall will it be?

The proposal is for buildings up to 14 storeys. Earlier ideas from past studies that mentioned 25 or 30 storeys are not the current plan and are not being pursued.

Has anything been approved yet?

No. Nothing has been approved. The plans are being prepared for formal review by the NSW Department of Planning, Inner West Council, and the local community.

Are flight paths being changed for this project?

No. Flight paths are not changing. The proposal sits strictly beneath the existing aviation safety height limits set for Sydney Airport.

Excavation & construction

How deep is the basement and will nearby houses be protected?

All parking and supermarket delivery docks are planned underground to keep cars and trucks off surrounding streets. Before any shovel hits the ground:

  • Immediate neighbours will be offered a free independent condition report on their home, so there is an official baseline record.
  • Movement, vibration and groundwater levels will be tracked in real time by independent engineers.
How will noise, dust and trucks be handled?

Construction rules are set by the State and Council, not left to guesswork. That means standard daytime construction hours only, continuous dust suppression on site, and truck routes restricted to major roads during school drop-off and pick-up times.

Traffic, parking & trees

Will this create traffic gridlock?

A full traffic study is underway right now. Access points are being placed so vehicles move directly onto main roads instead of rat-running down quiet residential streets.

Where will everyone park?

Underground, on site. All residential, visitor, supermarket and delivery parking will be inside the basement, so it does not spill over onto local street parking.

What happens to trees and green space?

The plan sets aside deep soil areas specifically designed for large canopy trees to grow properly. Any trees that cannot be retained will be replaced with advanced native species to increase overall canopy cover across the site over time.

Community, design & housing

How will it fit in with Stanmore’s character?

The street-level design uses warm brickwork and proportions that match traditional local streetscapes. The taller sections are stepped back from the street boundaries so they do not loom over footpaths or neighbouring homes.

Will there be affordable housing?

Yes. Dedicated affordable homes will be part of the project, managed by a registered community housing provider so key workers can continue living locally.

Will all residents have the same access to facilities?

Yes. Everyone uses the same building entries and shares equal access to courtyards, gardens and shared spaces.

Staying in the loop

How do I have a say?

Once the full application is submitted to the Department of Planning, every report and architectural plan will be public. You can read the technical studies and submit your formal feedback straight to the NSW Planning Portal.

We will run local drop-in sessions as plans progress. Because timing depends on the planning milestones, we will announce session dates right here on this page and on our Facebook page.