The ceremony brought together project partners, local representatives and key stakeholders, including NSW Member for Prospect Hugh McDermott MP, Cumberland Country Golf Club President Denis Clifford, Pariter CEO Tom Roche and representatives from construction partner DCN Group. 

The occasion marks an important transition from planning to delivery for a project that brings together residential development, recreation and community infrastructure. 

Located on the northern portion of Cumberland Country Golf Club, Salus Cumberland has been designed to deliver new housing opportunities  while preserving the recreational heritage of the site.

The development includes 234 approved independent living residences, and Aged Care Hub, complemented by a range of amenities that encourage active, connected and healthy lifestyles.

Importantly, the project will retain a reconfigured 18-hole golf course and brand-new Clubhouse, supporting the continued operation and long-term sustainability of Cumberland Country Golf Club. 

For Pariter, the development reflects an integrated approach to creating places, bringing together the roles of partner, developer, investor, owner and operator with a long-term perspective.

“Our partnership with Cumberland Country Golf Club is about more than delivering new homes. It’s about creating a connected community that supports healthy, active ageing, while helping secure the future of an important recreational asset for generations to come,” said Pariter CEO Tom Roche. 

With DCN Group appointed as construction partner, the groundbreaking represents the next stage in bringing the Salus Cumberland vision to life. 

Learn more about Salus Cumberland: saluscumberland.com.au