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Recently featured on Sky Business News, Watermark Residences offer a range of amenities and services designed to help residents stay connected, healthy and engaged. Director Chris Watt spoke to the benefits of community living, highlighting the importance of social interaction and physical activity for promoting a healthy lifestyle.

At Watermark Residences, residents can participate in a wide range of activities, including golf, swimming, yoga, and meditation. The community also offers regular events and social gatherings, such as wine tastings, cooking classes, and movie nights. For those who prefer a quieter lifestyle, there are plenty of opportunities to relax and enjoy the stunning views. One of the key advantages of luxury apartment living is the convenience it provides.

With on-site facilities like a gym, a pool, and a concierge service, residents can enjoy all the benefits of a resort-style lifestyle without ever having to leave the building. This can be especially appealing for empty nesters who may be looking to simplify their lives and reduce the burden of household maintenance. The social benefits of community living are also a major drawcard. Research has shown that social isolation and loneliness can have a significant impact on mental and physical health, particularly for older adults. By living in a community of like-minded individuals, residents can build meaningful relationships and stay connected to the world around them.

With a focus on connectivity, convenience, and wellbeing, Watermark Residences offers a unique blend of luxury and lifestyle that is hard to find elsewhere. For those looking for a new chapter in their lives, this may just be the perfect place to call home.

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Enzo Marchione

Director

“The goal of pioneering sustainable, yet contemporary residential developments for over 55s is what guides the vision for Watermark Living.”



Enzo co-founded Watermark in 2002 and has successfully created and delivered property development strategies for more than 25 years. Enzo is driven to create spaces that leave a lasting legacy for families and the community.

Alongside fellow director Tony Olding, Enzo won an award from the Royal Australian Institute of Architects for Multiple Housing for New South Wales in 2002 and earlier in 2011 & 2019, he won the UDIA award for Best Seniors Living for the group’s development at Watermark Castle Cove.

Enzo also worked for the Australian Stock Exchange, heading the Index Research Department. He holds a Bachelor of Economics from Macquarie University and a Graduate Certificate from the Securities Institute of Australia in Financial Modelling.

Tony Olding

Director

Tony co-founded Watermark Living and has been working with his fellow directors on Seniors Living projects since 2002.

A highly qualified builder, Tony is a member of the Australian Institute of Building.

In 2002, alongside fellow director Enzo Marchione, Tony was recognised by the prestigious Royal Australian Institute of Architects with an award for Multiple Housing in for New South Wales.



In 2011, Tony was again lauded for his work when Watermark Residences, Castle Cove, was awarded the New South Wales Award for Excellence by the Urban Development Institute of Australia. The development won the category for the best Seniors Independent Living project in New South Wales.



Tony has a Bachelor of Building from the University of New South Wales.

Will Tynan

Director

“Sustainability is central to the Watermark Living philosophy.  Our team considers it a responsibility to future generations to encourage a new era of environmentally conscious living alternatives.”



Will joined Watermark Living as a joint venture partner in 2019 and brings 18 years of experience in real estate and development solutions that balance design integrity and functional performance.

Prior to Watermark, Will worked across investment leadership roles in PwC, CBRE and private equity.

He is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and is actively involved in mentoring young people through various initiatives, including in his previous role as one of the founding directors and on board of Minjerribah Camping.

Will holds a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Business Management (major in Real Estate & Development) from the University of Queensland, and a Masters of Project Management (Hons) from Queensland University of Technology.