Village project opens its doors

August 28, 2025 BY

Each of the spacious homes have a 9-star energy rating and are flooded with natural light. Photos: SUPPLIED

THE Winchelsea Community Bank Village swung its doors open for the first time this past week.

More than two years in the making, the village, at 42 Harding Street, features 10 purpose-built two-bedroom homes.

It started with a vision to assist long-term Winchelsea residents who are looking to downsize but remain in the community.

Each of the spacious units have a 9-star energy rating, are flooded with natural light and surrounded by both private and shared gardens.

Perfectly positioned just two minutes from the Barwon River, the village is also a short stroll to the nearby shopping centre, medical and sporting facilities and local cafes.

The Winchelsea Community Bank Village features 10 purpose-built two-bedroom homes.

Community Bank chair John Knuckey said the organisation was incredibly proud to have delivered this new opportunity for people living in the small township.

“For far too long, there were no options for people in Winchelsea who wanted to retire or downsize into comfortable housing while remaining part of the community they’ve built their lives in.

“The Winchelsea Community Bank Village changes that. Not only does it allow our older residents to stay close to family, friends, and familiar surroundings, it also frees up much-needed housing stock for

younger families to make their home here.”

For sales enquiries or to arrange a private viewing, phone Ken McDonald on 0418 524 150 or John Knuckey on 0427 672 011.

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