Warralily townhomes in demand

Warralily has fast-tracked release of The Greenway to satisfy growing
market demand for low maintenance living close to the Geelong CBD and the
iconic Surf Coast.

The Greenway is a bespoke townhome collection that offers a considered
easy-care version of a traditional home and proximity to all the conveniences of
Warralily’s vibrant village lifestyle.

It is the latest addition to the Warralily estate that has invested over $750 million
and earned 16 state and national awards to become Geelong’s most sought-after
community.

Warralily estate manager Ben Stewart said the launch was brought forward
following the success of the Axis townhome precinct.

“Our townhomes tick all the boxes for home hunters looking for convenient
affordable living within an established and welcoming community.” said Mr Stewart.

“Enquiry across the estate is significantly higher than pre-COVID19 levels, so we
expect The Greenway collection to be in high demand.”

Created by Australia’s biggest builder Metricon Town Living, these two-, threeand four-bedroom turn-key townhomes feature stylish facades and contemporary
inclusions from $379,000.

The Greenway is ideally located in the popular Warralily Central neighbourhood
overlooking open space and in walking distance to all the The Village has to offer.

The village hub includes the new Armstrong Creek East Community
Centre, a Woolworths supermarket and numerous specialty shops, along with
popular cafes and eateries.

Active families will enjoy the nearby top-class sports facilities with competition
standard junior and senior ovals, netball courts and sports pavilion, while being
linked to the tranquil Armstrong Creek waterway by 30km of walking and cycling
paths.

The community also boasts ample early childhood and school facilities including
the adjacent Armstrong Creek School and new state secondary school, Oberon High School.

Warralily also recently welcomed the St Catherine of Siena Catholic School.
Armstrong Creek School Principal Evan Savage said there’s a real community
spirit that the school is proud to be part of.

“We’ve been opened for three years now and have established ourselves as a
central part of the community,” Mr Savage said.

It’s a sentiment echoed by local Cockatoo café owner Ben Jelley.

“We opened to a super warm welcome a couple of years ago. It’s a lovely
community that has all the aspects of what makes a community – things like
Auskick, bookclubs, mothers’ groups.” Mr Jelley said.

The first release will offer eligible first homebuyers the opportunity to receive
both the $25,000 Homebuilder Scheme and the $20,000 First Home Owner Grant.

It is also an advantage that buyers only pay 5 per cent upfront, with nothing more
to pay until the townhome is complete and the certificate of occupancy has been
achieved – allowing the buyer to save prior to settlement.

The Greenway will officially launch on September, 26.

For more information contact property consultants on 1300 458 193, email
[email protected] or live chat via warralily.com.au