The Good Friday Appeal’s Charity Home Auction blew the records out of the water with an amazing $1,082,000 raised for the Royal Children’s Hospital at Villawood’s Redstone community in Sunbury.
Rami and Sharlotte Ayoob of Mickleham were ecstatic about securing the beautiful Vogue 34 Henley home, saying it was a new beginning.
Their $1.082M bid eclipsed last year’s record $903K at Rathdowne by a thumping $179K – with every cent going to the Royal Children’s Hospital.
Set on a generous park-front block, the luxurious Hamptons inspired Henley home is superbly finished featuring four spacious bedrooms, three bathrooms, multiple living areas including a separate study, a grand alfresco and even your own soccer goals! The secluded master suite is complete with a large ensuite, oversized dressing room and private balcony to enjoy the lush views of Redstone’s Northvale park and playground.
Villawood has been involved in this program since 2009, donating prime land and helping raise more than $9 million for the Royal Children’s Hospital, along with their long-term partners Henley Homes.
From modest beginnings in 1989 developing small subdivisions in Bendigo, today Villawood Properties predominately concentrates on large scale master planned communities which incorporate a combination of mixed-use town centres, residents’ clubs, educational facilities, large display villages and the creation of high quality parks and open spaces.
We understand there is much more to creating a living, breathing community than simply constructing a housing allotment, and are committed to going that extra mile to deliver vibrant communities where residents form strong and lasting relationships. With a proven track record in delivering innovative, community-focused developments, Villawood boasts a portfolio of over 50 completed residential projects.
Villawood Properties has an unrivalled commitment to creating new communities that set higher levels of lifestyle, design, engagement and activity, and giving back. It is all about sustainability in every sense of the word and setting vastly improved benchmarks for how Australians live.
Veteran broadcaster Ray Martin, with a life-long newsman’s antenna for ground-breaking stories, delves deep into just how executive directors Rory Costelloe and Tony Johnson have set up such a different, and successful, modus operandi at Villawood.
Style without compromise. It’s something we all deserve.
And now it’s within your reach.
After three decades of building communities, Villawood Properties have created their own range of brand-new designer homes. VillaRange is a selection of intelligent residences, designed in collaboration with future-thinking architects and inspired by urban style.
Design, quality and value are at the core of Villawood’s VillaRange.
Villawood Properties has stormed into the South Australia market, expanding its national presence with a multi-billion-dollar suite of Adelaide residential projects and drawing a powerful media response with the first project launched by SA Premier Steven Marshall.
Villawood has five projects in train that will deliver more than 5000 homes over the coming decade.
Melbourne’s surging property prices are making it increasingly difficult for people in the essential services to get into the market. Villawood’s Care Worker Support Program was created in 2018 so that people working in these roles can still afford to buy land in Villawood projects.
Under this initiative, purchasers who are employed as care workers who work within a 10km radius of a Villawood community that they are seeking to buy in, will be eligible for a $20,000 rebate on their block of land. Villawood devised the Care Workers Support Program so care workers may live and work in the communities they serve.
27 June 2022
Maples, oaks, ash and elms are part of a ground-breaking trial that could make a unique green contribution to Wyndham’s urban environment. The tree trial at Alamora, by developer Villawood Properties and Fleming’s Nurseries, aims to tackle climate change by cutting urban heat island effect with shady tree canopies, while assisting biodiversity and adding more colour to the municipality’s new suburbs.
14 June 2022
E-scooters and e-bikes can be integral aspects of CBD traffic infrastructure, with the right treatment. Villawood’s Rory Costelloe explains how in the Herald Sun. Also hear him talking with Neil Mitchell on 3AW …
8 June 2022
Villawood executive director Rory Costelloe believes that with some with some commonsense treatment, bike lanes, e-scooters and e-bikes can be valuable additions to inner-city transport infrastructure. Here’s his latest from the Geelong Advertiser.