That’s a total of up to $82,207* in savings.
ARMSTRONG truly sets a benchmark for exceptional living in the Geelong Region. Awarded Master Planned Community of the Year (2017) and Community Engagement Excellence (2018) by the Urban Development Institute of Australia, ARMSTRONG is a vibrant community where residents form strong and lasting friendships.
Discover the costal Clovelly 225 and contemporary Brooklyn 278 at Geelong’s Biggest and Newest Display Village!
Living at ARMSTRONG means the entire family can embrace a healthy life. Completing the picture-perfect coastal lifestyle, is over 30 kilometers of walking and cycling tracks, as well as 24 hectares of parks, wetlands, sporting fields and green spaces.
14 May 2021
Community is in Villawood’s DNA. Geelong Cats Andrew Mackie, Mark Blicavs & Jed Bews get together with Rory Costelloe to talk on why helping clubs and groups, large and small, as well as care workers, makes good community sense.
15 April 2021
They’re thought-provoking, controversial, touchstones and eye-opening – Villawood’s giant corten steel letters are meant to highlight social issues, to encourage debate. Mental health, refugees, road safety, indigenous awareness, kids’ play, marriage equality, caring for neighbours, domestic violence, Covid vaccinations, respect, the AFL’s Geelong Cats – these are just some of subjects promulgated in Villawood’s three-metre high rust-coloured letters. Right now, the letters are spelling out an important post-JobKeeper message to businesses and bosses: Employ Local. It’s aimed at bolstering the community’s fortunes at a time of uncertainty as it comes to grips with the possibilities of the post-pandemic era.
6 April 2021
The 2021 Good Friday Appeal Charity Home No-Reserve Auction fetched a fantastic – and record – $903K for the Royal Children’s Hospital at Villawood Properties’ Rathdowne community in Wollert. Successful bidders for the stunning two-storey, four-bedroom Henley Vogue 34 home were Drage and Zaklina Lazarovski, who were urged over the finishing line by daughter Natasha in a feverish bidding war before a crowd of almost 1,000 people. This year’s Charity Home Auction marks Villawood’s 12th year donating land, over which time the auction has raised more than $8.3 million.
