Your search is over! Rathdowne, developed by Villawood combines all the features for which Villawood is renowned but takes it even further, and the proof is in the pudding.
With exclusive access to award winning Club Rathdowne, you can enjoy resort-style pools all year round, with a fully equipped gym for your sweat session, a hit of tennis, futsal or basketball at the sports courts, and so much more.
Build the family home you’ve always desired in a premium community that is surrounded by green space, wetlands, and picturesque parks. Located only minutes from established suburbs Craigieburn and Epping,
As a way of recognising the hardworking Care Workers in our community, we are offering $25,000* saving on land and house & land packages at Rathdowne. Nurses, teachers, emergency service staff, personal carers and other essential workers; it’s our gift to you!
Register today to learn more.
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Say goodbye to costly gym memberships and crowded public pools. At Club Rathdowne, exclusively available to residents, you’ll discover a world of luxury and convenience right at your fingertips.
Indulge in our heated pool and children’s pool, stay active in our state-of-the-art gymnasium, enjoy a game of tennis on our courts, and take advantage of our free function space. For parents, we offer a dedicated room, and to satisfy your daily coffee fix visit our on-site café, 4 Seeds – just one more reason to join our extraordinary new community.
18 April 2025
Geelong was buzzing with excitement, as the 2025 Good Friday Appeal Auction House sold under the hammer in front of an electric crowd, raising a record $1,150,500 for The Royal Children’s Hospital.
7 April 2025
A teenager dubbed ‘God’s influencer’ and ‘patron saint of the internet’ is being commemorated in a new school at Villawood’s Rathdowne Wollert community in Melbourne’s north. Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools opened the Carlo Acutis Catholic Primary School this year to more than 100 pupils at Wollert, paying homage to a young Italian web designer who died of leukaemia at age 15 in 2006. It is now officially opened.
10 February 2025
A teenager dubbed patron saint of the internet is being commemorated in a new school at Villawood’s Rathdowne community in Melbourne’s north. Carlo Acutis Catholic Primary School opened this month to more than 100 pupils at Wollert, paying homage to a young Italian web designer who died of leukaemia at age 15 in 2006.
