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GREENHILLS PARK / 1 A COMMUNITY FOR BETTER LIVING. At Greenhills Park, we’re bringing contemporary home living together with a connected neighbourhood approach to create a rich environment for family life. Set in natural parklands, your new community will provide a fresh take on what it means to live in a city. With education options from primary through to tertiary, comprehensive retail offerings close at hand and excellent transport links, Greenhills Park sets a new standard for community living. GREENHILLS PARK / 3 MOUNTAINS, ACCORDING TO THE ANGLE OF VIEW, THE SEASON, THE TIME OF DAY, THE BEHOLDER’S FRAME OF MIND, OR ANY ONE THING, CAN EFFECTIVELY CHANGE THEIR APPEARANCE. HARUKI MURAKAMI GREENHILLS PARK / 5 ARTIST’S IMPRESSION GREENHILLS PARK / 7 RMIT WESTFIELD UNI HILL DAREBIN CREEK PLENTY GORGE PLENTY VALLEY FACTORY OUTLETS TRAIL PARKLANDS PARADE COLLEGE RMIT BUNDOORA SQUARE GREENHILLS PARK / 9 ARCHITECT STATEMENT DESIGNED FOR LIFE Designed by award-winning Point Architects, Greenhills Park reflects a modern approach to townhouse living. The homes overlook open pathways and a vast landscaped precinct within the development. Each dwelling has its own front door entry point and driveway to a lock-up garage. Greenhills Park creates its own community enclave within the growing northern corridor. From single homeowners to modern family living, you’ll be able to put your own stamp on your home. The materials and colour palette have been carefully chosen to complement the natural tones of the environment, extending a feeling of tranquility in the surrounding landscape. Modern interiors create open, light-filled spaces complete with modern appliances and finishes. GREENHILLS PARK / 11 ARTIST’S IMPRESSION GREENHILLS PARK / 13 ARTIST’S IMPRESSION GREENHILLS PARK / 15 7min ST. LUKES TENNIS CLUB THOMASTOWN EAST RECREATION RESERVE MUN RESERVE RIDING DISTANCE DAREBIN CREEK LINEAR RESERVE GREENHILLS PARK BUNDOORA SAMUEL PARK NORRIS BANK TENNIS CLUB NORRIS BANK PARKLANDS HOLT PARK MT COOPER BUNDOORA PARK PUBLIC GOLF COURSE DAREBIN BUNDOORA PARK RIDING DISTANCE CREEK TRAIL Greenhills Park provides a beautiful natural backdrop for your new home. And when you factor in the incredible Darebin Creek Trail, the attraction becomes even clearer. DAREBIN CREEK RESERVE Darebin Creek Trail has 26km of walking and cycling path from Epping to Ivanhoe, and connects to the Yarra Trail, the Anniversary Trail, Capital City Trail, Koonung Trail, Gardiners Creek Trail, ARCH GIBSON RESERVE Merri Creek Trail, Plenty River Trail and the Diamond Creek Trail - 600km of track in total. CW KIRKWOOD RESERVE The trail follows the meandering Darebin Creek and provides a natural haven from the surrounding city streets - yet you’re always conveniently close to urban infrastructure as well. KP HARDIMAN RESERVE DAREBIN COMMUNITY SPORTS STADIUM LATROBE GOLF PARK DAREBIN CREEK TRAIL DAREBIN CREEK 20min LA TROBE UNIVERSITY GREENHILLS PARK / 17 INTERIOR DESIGNER STATEMENT SPACES CREATED FOR EASY LIVING In designing this collection of homes the goal was to provide a fusion of function and style throughout the home. Each residence celebrates an affinity and interaction with the community and the outdoor Australian lifestyle. Materials have been selected for their robust and honest beauty, balanced by monolithic forms, fine framing and feature lighting. Smart concealed storage has been integrated throughout, and every home is primed for residents to personalize spaces. The Greenhills Park homes focus on simplicity in design and form, delivering living, sleeping and eating zones that nurture a sustainable family life. GREENHILLS PARK / 19 ARTIST’S IMPRESSION GREENHILLS PARK / 21 ARTIST’S IMPRESSION GREENHILLS PARK / 23 ARTIST’S IMPRESSION GREENHILLS PARK / 25 OUR LANDSCAPES CONNECT US TO OUR HISTORY; THEY ARE THE SOURCE OF OUR CHARACTER AS A PEOPLE, AS WELL AS OUR HEALTH, OUR SAFETY, AND OUR PROSPERITY. ROBERT KENNEDY JR GREENHILLS PARK / 27 ARTIST’S IMPRESSION GREENHILLS PARK / 29 ARTIST’S IMPRESSION GREENHILLS PARK / 31 LIGHT SCHEME BOSCH APPLIANCES More than a luxury name, Bosch appliances reflect our commitment to your living experience. These premium appliances will deliver elegance, convenience and reliability through the life of your home. DARK SCHEME 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 4 5 1. COUNTER - Caesarstone Statuario Macimus / Rugged Concrete 1. GAS COOKTOP 600mm 2. SPLASHBACK- Artedomus 2. INTEGRATED RANGEHOOD 3. WINDOW COVERING - Warwick Mood Beam / Paros Pewter 3. BUILT-IN MICROWAVE OVEN WITH GRILL 4. BEDROOMS - Godfrey Hirst Jade Palace Ceramic / Dynasty 4. BUILT-IN OVEN 5. JOINERY - Polytec Soft Walnut / Maroso Milan 5. STAINLESS STEEL DISHWASHER 6. JOINERY - Classic White sheen 7. BATHROOM TILES - Cerdomus Pietra Shellstone Matt / Kentucky White Matt 8. FLOORS - Woodcut Roman Grey / Colchester GREENHILLS PARK / 33 HIGH ST THE BLVD MC KIMMIES RD RMIT THE BLVD MAIN ST DALTON RD THOMASTOWN SPRING ST RAILWAY STATION RMIT THOMASTOWN UNI HILL EAST FACTORY OUTLETS RECREATION PLENTY GORGE THOMASTOWN RESERVE PARKLANDS YAN YEAN DAREBIN CREEK PIPE TRACK LINEAR RESERVE LINEAR RESERVE METROPLITAN RING RD METROPLITAN RING RD METROPLITAN RING RD SETTLEMENT RD NORTHPARK EDGARD CREEK HOSPITAL PARADE LINEAR RESERVE GREENHILLS RD COLLEGE EDGARS RD DALTON RD TRAM 86 SETTLEMENT RD NORRIS BANK PRIMARY SCHOOL MAHONEYS RD KEON PARK RAILWAY STATION WATSONIA BUNDOORA SQUARE NORTH CAMERON PARADE BUNDOORA HUGHES PARADE JC DONATH RESERVE GRIMSHAW ST DUMBARTON ST D R BOTHA AVE Y HIGH ST T N LE P HICKFORD ST BUNDOORA PARK WATSONIA DAREBIN CREEEK TRAIL BUNDOORA GREENWOOD DR BUNDOORA WATSONIA RD RUTHVEN BUNDOORA PARK PRIMARY GREENWOOD DR PUBLIC GOLF COURSE SECONDARY RAILWAY STATION CHEDDAR RD SCHOOL COLLEGE BOARDHURST AVE RATHCOWN RD TRAM 86 MONT PARK GRESSWELL FOREST NATURE BEST ST STRATHALLAN GOLF CLUB CONSERVATION RESERVOIR RESERVE DUNNE ST DUNNE ST BOLDREWOOD PDE EDWARDES ST RESERVOIR DR KINGSBURY AIN GREENSBOROUGH RD LEISURE CENTRE M BROADWAY RESERVOIR RAILWAY STATION KP HARDIMAN RESERVE DEVONSHIRE RD D MACLEOD HENTY ST Y R NT DAREBIN PLE LA TROBE YALLAMBIE RD COMMUNITY UNIVERSITY SPORTS STADIUM TORBAY ST GREENHILLS PARK / 35 BUILD YOUR FAMILY’S FUTURE Bundoora hosts two of Melbourne’s leading tertiary institutions, La Trobe University and RMIT University. Your children’s access to continued learning is guaranteed. For the early years, Norris Bank Primary Schools is nearby, so as is Parade College. Bundoora Secondary College is also just a short tram trip away. GREENHILLS PARK / 37 A RICH HISTORY, A PLACE FOR THE FUTURE Bundoora has evolved since its early beginnings as an agricultural community. Its early period is characterized by the beautiful Bundoora Homestead, built in 1900. Today the area is home to a wide range of services and amenities, from tennis, golf and other sporting pursuits to large green spaces and cultural areas. GREENHILLS PARK / 39 Everyday shopping needs are met just a minute’s walk away with Bundoora Square. When your shopping needs cross over with fashion needs, Uni Hill Factory Outlets, as well as Westfield Plenty Valley are just a Greenhills Park is well serviced by a range of cross-city bus few minutes driving away. services, linking to nearby Keon Park Station for city-bound trains. The Bundoora tram service is a short walk away, taking Bundoora’s growing population is bringing a new you direct to the city. Access to major linking roads also means focus on cafe and dining life. Nearby, Bundoora Square you can quickly be on the road to destinations far and wide. provides a huge number of restaurants and cafes. GREENHILLS PARK / 41 ARTIST’S IMPRESSION GREENHILLS PARK / 43 DELIGHT IN THE EXTENSIVE GREEN SPACES THAT SURROUND YOUR HOME, FROM DEDICATED PLAY AREAS TO ENTERTAINING AREAS COMPLETE WITH THE RENOWNED DAREBIN CREEK TRAIL. ARTIST’S IMPRESSION GREENHILLS PARK / 45 GREENHILLS PARK / 47 Melbourne is Australia’s fastest-growing city with almost 25% population growth in the last 10 years. The northern corridor in which Greenhills Park is located is a prime driving area for that growth. A highly educated, diverse population, nearby tertiary institutions and a developing community of young families ensures that Greenhills Park represents INVEST IN BUNDOORA strong investment potential now and into the future. AGE OF POPULATION FAMILY COMPOSITION LEVEL OF EDUCATION CULTURAL DIVERSITY 41% 14.8 % 28.9% UNIVERSITY ENGLISH 20-39 49 % COUPLES(ALL) 23.2% 40-59 36% 17 % 14. 2 % 2 0 .1% COUPLE WITH NO INFANTS/PRIMARY AUSTRALIAN 60+ CHILDREN(ALL) 13 % 17 % ONE PARENT(ALL) 5 - 19 15 % 1 2 .4 % SECONDARY EDUCATION CHINESE HOUSEHOLD OCCUPANCY OCCUPATION MEDIAN PRICE GROWTH MEDIAN RENTAL YIELD 21% 37% PROFESSIONALS +10 .1% + 4 .4 % FULLY OWNED Based on 409 registered Unit sales compared over the Based on 317 registered Unit sales compared over 27% 15 % last two rolling 12 months periods. the last 12 months periods. RENTED CLERICAL & ADMINISTRATIVE WORKS 32 % PURCHASING 13 % TECHNICIANS AND TRADES WORKERS In general, people in Bundoora work in a Professionals occupation. 21% Professionals, 15% Clerical & administrative workers, 13% Technicians & trades workers, 12% Sales workers, 12% Community & personal service workers, 9% Labourers, 5% Machinery operators & drivers. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistic(ABS) Source: Australian Bureau of Statistic(ABS) GREENHILLS PARK / 49 DEVELOPER WOLF International Group is a privately owned property development company dedicated to creating quality suburban homes. With local community and global vision in mind, every project starts its life
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