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Master Plan Pdf (2.2MB) CHARLEMONT RISE Pristine rolling countryside meets exceptional urban design Welcome to Charlemont Rise, a new masterplanned community situated on the magnificent Horseshoe Bend Road, encompassed by spectacular views of Geelong and the Surf Coast. Resplendent in its natural beauty, the estates desirable north facing land features tree lined streetscapes and native vegetation. The gentle rise and fall of the land offers exceptional elevated living and exclusive paramount outlooks. Homes with diverse architectural styles will adorn the rolling hills and open space landscape, shopping, educational and community facilities, creating an urban oasis for families to call home. There is no place that compares; living at Charlemont Rise is living above all else. Strasse Bar, Packington Street Geelong Artists Impression LIFESTYLE Have the best of both worlds Live moments from the bustling city of Geelong, popular coastal destinations and suburban hot spots, Charlemont Rise is at the centre of attention. Your options are endless. Mornings at the beach, walking the kids to school, a caffé latte with friends, quality time with family or simply relaxing at home are all part and parcel of the lifestyle awaiting you at Charlemont Rise. A destination in itself, Charlemont Rise ensures your everyday conveniences are within reach, playing host to shopping, educational and community amenities, all the while keeping you close to major retailers and supermarkets. MASTERPLANNED COMMUNITY Community living at its height At the centrepiece of Charlemont Rise comes the stylish and sophisticated neighbourhood shopping and activity complex. Featuring a unique gallery of stores and boutique coffee shops all at your doorstep. In walking distance to the public and catholic primary school, Charlemont Rise and the surrounding area supports lifelong learning. With the proposed onsite public secondary college and early learning centre located adjacent to the parklands, Charlemont Rise has your family’s growing education covered. With an abundance of natural walking trails at your doorstep and just a short scenic stroll to the local shops, train station and community centre, Charlemont Rise provides an accessible lifestyle. Being active becomes easy with newly established football ovals and tennis courts, available to all residents. Working with the environment and natural resources, Charlemont Rise is designed to deliver your family a liveable community. Each home has Class A recycled water as part of our sustainable water-saving plan and high-speed broadband to keep your family connected. LOCATION Highly connected Superbly positioned in the suburb of Charlemont along Horseshoe Bend Road, Charlemont Rise is minutes to the Geelong Ring Road, providing a direct route to the Melbourne CBD. The nearby Surf Coast Highway and Great Ocean Road puts a stunning and unique coastal environment within easy reach, just 15 minutes from beautiful beaches and coastal towns. Geelong CBD with its abundance of dining and shopping opportunities is only a short 10 minute drive from your home. Experiencing the best of both worlds has never been easier. Charlemont Rise is well connected to the public transport network. Walk or ride to nearby Marshall Station where train and bus services frequently depart to get you where you want to go. < Geelong > D 3kms A O 10kms R NG RI Marshall Train Station FUTURE RESIDENTIAL FUTURE RESIDENTIAL BARWARRE ROAD HORSESHOE BEND ROAD Community Centre Public Parkland Retail Precinct FUTURE Schools 15kms RESIDENTIAL Sporting Fields 15kms Surf Coast NORTH < Surf Coast < Masterplan Drawing inspiration from existing tree lined boarders and undulation of the land; Charlemont Rise is planned to perfection, showcasing natural conservation reserves, situated both to the north and south, in the midst of highly thoughtful residential development and community facilities. Landscaped pocket parks, wide-open space and multiple sporting fields are spotted throughout the estate. Whether it’s a leisurely stroll, a picnic in the park or a kick of the football, Charlemont Rise is designed to be enjoyed. D A O R S D A E H N O W R A B Barwon Heads HARRIOTT ROAD 17kms > DEAKIN UNIVERSITY GEELONG 9.7kms CORIO BAY GEELONG COLLEGE WESTFIELD PACKINGTON STREET SHOPPING VILLAGE GEELONG HOSPITAL (PUBLIC) ST JOHN OF GOD HOSPITAL (PRIVATE) SOUTH GEELONG TRAIN STATION Ha hway m ig GEELONG SHOWGROUNDS il ton H BELMONT SHOPPING CENTRE R GEELONG RACECOURSE in g Princes Highway R oa d OBERON HIGH SCHOOL GATEWAY PLAZA BELLARINE LAKES GOLF CLUB WAURN PONDS 6.9kms MANDAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL LEISURELINK LEOPOLD 16.3kms IGA WAURN PONDS SHOPPING CENTRE MARSHALL TRAIN STATION DEAKIN UNIVERSITY READING CINEMA THE GROVEDALE HOTEL BUNNINGS Princes Freew GROVEDALE COLLEGE ay WAURN PONDS TRAIN STATION CHARLEMONT RISE MT DUNEED ESTATE LAKE NARANA ABORIGINAL CULTURAL CENTRE CONNEWARRE B a r w o n H e Mount Duneed Road ODYSSEY TAVERN & BREWERY a d s R o a d Horseshoe Bend Road BARWON HEADS AIRPORT (LIGHT PLANE) Blackgate Road JIRRAHLINGA KOALA AND WILDLIFE SANCTUARY Surf Coast Highway THE MINYA VINEYARD & WINERY 13TH BEACH GOLF ACADEMY BARWON HEADS HOTEL BARWON HEADS 16.1kms BREAMLEA 12kms Anglesea Road TIGER MOTH WORLD EDUCATION THE SANDS ENTERTAINMENT GOLF COURSE MEDICAL SURF CITY RETAIL TRANSPORT Great O VINEYARD AND BREWERIES cean Road TORQUAY 14.8kms RACV RESORT NORTH JACK RABBIT VINEYARD AMENITIES BELLARINE ESTATE SCOTCHMANS HILL BAIE WINES CURLEWIS WINERY DRYSDALE 26.4kms CURLEWIS GOLF CLUB Everything you Portarlington Road LEURA PARK need from city Curlewis Road to coast ADVENTURE PARK A host of local amenities surrounds Grubb Road Charlemont Rise. With access to LAKE CONNEWARRE Geelong, the Surf Coast and Bellarine MITRE 10 Peninsula, there is always new MINI GOLF destinations to explore. OAKDENE VINEYARD With a stunning coastline, fertile farm country Bellarine Highway with restaurants and wineries aplenty, there’s something for everyone to get excited about. Why not indulge in some retail therapy at the vast variety of surrounding shopping destinations. Wherever life takes you, Charlemont Rise will be there to welcome you home. JIRRAHLINGA KOALA AND WILDLIFE SANCTUARY OCEAN GROVE 21.6kms POINT LONSDALE GOLF COURSE BARWON HEADS HOTEL POINT LONSDALE 32.4kms BASS STRAIT CARTEL COFFEE ROASTERS, GEELONG TORQUAY MAIN STREET THE BARWON RIVER MARSHALL TRAIN STATION TORQUAY BEACH < GEELONG NORTH N RIVER BARWO TANNERY ROAD MARSHALL TRAIN STATION PIONEER ROAD BEND ROAD HOE RESERVE ROAD SES HOR Ring Road CHARLEMONT RISE ROAD SALES OFFICE E ARR BARW BOUNDARY Barwon Heads Road ROAD ROAD BEND Surf Coast Highway HOE SES TORQUAY < HOR SALES OFFICE 215 HORSESHOE BEND ROAD Visit charlemontrise.com.au Phone 1300 737 814 While best endeavours have been used to provide information in this publication that is true and accurate, Charlemont Rise, Oliver Hume and related entities accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect to any errors or inaccuracies it may contain. Prospective purchasers should make their own inquiries to verify the information contained herein..
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