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Download Evoke Project Brochure SOUTH MORANG WELCOME TO Your True Centre Evoke’s luxurious yet low maintenance townhomes are nestled amongst flourishing reserves and natural surrounds, where open spaces and bike trails create moments of relaxation and cherished memories for your family. Convenient proximity to established retail centres, medical and educational facilities fosters easy living and a true urban living experience — all the ingredients needed to build a bright future while finding your true centre in South Morang. The ultimate modern lifestyle is the meeting point of clever design and timeless style, with your own stamp of individuality. Evoke’s considered townhomes offer just that, with a variety of spacious floorplans and colour selections to create your very own modern oasis in South Morang. ARTIST IMPRESSION OF PARK-FRONTING FACADES 5 Evoke Townhomes are treated separately, but also unified in a variety of forms, colours and textures which make for a contemporary streetscape that you’ll be proud to call home. ARTIST IMPRESSION OF PARK-FRONTING FACADES 7 Evoke Townhomes offer low maintenance living, so you can spend time on the things that truly matter. ARTIST IMPRESSION OF TYPE A TWO-BED TOWNHOME 8 9 CONSIDERED DESIGN. THOUGHTFUL LIVING. Clever designs minimise time spent on upkeep to maximise time creating memories. ARTIST IMPRESSION OF TYPE F THREE-BED TOWNHOME 10 11 ARTIST IMPRESSION OF DARK COLOUR SCHEME LIVING SPACE ROOM TO BREATHE, SPACE TO GROW. Let the light in. The inclusion of floor to ceiling windows make the most of Evoke’s natural surroundings, bringing the best of the outdoors in, creating open plan living where the whole family can come together and enjoy comfort and beauty. 12 13 ARTIST IMPRESSION OF DARK COLOUR SCHEME KITCHEN/DINING MEMORIES MADE GATHERED AROUND THE TABLE. At the end of the day, this is where you and your family will meet to eat, celebrate and connect. Premium finishes and clever storage solutions create a space where form meets function, a space perfect for entertaining. 14 15 ARTIST IMPRESSION OF DARK COLOUR SCHEME BATHROOM ARTIST IMPRESSION OF LIGHT COLOUR SCHEME BATHROOM THE PERFECT PALETTE. Refined finishes and architectural sensitivity make for an aesthetically pleasing, The choice of a light or dark tonal palette throughout your townhome begins the creative process of invigorating space while quality fixtures and applying individual touches to your new home. materials will stand the test of time. 16 17 ARTIST IMPRESSION OF LIGHT COLOUR SCHEME BEDROOM TAKE THE TIME TO UNWIND. Sophisticated architectural touches and natural colour palettes inspired by the natural surrounds create a stylish space for relaxation. 18 19 The Lakes Quarry Hills Hillsview Recreation Granite Hills Vincent Recreation Wetlands Regional Park Reserve Regional Park Reserve The Great Eastern Way Vincent Drive Findon Road WESTFIELD MIDDLE GORGE PLENTY VALLEY STATION 3 min / 1.5km 2 min / 1km 20 21 ARTIST IMPRESSION South Morang; A Succeeding City When you are so spoilt for choice it raises only one question — where to next? Your daily adventures to cafés, wineries and farm-to-plate eateries will result in new community connections and family favourites for years to come. Westfield Plenty Valley is just around the corner, offering a lifestyle destination like none other, you’ll never be short on options when it comes to fashion, homewares, entertainment or produce. 01 03 02 04 05 01. The Sporting Globe Bar & Grill 02. Plenty Gorge Train Station 03. Westfield Plenty Valley 04. South Morang Train Station 05. Central South Morang Shopping Centre 23 04 01 03 01. Mill Park Secondary College 02. Hillsview Recreation Reserve 03. Hillsview Recreation Reserve 04. South Morang Football Club / Mill Park Lakes Sportsfields 05. ‘The Guardian’, Vincent Reserve 05 CLEAN AND GREEN. We all benefit from time spent in nature. Evoke resides among the tranquil waterways and wetlands of The Lakes Reserve on one side and the native splendour of the established gums of Vincent Reserve on the other — providing a happy 02 and healthy lifestyle for all stages of family life. 24 25 P L E N T Y R D MERNDA Your True Granite Hills Community Regional Park LEGEND Yarrambat Quarry Hills Park Regional Park T H E L A K E S B L Plenty Road The Lakes V D South Morang Arterial Roads College Mill Park Lakes Proposed 86 Tram Extension Community Plenty Gorge Yarrambat Sportsfields Railway (Mernda Line) Parklands Park Public The Lakes Golf Course D Reserve V The Lakes Precincts L Plenty River B South Morang S P-12 School Water/Creeks E K A L G O R D O N S R D Train Stations E H T Proposed 86 Tram Terminal Hillsview Recreational Vincent Reserve Recreational Westfield Plenty Valley Reserve Village Cinemas Quarry Hills P Coles Supermarket Regional Park The Lakes Wetlands L E Reserve MIDDLE Woolworths Supermarket Marymede GORGE N Catholic STATION T Y THE GREAT EASTERN WAY College Jetts 24H Gym R N D O N R D F I D WILLIAMSONS RD Middle Gorge Park F I N D Plenty Ranges Arts & O N Convention Centre YARRAMBAT R D F Meadowglen SOUTH I N Northern Hospital D O Primary N (12 mins) MORANG R D School E X TE Plenty River CIVIC DONNYBROOK RD N Y A N Y E A N S I RESERVOIR PRECINCT O N South Morang C Pacific Epping Shopping I Reserve Mill Park V I Centre (13 mins) Secondary C Mernda Railway Line SOUTH EMPLOYMENT Melbourne Airport College D R MORANG PRECINCT MERNDA (27 mins via Hume Hwy) STATION South HomeCo Morang South Morang MCDONALDS RD S.C. MCDONALDS RD MCDONALDS RD CRAIGIEBURN RD MCDONALDS RD SOUTH H U M E F MORANG TRANSPORT HUB Plenty Rd W PRECINCT Morang South CRAIGIEBURN Y LIVE AND WORK Shopping PRECINCT Primary School Precinct Epping Primary School Greenbrook EPPING Campus B U S H B LV D CENTRAL SHOPPING PRECINCT PLENTY RD R D N G T U R I L N L A I T A M P O L 7 A O 2 EPPING R T R M O R A N G D R E 0 I N M TRAIN E STATION F W E N 2 Y P Mill Park D Recreation R P L E N T Y R D TULLAMARINE P Y Reserve & T WESTERN FWY I L I N K O N N T Leisure Centre S D E A E L A CENTENARY DR PRESTON R P H I T R A Plenty Gorge HEIDELBERG O V CITYLINKYARRAMBAT N E Parklands E R U E Mill Park T V U Heights Primary A F NORTH ESSENDON School P MILL PARK A E RMIT (7 mins) DL BRUNSWICK R E La Trobe WESTERN RING RD EASTERN FWY University Northpark Plenty River (16 mins) Hospital (12 mins) Lalor North Metropolitan Ring Austin Hospital Mill Park MELBOURNE Secondary College Road (7 mins) (25 mins) HODDLE ST Central S.C. CBD NORTH EXISTING VINCENT DRIVE RESIDENTIAL HILLSVIEW RECREATION RESERVE / BUNDOORA UNITED FC Masterplan 83 82 KEY AMENITY 81 80 79 150m 71 to Hillsview Recreation Reserve K EE CR 78 & Vincent Recreation Reserve AY N W ER 70 ST EA AT RE EXISTING E G 77 TH 64 69 RESIDENTIAL 76 1km 63 68 75 to Middle Gorge Train Station 62 67 74 61 66 73 1.5km 60 65 to Westfield Plenty Valley 72 EVERLASTING BOULEVARD 41 1.5km 40 to Marymede Catholic College & 21 22 23 24 25 26 39 The Lakes South Morang College 38 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 6km to RMIT University & a short 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 drive to La Trobe University 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 EVERLASTING BOULEVARD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PROPOSED EVERLASTING BOULEVARD AGED CARE FACILITY 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 FINDON ROAD FINDON ROAD KOONUNGA PARK 29 MIDDLE GORGE STATION 2 min / 1km WESTFIELD PLENTY VALLEY PRIVATE PROPERTY 3 min / 1.5km NORTH 28 An Expert Team. THE DEVELOPER THE SALES AGENT Resi Ventures is one of Melbourne’s leading Oliver Hume is a multi-disciplinary property residential land developers. We create highly services and residential property funds group successful master planned housing subdivisions with more than 65 years of success in residential across Melbourne’s growth corridors, transforming and mixed use property developments. raw land into liveable, sustainable communities that We work with developers, builders, private land people are proud to call home. sellers and home buyers to plan and deliver Placing people at the centre of our design and master-planned subdivisions and built-form development approach means creating projects projects including apartments and town houses that people love to live in. We create master plans across metropolitan Melbourne, regional that give our homeowners what they want, building Victoria and Queensland. homes not just for today but the dream home of your future. We understand that life can mean a lot of different things to different people, so we build our communities to reflect that — real places where people live, work, shop and play. THE ARCHITECT THE BUILDER Cornall Building Design is a specialist in quality Privium understands how to provide you design and documentation, with over 20 years with the blank canvas to craft an elevated of experience in delivering our clients carefully environment that will inspire you to keep considered and impeccably designed projects. growing, building and pioneering your own life. Through a combination of conscious material We’re here to help you customise, curate and selection and practical design philosophy, we provide co-design a home that perfectly reflects your interiors that are tailored to a client’s taste while personalised style while integrating practical delivering on functionality and intelligent design.
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