Lot 329: Ashbourne Grand Pantry 23 @ Society 1056 - Fraser Rise

Norwood 124 by Sherridon Homes embodies simplicity and seamless comfort, designed to adapt effortlessly to your lifestyle. With three bedrooms, this home offers the perfect balance of practicality and charm.

Whether you're starting a family or looking for a space that grows with you or you're a first home buyer, Norwood promises convenience, flexibility, and a welcoming atmosphere for every stage of life.

The O'Farrell 16 by DBN Homes is a complete turnkey house and land package on Lot 336, perfect for first home buyers. This home offers:

Front and back landscaping
Fencing
Included site costs
Open plan living, dining, and 3 bedrooms
2 car spaces

A smart single storey, the Neo floorplan takes first home buyers' lifestyle into consideration. The spotlight of the home, the kitchen showcases an open-plan design that skilfully combines the dining and family area. You will also find four bedrooms, two bathrooms and double car garage. The Neo is crafted with practical living in mind.

• Fixed site costs
• Developers guidelines
• Choice of included facades
• 7 Star energy efficiency rating to all orientations
• 3.0kw solar PV system and Inverter
• Tiled shower bases
• Colorbond Roof Included
• Choice of Laminate or Tiled flooring to Entry, Kitchen, Family and Meals. Carpet to the remaining areas
• 600mm Technika oven and cooktop
• 20mm Quantum Zero Benchtops to Kitchen

Neighbouring the well-established communities of Caroline Springs and Taylors Hill, Society 1056 is prominently positioned in the heart of one of Melbourne’s up-and-coming new suburbs, Fraser Rise. Residents have access to a wealth of existing retail, education, hospitality, recreation, and relaxation amenity in the local area.

Society 1056 is designed to be low-impact, habitat-healthy, and pedestrian-friendly. Rebated solar energy for all-electric homes means greater efficiency, healthier living environments and lower household running costs. Hardy, shade-producing trees provide a cool refuge from the summer heat. Parks and waterways support a strong biodiversity mix and connect via walk and bike paths to encourage eco-friendly movement for people and native fauna.