Intrapac Property is proud to announce the final release of land in Somerfield, the ground-breaking development that has transformed Keysborough and created a thriving community, with a mix of premium homes and beautifully landscaped surroundings.
“The time has come to release the final selection of land at Somerfield, and we’re going out on a high,” says Intrapac Property’s Chief Operating Officer Maxwell Shifman. “The growth and development of the neighbourhood has been extremely rewarding, and the popularity of the estate has exceeded our expectations, with strong demand for both land and our townhomes.”
There’s a great selection of lot sizes within the final release, including a limited number of parkfront lots. Purchasers buy into a thriving community with a social club and active resident’s committee running community events throughout the year, including: a Christmas Party, Chinese New Year Celebration, Easter Egg Hunt & Petting Zoo, Talk Like a Pirate Day, Halloween, Dwali Festival of Light, and group activities for kids & parents alike!
“Surrounding amenity, as well as parks, open spaces, playgrounds and the high quality of the estate have made this release hot property!” says Harvey Carretero from Red 23, Somerfield’s sales agency.
The final opportunity to be part of the prestigious Somerfield development includes an 8 lot release, as well as the Parkview Platinum release of 3 lots ranging from 392m2 to 518m2, with frontages directly facing a key park. House packages are available from Melbourne’s leading builders and the display village is open 7 days a week.
Residents at Somerfield have access to great shopping at Chadstone (17 minutes’ by car) or Southland, as well as Parkmore shopping centre and a soon to be built supermarket. They can take a walk along Mordialloc beach (around eight minutes’ drive) or have a game of golf at one of the courses located nearby.
For those who would rather stay home, Somerfield homes are set amongst beautiful surrounds, which include award-winning landscape designs, boardwalks along the wetlands and secluded tree-lined streets. Each home is within 400m of parkland or wetland and has access to high-speed fibre Internet.
Somerfield is nestled among established suburbs with all essential amenities close by, including top primary and secondary schools, such as Haileybury College. Monash University also has two campuses less than 15 minutes’ drive away. Healthcare facilities and hospitals can also be accessed within minutes.
“With all the surrounding area offers, as well as the quality that sets Somerfield apart, these irreplaceable and unrepeatable lots won’t last long” says Shifman.
Purchasers can register their interest by visiting www.somerfield.com.au or calling the sales team on 1300 570 460.
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Somerfield Social Club is holding an Easter event for its youngest residents on Sunday 13 March from 10am – 12pm at the Pirate Adventure Playground on Westwood Boulevard. It will feature an animal petting farm, face-painter, balloonist and a visit from the Easter bunny with a festive Easter egg hunt.
“Easter is meant to herald spring and new life, but in Australia it’s also a precursor to colder days to come,” says Max Shifman, Chief Operating Officer for Intrapac Property, the company behind the project. “Our Easter event is therefore both a chance to celebrate Easter and a chance to catch up with friends (old and new) before the winter months keep us all indoors more.”
At Somerfield, Easter means Easter egg hunts around the Pirate Adventure Playground, a balloonist twisting and turning a simple balloon into a work of art, face painters transforming toddlers into adorable Easter bunnies, a petting zoo to educate and entertain the youngest in the development, and plenty of smiles.
“Somerfield is proud of its diverse community and we look forward to seeing how all the cultures in our development celebrate this special time, especially the kids,” says Shifman. “We encourage children to dress up in their Easter outfits, but also in their own cultural outfits to showcase all the colourful character we have in the neighbourhood.”
Somerfield Social Club is run by a team of volunteers, together with the help of Intrapac Property. Come down and support the work they do to bring events such as this one to the Somerfield community.
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The Somerfield Social Club was recognised at the annual Greater Dandenong Volunteer Resource Services (GDVRS) evening in December. The group was commended for its contribution to creating a positive community in Greater Dandenong.
GDVRS is a partnership with the City of Greater Dandenong and highlights the crucial role of volunteer organisations in maintaining the healthy and vibrant nature of the Dandenong community.
“Creating a sense of neighbourhood in our developments is as critical as the urban design and the homes that are built. It’s been incredibly rewarding to see the huge volunteer effort the Somerfield Social Club has put into building such a tight-knit community,” says Max Shifman, Chief Operating Officer for Intrapac Projects.
Somerfield Social Club, in conjunction with Intrapac, has run numerous successful events during the year from Chinese New Year celebrations to the recent Christmas event featuring the CFA Santa, and many activities focused on providing fun for the young families in the development.
The Somerfield Social Club was recently recognised for its hard work at the recent Greater Dandenong Volunteer Resource Services awards.
Follow the Facebook Somerfield site to be kept up-to-date with future events.
Somerfield Social Club welcomed the holiday season with a community Christmas event full of festive fun, including an animal petting farm, face-painter, balloonist and a visit from Keysborough CFA’s Santa.
“The Christmas party was the last in a long line of community events held at Somerfield over the last year, from Chinese New Year to Diwali,” says Max Shifman, Chief Operating Officer for Intrapac Projects, the company behind the development. “It’s rewarding to see such amazing community spirit.”
Held on Saturday 12 December at the popular pirate playground, Somerfield’s Christmas event was another chance for residents to come out and get to know their neighbours while celebrating the festive season.
The well-attended event was organised and run by the Somerfield Social Club. Together with the help of Intrapac, volunteer residents from the social club help coordinate events within the neighbourhood, reinforcing the true sense of Christmas within the community.
The Somerfield Social Club was recently recognised for its hard work at the recent Greater Dandenong Volunteer Resource Services awards.
Follow the Facebook Somerfield site to be kept up-to-date with future events.
