New Ormond

• Family-orientated neighbourhood.
• Open plan layouts, family-sized residences.
• Surrounded by leafy streets and parklands.

New Ormond sits within easy reach of the city but exchanges congested streets for leafy surrounds. Enveloped by greenery, this collection of seven spacious townhouses is the considered outcome of a creative collaboration between Sloane, Megowan Architectural and John Patrick Landscaping.

Each home is warm, secure and inviting. Abundant natural light, flexible open plan layouts and secluded outdoor courtyards create an air of easy luxury. Family-sized proportions, parking for two cars within a private lock-up garage and north-facing living spaces complete the picture. The open plan design enables residents to expand and transform each space for entertaining. Vertical gardens bring the outside world in; careful planting provides a vibrant sense of connection to the surrounding parklands.

Upstairs, three large bedrooms allow room for families to grow and living arrangements to evolve. An unhurried, peaceful lifestyle is assured. A material palette of robust Australian timber and resilient natural stone ensures each home retains a connection to its unique site and context. Fittings and fixtures can be readily adapted to residents’ needs and tastes. Rising above and beyond what’s expected, New Ormond offers an enviable lifestyle for those seeking both natural surroundings and proximity to the city.

The ample volume of light and space within each New Ormond townhouse encourages residents to make the most of time spent at home. In every direction, large windows let in natural daylight, reinforcing a connection to the outdoors. Designed to be both private and open, the living spaces allow plenty of room to spread out and entertain guests.

Located just 25 minutes’ south-east of Melbourne’s CBD, Ormond is well-serviced by public transport and easily accessible from main roads. Defined by its sense of community and family-orientated amenities, it combines urban living with authentic connection. In Ormond, feeling like a local is part of everyday life