It’s a good idea to arrange your finance pre-approval to establish your budget before you start your home selection research. We will then assist you to select an available lot that meets your needs and you will pay a $1000 holding deposit. To formalise the sale, a 5% deposit of the total purchase price of the land is paid and we sign the contract documentation. You’ll then need to engage a settlement agent or solicitor who will handle the paperwork and clarify any special terms and conditions. They will also manage everything once your block has been constructed and it is time to ‘settle’ on your block by paying the balance and taking ownership.

A free landscaping package is available on all Stage 1 and Stage 2 lots at Harriott Armstrong Creek.

An easement is a section of land registered on your property title, which gives someone (usually a servicing authority) the right to use the land for a specific purpose even though they are not the land owner. This often includes sewer and/or storm water pipes. Easements are very common and appear in around 50% of blocks across an estate.

There is no body corporate for any land currently planned at Harriott.

Harriott offers a unique opportunity to purchase land within direct proximity to the existing The Village Waralily Shopping Centre, with the convenience of a full lined Woolworths and a range of retailers including Sullies Café, the Cockatoo Café, Burger Bar, Hairdressers, Sushi and more.

The Armstrong Creek Education precinct, just a 3-minute walk from Harriott offers options for childcare right through to secondary education with both mainstream and special education programs. In addition to everyday essentials, the estate is bordered by the future Sparrovale wetlands which will offer residents an expansive natural place to escape, exercise and learn about native flora and fauna right on their doorstep. Easy access to the Geelong CBD and Bellarine Peninsula provides the optimum blend of convenience and lifestyle.

Harriott’s Sales Suite is located at the entry point of the future community.

The City of Geelong is developing the Sparrovale Wetlands, which will be next to Harriott Armstrong Creek. They’re currently working through proposals and the community will be engaged for consultation on the masterplans. We’re actively working with the council to ensure Harriott Armstrong Creek residents will have access to the walking trials and cycle networks that are proposed to be incorporated into the wetlands masterplan.