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Get active! There are numerous sporting options for adults and children alike (netball, football, cricket, soccer, etc). At Waterford Rise and they are all within minutes of your home. Discover all that the Baw Baw Shire has to offer. Wildlife, walking tracks and picnic areas can be found within the 1040 hectares of natural forest and cleared pastures. If you are looking for some culture, the West Gippsland Arts Centre is a thriving hub of live entertainment. Catch up with friends before or after the show at local coffee shops, cafés and restaurants.

Situated on the western edge of Warragul on Princes Way towards Drouin and close to the freeway entrance, it’s a perfect location for an estate that’s on the move. Yet it is the scale of the Waterford Rise estate that provides the incredible amenity, with 25 hectares of gardens, wetlands, playing fields and parklands. Close to sporting facilities, public transport, schools and a planned major new hospital, it is merging into the expanding Warragul township that offers more facilities, entertainment and services as its population grows. The Warragul area and surrounds offers a range of educational opportunities, with 12 Primary, 3 Secondary and 2 combined schools as well as 3 Training Colleges. There’s a host of healthcare providers including the renowned West Gippsland Hospital. Connectivity for residents is enhanced by the Route 85 bus service through the estate on its way between Warragul and Drouin.

Warragul is located in the centre of a regional paradise at the entrance to Gippsland and its magical parks, rivers and lakes. “One hour from everything” is the catchphrase – from ski fields to waterways and lush state forests to miles of golden beaches and central Melbourne. The regions rural hinterland provides some of the world’s finest natural produce and the laid back population of more than 15,000 people makes it one of Victoria’s top 20 cities and Baw Baw Shire’s population is expected to grow 50% to more than 60,000 people by 2026. Frequent express trains connect you to the centre of Melbourne (for work and play) and a four lane freeway by car. And it is all enjoyed in a temperate climate between the mountains and the sea.

Located on gently undulating land, Waterford Rise is blessed with picturesque vistas both in the immediate and longer ranges. Within the estate itself, the extensive landscaping and expanses of parkland and waterways offer a beautiful aspect. Further into the distance the backdrops include the Baw Baw Ranges to the north, the Strzelecki Ranges to the east and expanses of beautiful farmland in between. It’s a wonderful canvas to overlay your lifestyle vision.

Get active! There are numerous sporting options for adults and children alike (netball, football, cricket, soccer etc). At Waterford Rise they are all within minutes of your home.

Our rapidly growing masterplan community comprises 1,250 diverse-sized lots featuring the Waterford Rise Advantage* as well as 25ha. of parks, waterways and open space and all connected by tree lined boulevards and a network of shared pathways that link to the renowned Two Towns Trail.

Situated on the western edge of Warragul on Princes Way towards Drouin and close to the freeway entrance, it’s a perfect location for an estate that’s on the move. Yet it is the scale of the Waterford Rise estate that provides the incredible amenity, with 25 hectares of gardens, wetlands, playing fields and parklands. Close to sporting facilities, public transport, schools and a planned major new hospital, it is merging into the expanding Warragul township that offers more facilities, entertainment and services as its population grows. The Warragul area and surrounds offers a range of educational opportunities, with 12 Primary, 3 Secondary and 2 combined schools as well as 3 Training Colleges. There’s a host of healthcare providers including the renowned West Gippsland Hospital. Connectivity for residents is enhanced by the Route 85 bus service through the estate on its way between Warragul and Drouin.

If you are looking for some culture, the West Gippsland Arts Centre is a thriving hub of live entertainment. Catchup with friends before or after the show at local shops, cafés and restaurants.