VisionWoodlea is a community designed for easy living. Every home is within walking distance of a park, while every park and neighbourhood can be accessed by various scenic walkable routes.
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LifestyleEverything at Woodlea supports future living, from the diversity of the homes and the use of the landscape to the spirit of the neighbourhoods.
Explore your optionsWoodlea offers a choice of new living options, from spacious lots to brand new move-in-ready townhouses. Join a new era of community living in Melbourne’s West and build an exciting future and a wonderful new home.
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An Elevated Outlook The Outlook Site has an elevated position (hence its name), offering a wonderful view of the Deanside Wetlands. Being elevated the site was optimal for: Hunting: Lower areas provided a pathway for animals like Kangaroos to pass through Navigation: First Nations could use the creek lines of Kororoit Creek to guide them to camping grounds or to meet other clans for celebrations and ceremonies.
Stone Tool Manufacturing Sites Archaeology is the study of the human past through the material remains left behind. Through undertaking excavations on the lands of the Aboriginal peoples of the eastern Kulin nations, archaeologists and Traditional Owners uncovered evidence of stone tool manufacturing sites along the Kororoit Creek.
Hunting & Gathering toolkit The tools found during excavations made up a ‘toolkit’ needed for hunting and gathering. These included: Grinding stones for processing grass seeds Axe heads that were made into hand axes Sharp stone flakes used as barbs on hunting spears Specific to Outlook site, over 1,000 artefacts were found!