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.
CommunityWelcome to Woodlea’s thriving community! Check out the latest news and announcements, or reserve your spot at an upcoming event.
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.
Building at WoodleaWe’re here to support you throughout the complete process, from initial sale through to design, build and handover.
3,000 Native Plants These locally sourced plants will help revegetate the reserve into a habitat for local animals. The plants will require minimal maintenance, but will provide maximum environmental benefits. Thank you to our local community partner groups including We Love Aintree, Caroline Springs & Aintree Scout Groups, Aintree SES, Caroline Springs RSL and the Aintree Multicultural Group for making this happen!
Sustainability & Community Engagement “Woodlea’s commitment to supporting community engagement, which provides genuine environmental outcomes, assists our organisation to create long-term, sustainable projects which will benefit communities and local wildlife into the future. For vulnerable grasslands and waterways, a commitment to sustainability and community engagement is crucial in the protection and restoration of our natural assets,” – said Jono Ingram from We Love Aintree.
Plastic Free & Minimal Waste Event This event was a plastic-free, minimum waste event that sought to educate the community about environmental issues and decisions they could make to better protect the environment. There was a minimum waste coffee cart with vegan, zero-waste edible cups from Good Edi.
“We are thrilled to bring volunteers and locals together to continue making a meaningful contribution to our community and its local ecosystem. By working together, we can help restore native vegetation and improve biodiversity in the local area, creating habitat for native wildlife and a greener, more sustainable community for future generations,” – Woodlea Project Director, Matthew Dean