2154 Owlet Crescent, Sunbury, Vic 3429

Key Features:
•	Architecturally designed Capri 20C by Nostra Homes 
•	4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms & double garage 
•	Generous 20.52sq home design 
•	Corner allotment providing additional space and street appeal 
•	Open-plan kitchen, dining and living area 
•	Dedicated upstairs study space 
•	Fixed-price turnkey package with landscaping included

Join the prestigious & vibrant Redstone community which is designed to live-in and developed by Villawood Properties A Developer with a Difference. They began in 1989 developing small subdivisions in Bendigo and have since grown to become Australia’s leading and most trusted land developers, achieving multiple UDIA awards.

Our flagship master-planned community is located on the doorstep of Sunbury, offering residents an exceptional lifestyle with the exclusive residents-only Club Redstone, Redstone Major Town Centre, Jacksons Creek reserve, parks, proposed schools, childcare, community amenities and more.

Below is a quick overview of Redstone Estate:
• Master planned community of approximately 2,500 homesites
• Proposed Sunbury South Town Centre
• Exclusive Club Redstone including pools, gym, café and function spaces
• 111 hectares of open space including Redstone Hill with panoramic views
• Proposed Prep–Year 12 government school
• Future non-government primary school and community facility
• Sunbury Train Station approx. 3.5km (4 min drive)
• Melbourne Airport approx. 10 min drive
• Construction well underway with a fast-growing community

**CLUB REDSTONE is under construction – due to open Spring 2026**

With stages selling fast, contact the Redstone Land Sales Office today. Open 11am–5pm, 7 days a week. Located at 675 Sunbury Road, Sunbury VIC 3429.

Disclaimer: All prices, availability, land sizes, plans, specifications, and inclusions are subject to change without notice and may vary at the time of enquiry or contract. Images and information are indicative only and should not be relied upon as a representation of the final product. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain independent advice before proceeding.