UMBRA Estate Greenvale
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Is their anyone out there?
I'm up a bit further up in Mickleham
A forum for anyone who will be building in the UMBRA Estate Greenvale.
Is their anyone out there?
Is their anyone out there?
We have purchased a block in Greenvale Central (directly across from Coles). We are meant to be titling in November however nothing has been done. When are you expected to title?
Thanks for your reply.
The first stage of UMBRA was suppose to title back in May.
I am in stage two and that is suppose to title in October.
With a bit of luck stage two wont be far behind schedule. They are currently putting in the pipe infrastructure.
If they have not started your estate, I don't think they have a hope of finishing by November unless they throw a lot of resources at it.
One thing I realised very quickly is how optimistic the developers are.
I'm not holding my breath with my land titling this year, however I really hope that it'll title sometime next year.
Just found this site/forum that you started looking for some Umbra estate new home Builders. We have a block in stage 2 which as far as im aware is in the process of being title. Its a guessing game to see which house from stage 1 will be completed first. Are you stage 1 or 2 ?
Happy to here from someone.
We are in stage 2 also. My conveyancer told me a few days ago the paperwork is with the titles office and we should be looking at settlement fairly soon.
We went past the estate yesterday and yes there is a lot of activity going on.
We have already signed up with a builder and plan to build as soon as our title comes through.
How about you.
From once you turn into the estate from the frist street on your right all the way down to the park is all open green space.
From the greenvale central structure plan there will be a lake planed at the botton of the estate (if the owners ever sell and someone pays for it). This means that the estate can't grow any bigger downwards from that frist street on the right.
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Looking forward to it.
The only future development will be on the other side of Bonds lane. I did notice from the Precinct Plan a large track of the land on bonds lane will be for Medium Density housing.
The other thing I like is being centrally located rather than North of Somerton Rd.
My sister lives in Greenvale Gardens. She is going to end up in the middle of a big estate.
We are building a double storey with Henley. I plan to start another thread for our build.
The location was what we liked as you can buy and build new and still within walking distance of old infrastructure. We were thing of buying old in greenvale but it depends as it could take you 10-15min to drive to your house after you get to greenvale. So, we got the best of both worlds and a new home!
How did you go with the estate design guidelines? We got knocked back for too much brick work in the front. We changed it and then they said they liked it better before! so they let us have it.
Are you saying your plan has already been approved by the panel.
As far as I know Henley have not submitted our plans to the design panel as yet. I will ask them.
Henley made us add additional render to our facade to meet the requirement, at our expense of course. Maybe I should try your little trick.
Can i ask if anything has been done on your block with regard to soil testing?
I dont no if they have done any soil test as i haven't asked. Our lady a metricon submitted our plans and the front garden design with fence last week. It came back as I had to include the front fence on the front veiw of the house plans. With the garden i had to show the plant ratios per square meter (back to high school).
Yeah, we had just over 20% brick work showing, it was the 2 front pillars of the house. We changed it to render one because we could not render both as it would be more then 70% of one type of material. They said it would look better with the two pillers in brick, then we had the tick.
I spoke with Metricon today to ask and they have already received soil test and surveys on the property – only waiting on further service information and Title on the land.
Title would have to be near!
Did you mention to Henley that they can submit the plans to the developer anytime ( as long as there are no more structural changes). It only took a few day for us to get feedback back from them through the builder.
Hope its smooth sailing for you!
Henley have requested a soil test, once received they apparently attach that to the house plan for submission to the design panel.
Hopefully that will happen soon. As you have said, land tittle cannot be far away.
We have titled on our lot !
So, i would be guessing you have as well, have you?
Now the fun part to start!!!
My conveyancer told me yesterday the lots in stage 2 had titled. Our settlement is on the 14th.
At least from then on we can see something tangible happening on our lots.
Still a long way to go though!
We have land up the road in heritage views.
Quick question, after the developers had finished works on the land, how long did it take for all the titles and paperwork to be finalized until you were able to settle,
Then 2 weeks more for settlement to take place.
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