TownLiving by Metricon is an exciting opportunity to join Ramlegh Springs, our high-quality residential community located in the gently undulating landscape of Clyde North

Three and four bedroom options available.

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This extraordinary home site is now selling. Looking over the Ramlegh Springs wetlands this homesite enjoys creek and wetlands views and is close to the future Ramlegh Springs Town Centre and New Macdonald's Farm park. And at 623m2 there's enough room for the pool, boat and motorbikes.

This three bedroom, two bathroom, double rear garage home is an entertainer’s delight. With great views across the Clyde Creek reserve you can relax and enjoy the afternoon sun on the elevated balcony while all three bedrooms remain private from the living areas for a space to really unwind. MORE

We are pleased to report that home sites in stages 16 and 17 have been registered for title by the Land Titles office. Congratulations to all our purchasers in these stages.

Combining modern architectural elements with innovative building materials, the Octave townhomes offer a new standard in contemporary and affordable Australian design, ideally positioned to take advantage of the very best that Ramlegh Springs has to offer. Don’t miss this brilliant opportunity to secure a brand new, ready to move in home. SOLD OUT !

Our next resident's meeting is on Thursday 26 October. Please read linked communications to find out what will be covered on the night. Don't forget to RSVP to Bec if you are attending. Residents Meeting Topics  

A limited selection of large home sites enjoying premier views over the wetlands and waterways within Ramlegh Springs. View Available Lots

The first gathering of Ramlegh Springs residents saw a good turn out, with more than 30 attending. Most were meeting each other for the first time after participating in the residents-own Facebook group. Casey Neighbourhood Watch presented and supported residents with new ideas to keep their home secure. Residents talked about their local streets and services and showed a genuine interest in the upcoming developments to occur in the neighbourhood over the coming months including the introduction of council-operated children’s services. At the next meeting residents asked for a member of Casey Council to attend to talk about ways to approach council on significant local issues