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Lifestyle blocks
All elements of Bishops Vineyard Development have been skilfully combined in a superbly designed landscape setting to provide a 164 acre environment which will enhance your rural lifestyle.
- Site sizes from 2,500m2 to 5,300m2 approximately
- Design covenants to protect your investment
- Sites have rich topsoil overlaying free draining gravel - ideal for establishing landscaping
- Underground power and telephones
- Sections fenced with gates
- High quality of sealed roads
- Interconnected access walkways for walking and cycling
- Entry features including stone walls and feature lighting
- Professionally landscaped settings with substantial planting including tree-lined boulevards, parks and reserves
- Flat land
- Drive on access to sites
- Parks provided for recreation including a village green ideal for family sports
- All titles freehold
- Communal water supply subject to final consent
- Access ways formed to gated entries
- Homeowners association to manage services and facilities
Design Guidelines
Bishops Vineyard Development has been planned and designed to create a quality setting for rural living.
Essential to the realisation of this vision is the design and implementation of the buildings and landscape on the individual sites.
The objective is for all developments to visually compliment the rural environment and be different from an urban or suburban type setting.
Classic and enduring design will be encouraged to ensure the long term quality of the development.
The guidelines have avoided a prescriptive approach but address instead the expectations for development.
All new exterior buildings will be subject to these guidelines and will need to be approved by a design panel set up and administered by the Homeowners Association.
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Use a limited palette of natural
materials
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Integrate the residence to the
landscape through well designed
outdoor spaces
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Use simple shapes for all building elements
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External lighting should be at a low level
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Private outdoor areas merging
with the open landscape
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Consider orientation of main
facade when siting buildings
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Orientate structure to maximise
winter solar access internlly
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Image courtesy of Multibuild Limited
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