Botanical Blog

Welcome to the mid-year edition of the Botanical newsletter. In this issue we cover a big milestone we are about to pass: completion of our community’s first park. Plus, our summary of the Federal Government’s new HomeBuilder grant, as well two stories about Botanical residents. Below are a few snapshots of some of our feature stories. To read the full newsletter, download it via the form above.

We’ve just started construction on Botanical’s first outdoor community space, a 7500-square metre park that will be located within walking distance of all homes within Botanical’s first neighborhood.

Research shows green spaces positively impact our health and wellbeing. Find out more about why they’re integral to masterplanned communities.

Welcome to the mid-year edition of the Botanical newsletter. In this issue we’ll provide a summary of the excellent schools on your doorstop, five home design trends to watch for in 2019 and update you on our future display village.

Four-legged friends provide plenty of joy to any household, so it’s worth investing in their health and happiness by introducing a few pet-friendly measures in your home. Here are eight ways to turn your home environment into a haven for a new dog or cat.

You’ve just bought a new block to build your dream home on. You’re delighted with your purchase. You’re thrilled by the possibilities. But you’re struggling to work out what to do next. We've put together a quick guide to help!

One of the greatest things about buying a house and land package is that you have the ability to customise your home. There are, however, a multitude of features to consider when building a new home - perhaps more than you might think.

Located in Mickleham, Botanical will be built on 193 hectares of land and, once complete, will feature 2,300 lots in amongst 30 hectares of planned parks, wetlands, play areas, bike paths and sporting ovals. And it’s this vast amount of open space which has inspired the Botanical brand.

For families looking to buy property, the location of the land is invariably as important as the home itself. And while proximity to shops, transport and green spaces is always important, closeness to schools (built, under construction or planned) often ranks higher on the list of priorities than anything else.

After you've bought land, your next project is to build the house! To add comfort, convenience and more, consider some of these innovative design ideas.