Villawood Project Fact Sheet for the Trillium Estate

Community overview

Residents’ Club

Club Trillium is the community’s Residents’ Club and a signature feature of many Villawood Properties communities
The architecturally design club, designed by Hayball, is inspired by a 1950-60s Palm Springs resort-style
The Club is exclusive to residents only and saves residents in additional fees of joining local gyms and other related recreational spaces.
The Club includes a tennis court, 2 outdoor swimming pools (children's pool, 25m heated pool), gymnasium, venue room and courtyard

Open spaces and parklands

The name of the community, Trillium, has been inspired by the three existing Old River Red Gum Trees that have been protected
Each home at Trillium is surrounded by three beautifully designed parklands and within 350m of open space so residents always connected to the great outdoor
The streetscapes are designed to offer access through a network of walking and bicycle paths
A central parkland, completed late 2014 has been a popular destination for local families and includes:
- A traffic school with two-lane mini roads, speed and stop signs, a roundabout and several pedestrian crossings
- A sculptural stone maze
- Playground area with a train and mini village, five circular trampolines, soccer field, basketball court and human sundial
- Barbecue and picnic areas are available for the Trillium community to enjoy
The northern parkland that adjoins Club Trillium features additional children's play spaces, with a range of playground features to cater to a range of fun climbing, jumping and exploring activities as well as retaining three remnant Old River Red Gums
To be delivered soon is the southern parkland is a relaxing space with Old River Red Gum trees retained and walking tracks along with a conservation reserve interspersed with sculptural elements.

Community art

The estate features a range of artworks by the sculptor, Folko Kooper – a signature of all Villawood Properties communities
Trillium features sculptures of butterflies, giant cockatoos and leaves along with a beautiful sundial sculptural piece, much more to come also

Access to local infrastructure & community facilities

Trillium is just a two minute drive away from Mickleham Primary School and Hume Anglican Grammar
Five minute drive away from shopping centres, including Craigieburn Town Centre with supermarket, department stores, medical centre and more.
Childcare centre is located within the estate
Future connectivity of the region will be improved with immediate access to Highlands Shopping Centre via Grand Boulevard and Brookfield Boulevard
Craigieburn Park – the proposed $48.5 million regional community facility that features an aquatic and leisure centre, athletics facility, event space and parks, playgrounds and car parking – will be a 11min drive from Trillium

Transport access

Located only 40 minutes from Melbourne CBD with easy access to the Hume freeway via Mt Ridley Rd
Craigieburn Station is a short 10 minute drive from Trillium
Multiple bus routes also service the area

Community connections

Trillium offers many opportunities for residents to interact and engage
Club Trillium offers residents a range of activities, including Zumba & Yoga classes and tennis lessons over summer
The precinct also includes a community garden, where residents grow vegetables and an onsite Men’s Shed. These are great community meeting places
In 2015, Trillium also hosted Villawood Properties’ highly successful Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal Charity Home Auction which raised $646,000
In 2016, Trillium once again hosted the 2016 Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal Charity Home Auction with a Henley home raising $663,000
In 2015, Trillium was awarded the Urban Development Institute of Australia’s (UDIA) Healthy Design Award. The community was commended by the judging panel for its efforts to building a healthy, active and connected community

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