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Dacland has teamed
up with Soho Living
to release several
premium town
homes at Lochaven
in Cranbourne West
and Wynbrook in
Wyndham Vale.
These exclusive packages
are offering luxurious, low
maintenance, 3-bedroom town
homes, in a premium creek
fronting position. Dacland General
Manager of Delivery, Marc
Akkerman suggests that
purchasing a town home can
have many benefits.
“Purchasing a town home can
have a number of benefits including
convenience, certainty on the
design and aesthetic of surrounding
homes, modern and considered
colour palettes, included
landscaping, simplified purchase
process and access to a community
that will suit all your needs,”
said Marc.
This year purchasers in
the first few stages of
King’s Leigh in Werribee,
Rothwell in Tarneit,
Lochaven in Cranbourne
and Manzeene Village in
Lara have all commenced
building their homes.
This is a very exciting
time for residents in each
community, but also a
valuable time for future
residents to plan their
fencing. Dacland customer
care officer, Crystal Perry
suggests that there are
some things to consider
when organising your
fencing.
“Planning your fencing may
involve several parties. Purchasers
planning their fencing, may need
to consider the requirements of
their community design guidelines,
neighbours and various fencing
contractors," said Crystal.
At Dacland we want to help
future residents organise their
fencing. Here are some simple steps
to follow that may help make the
process easier.
1. Understand your
requirements
In some cases, Dacland may
stipulate some guidelines for your
fencing, which you may need
to consider. Check your sales
contract and design guidelines for
information regarding your fencing,
2. Get a quote:
Once you are clear on the type
of fence you would like to build, it’s
time to find a contractor and gain a
quote for the portion of boundary
the fencing will be shared on, to
send to your neighbours. You may
like to get more than one quote, so
that you and your neighbours can
compare prices and products.
3. Contact your neighbours:
Getting in touch with your
neighbours is the first step to
building your fence. The easiest
way to do this is to apply for
a fencing notice on your local
council’s website. Your quote and
contact details will then be sent
to your neighbour on your behalf,
and they will contact you with
either another quote to consider or
to accept the quote that you have
provided.
Attending a Dacland purchaser
event may also provide an
opportunity for you to exchange
contact details with your
neighbours, this may make the
process easier.
4. Build the fence:
Once you and your neighbours
have agreed on a contractor, it’s
time to build the fence. Ensure that
you know what is required of you
by the contractor, whilst you may
not need to present during this time
you may need to organise access for
the contractor to build the fence.
5. Split the bill:
Once your new fence is
complete, it’s time to split the bill
between you and your neighbours.
This is something that can be
organised at the discrepancy of
you, your neighbours and your
contractor.
For further information visit
your council website, review your
sales contract and community
design guidelines or contact
customer care.
How to organise your fencing
Dacland release premium
Soho Living town homes
Soho Living town homes are now available at Wynbrook & Lochaven.
Dacland's handy tips may help you get a head start with organising your fencing.
For further information about
our exclusive Soho Living Town
homes please contact your
dedicated sales representative.
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