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Stockland Halcyon – offering financial freedom

Stockland Halcyon – offering financial freedom and secure living for over-55s in Melbourne’s South-East.

Victorians over 55 years of age are increasingly seeking to unlock the capital tied up in their homes and invest it in an upgraded quality of life as they approach retirement. Not wanting to compromise on anything, purchasing a home in a Stockland Halcyon community allows them to maintain their financial independence while living an active life in a vibrant community.

To help address this need, Stockland now has three Halcyon communities in Melbourne’s South-East. Since the introduction of the first Halcyon community in Victoria just over three years ago, Halcyon Evergreen, Jardin and Berwick give homebuyers a more affordable way to buy the home of their choice in a centrally located community equipped with services and amenities that enhance their quality of life.

Halcyon communities operate as a Land Lease Community model, meaning the buyer purchases their home, while Stockland maintains ownership of the land. No stamp duty or entry fees are applied to the purchase. And unlike many retirement villages, there are no Deferred Management Fees (or Exit Fees) levied if the property is sold, so homeowners keep 100% of any capital gains when they sell.

“Land lease models are becoming increasingly popular with Victorians planning for their retirement, but keen to remain connected and stay active,” says James Westh, General Manager of Stockland Halcyon Victoria. “Demand is growing because our homeowners appreciate the simplicity and transparency of our financial model, and absolutely love the lifestyle benefits Halcyon offers.”

Stockland’s Halcyon communities include premium amenities without burdening residents with the hassle of upkeep. Halcyon buyers own their home and contribute to the maintenance of the properties, cover council rates, and obtain access to shared services – such as an on-site manager or community bus – through weekly site fees.

The communities are designed with a resort-like feel and include facilities like cinemas, pools, spas, fitness centres and clubhouses, as well as dining rooms, bars, bowling greens, pickleball courts, workshop spaces and art studios.

There are now 10 stunning architecturally-designed display homes available to see in the South-East – six at Halcyon Evergreen and four at Halcyon Jardin. Created for Stockland Halcyon by local Melbourne interior designer, Kirstin Bailey of Bailey Studios, each highlights quality of the construction and the interior design, and showcases the size and space of the homes on offer.

“The Halcyon communities are a unique blend of sophisticated luxury, active living and tranquil greenery, providing rich inspiration in the design of these special homes,” says Kirstin Bailey. “I was thrilled to collaborate with Stockland to create an environment that would complement the vitality of the surrounding community, but which also served as both a gathering place and sanctuary for residents.”

One of the standout benefits of Halcyon Communities is their convenient locations throughout the region. Residents can make a positive lifestyle change while remaining close to their familiar neighbourhoods, family, and friends. In addition, the “lock up and leave” model provides peace of mind for travellers, knowing the community will help keep things safe while they’re away.

“Our residents enjoy the perfect blend of independence, security, and community connection,” says Westh. “Halcyon is about giving you the freedom to live your best life in retirement, surrounded by the family and friends who appreciate the same things you do.”

Whether homebuyers are drawn to the relaxed, gated village charm of Evergreen or the serene, walkable lifestyle of Jardin, these communities help deliver financial security and a remarkable living experience. To find out search Stockland Halcyon.

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