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Your Investment

The investment required of you to purchase a Villa is based
on you buying the Villa outright on a “freehold”
unit title basis. When you pay the purchase price for your
Villa, the ownership of your Villa remains with you for resale.
This means your Villa can be sold on the open market, invariably
at a capital gain, without attracting expensive license to
occupy fees as is common in some developments.

Management Fee & Body Corporate
Levy

The
only ongoing investment required of you is to pay a management
fee and body corporate levy on a fortnightly basis. Instead of
receiving an endless number of various service and trade bills
for maintaining your home, lawns and grounds, the caretaker takes
care of this responsibility for you.
This ensures you will not have to worry about organising these
services and you can get on and enjoy the relaxed lifestyle you
deserve.
The body corporate ensures the Village remains a sound, safe
and secure environment in which to live. A body corporate committee,
comprising of members of the Village, oversees the management
of the village and liaises with the management company on a regular
basis to ensure the smooth operation.
The management fee and body corporate levy pays for the
following services:
- monthly cleaning of all exterior windows.
- regular mowing, maintenance and upkeep of lawns.
- maintenance of garden beds.
- house insurance (not contents insurance).
- maintenance of the exterior of all Villas (excluding roof).
- weekly CCC rubbish collection from your letterbox.
- 24 hour emergency paging facility within the Village.
- employment of the onsite caretaker.
The value of your investment in your Villa is protected far into
the future through regular maintenance and upkeep. Consistent
and uniform maintenance means the standard of the Village will
be maintained throughout the life of your ownership, allowing
you to maximize the sale price for your Villa.
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