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Ahhh… finally sold my 16sq cubby house. I have owned land in a new area called Oakwood Estate in Keysborough since November now. Any one else purchased land there? If you have been in the Grollo 007 display home, im building mine around that design but with a pool and triple garage as well. hehehe not that anyone would really care but I just wanted to know if any one from here has bought land there to?

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-Guerilla

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Sounds good mate, how many sqaures now? :)

Not sure. Going to sit down with the Arctic (spelling) this Sunday. The display home was 55sq double story with a double garage and no pool, but my land is bigger... so might just fit. Aiming for a computer room, master bedroom, 3 double bed rooms, gym, lounge room, dining room, kitchen, theatre room, few bathrooms, and laundry. Down stairs will be all white marble and white walls so the house will look huge. The stairs are also away from view so you see right down to the end of the house as soon as you walk in, it is also a lot of glass window’s and all.

Well that’s what im gonna try and do. Deff. have a double garage, maybe triple (was quoted $15,000 per parking spot!)

I drive past those empty lots all the time.

U sure the display house is 55 squares? coz the average size of blocks in that area just fit a 35 square house with minimal area for garden.

Na INASNT... The display homes where in a total diffrent area. About 45minutes from Oakwood.

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