The Marriott Waters community is set amidst 27 hectares of environmental wetlands and parklands offering a variety of recreational facilities to cater for all age groups including:

• a network of walking and cycling paths
• play equipment
• picnic and barbeque facilities
• public art and wetland sculptures
• community sports ovals and recreation areas

Residents' Club Update

Villawood is pleased to announce that construction works are set to commence on the much anticipated Marriott Waters Residents Club.

The Residents Club is being constructed in conjunction with the Marriott Waters Shopping Centre and is earmarked for completion late in 2012.

The Shopping Centre will form the centerpiece of the Marriott Waters community with the Residents Club positioned to take advantage of the wetland views as well as the convenience of an adjoining Café for residents to enjoy.

Once complete, residents will have exclusive access to:

• A fully-equipped gymnasium with wetland view
• Function and multi-purpose rooms
• An indoor/outdoor heated 25-metre lap pool
• Children’s play area including toddlers pool
• Outdoor sun deck and landscaped central courtyard
• Male and female change rooms and lockers
• Entrance foyer with space to meet and greet

The state of art Residents Club design by Doig Architecture can be viewed on line at www.marriottwaters.com.au.

Villawood will provide further information over the coming months, so stay tuned for another progress update shortly.

Opening hours, fitness timetables and function room bookings will all be facilitated via Marriott Waters Online booking system once the facility is operational in late 2012.

Ground Floor	First Floor
Click on images to view the Marriott Waters Residents Club plans

Primary School

Marriott Waters’ primary school facility is now complete, and the environmentally friendly public school, ‘Lyndhurst Primary School’, and welcomed its first students in February 2011.

Lyndhurst Primary School is expected to lead the way for sustainability within the City of Casey with plans incorporating advanced energy efficiency principals.

Natural insulation via specific building fabrics and materials, natural ventilation, gas based heating, passive cooling to reduce the need for costly and environmentally damaging air conditioning systems are among the sustainable features to be incorporated into the school’s design.