Ramlegh Springs on Clyde

Hidden away in an idyllic corner of Melbourne’s bustling south-east growth corridor, Ramlegh Springs on Clyde offers families a level of convenience, amenity and natural beauty that makes it Clyde North’s premier new community.

But what truly sets Ramlegh Springs apart from its competitors is its long history as the former family farm and homestead of the Macdonald family, who are overseeing the development in partnership with APD Projects. The Macdonald Family retains strong ties to the local community and to them, Ramlegh Springs represents more than just a new community.

Having lived and worked on this land for years it’s of utmost importance that Ramlegh Springs is thoughtfully planned and carefully developed with a view to creating a lasting legacy for the family.

Ramlegh Springs had been designed as a boutique neighbourhood featuring 17 hectares of parkland and wetlands, coupled with a level of amenity and convenience you would expect from a much larger community.

The environmentally sensitive wetlands will be the heart of our livable, walkable and vibrant new community - The wetlands precinct will provide residents with a tranquil, natural environment featuring a network of water bodies linked by meandering boardwalks and nature trails.

A brand new, architecturally designed neighbourhood shopping precinct and town square is proposed to deliver essential amenities to the local community, along with a proposed primary school, childcare centre and medical centre, all conveniently located within walking distance of your front door.

At the same time, easy access to major road networks such as the Monash Freeway and close proximity to the established township of Berwick means anything else residents need is only a short drive away.

The Macdonald family have assembled a team that includes Melbourne's best homebuilders, award-winning landscape architects Flemings Nurseries and Engineers, Planners and Landscape Archtiects Beveridge Williams, as well as renowned architecture firm Clarke Hopkins Clarke to design the retail precinct.