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Lightsview residents are making history – they’re now officially residents of Adelaide’s newest suburb! Full story – pages 5 & 6. Contents Live at Lightsview – $315,000 property guide page 10 News in brief Ride Like Crazy, Festival fun, Winter markets and more. Adelaide’s newest suburb has arrived Lightsview has its own postcode. A new beginning in a new suburb Watching Lightsview grow, then planning to move in. Lightsview, 96 years in the making Where we’ve come from and where we’re going. Coming home An Adelaidean returns. Things are looking up for home buyers The lifestyle change that is happening around Australia. On a grand scale The innovative new Grand Terrace. Alternative living in the Urban Garage Alternative living on three levels. Auction day action Rendition Cancer Prevention Home Your chance to own this beautiful home. Introducing The Manhattan by Regent Homes Home by the water. VIEWPOINT [ 15 ] Lightsview celebration issue Adelaide’s newest suburb has arrived. Lightsview.

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Page 1: Viewpoint [Edition 15]

Lightsview residents are making history – they’re now officially residents of Adelaide’s newest suburb! Full story – pages 5 & 6.

Contents

Live at Lightsview – $315,000 property guide page 10

News in briefRide Like Crazy, Festival fun,

Winter markets and more.

Adelaide’s newest suburb has arrivedLightsview has its own postcode.

A new beginning in a new suburbWatching Lightsview grow,

then planning to move in.

Lightsview, 96 years in the makingWhere we’ve come from and where

we’re going.

Coming homeAn Adelaidean returns.

Things are looking up for home buyersThe lifestyle change that is

happening around Australia.

On a grand scaleThe innovative new Grand Terrace.

Alternative living in the Urban GarageAlternative living on three levels.

Auction day action Rendition Cancer Prevention HomeYour chance to own this beautiful

home.

Introducing The Manhattan by Regent HomesHome by the water.

VIEWPOINT [15]Lightsview celebration issue

Adelaide’s newest suburb has arrived. Lightsview.

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Viewpoint would like to thank the

team at SAPOL, State Library of South

Australia for archive image of Sir Keith

and Sir Ross Smith landing at Northfield

23 March 1920. Ryan Gazzard from

Regent Homes, Dianne Oswald, Yvonne

Longford and Ryan Mortimer for their

stories, David Cook from the Freshview

Farmer’s Market and thanks to Alan

Miller for your contribution.

Numero uno: It’s officialIf you’re after a cosmopolitan, inner city

lifestyle, Lightsview is top of your list.

Lightsview was named South Australia’s most

popular new community after it outranked all

other developments in the State with the most

searches on realestate.com.au during 2015 –

with its ‘sister’ community at Bluestone Mt

Barker coming in at number two!

Lightsview’s blue chip location close to the heart

of the city and its pedestrian friendly walking

and cycling paths have made it a favourite with

a cross section of purchasers – and you can

become part of the action now with land prices

starting from just $151,000.

Credits

WHAT’S ON

News in brief

Lake CommencesAlready known for its high quality parks and

reserves, this month sees the commencement of

works on a major central precinct park network

at Lightsview.

In May, work on a new feature lake that will

be overlooked by a proposed cáfe and Sales and

Information Centre will be visible from East

Parkway. A number of playgrounds, recreation

spaces and wetlands are included in the master

plan, all of which can be enjoyed by cyclists and

pedestrians who will be able to make good use

of the linking path network.

Lightsview Ride Like CrazyIt’s been another successful year for the

Lightsview Ride Like Crazy cycling event –

the Flinders Medical Centre Foundation and

Neurosurgical Research Foundation are the

biggest winners – with another $190,000 to

support their critical work.

The event is supported by South Australia

Police Deputy Commissioner Linda Williams,

Chairperson of the Lightsview Ride Like Crazy

event committee, who made the presentations,

thanking Lightsview and the army of volunteers

who make the popular ride such a huge success.

Since 2010, the charity ride has raised about

$1.3 million and that will be boosted again

with the auction of the Rendition Cancer

Prevention home at Lightsview on 28 May 2016

(see page 8).

Festival funThe sun has set on another fabulous Summer

Festival at Lightsview. Thousands of locals and

visitors alike have joined neighbours and friends

for a series of stunning outdoor cinema and

family fun events at The Strand Reserve over

the 2016 Summer Festival season.

A fixture on the Lightsview calendar for the

past seven years, the free community event

series featured a hand-picked selection of

movies for all ages and was extended into

April when extra screenings made up for

unseasonal bad weather in January!

The Australian box office favourite, Paper

Planes, starring our own Sam Worthington

was also a festival favourite and the opener,

The Boxtrolls, was a big hit with the kids.

Thanks to everyone who joined the fun – we

look forward to seeing you next summer!

Winter marketsLightsview’s weekly Farm Direct Market is

expanding for the winter season – with even

more fresh fruit and veggie stalls, all with

an emphasis on providing locally-produced,

pesticide-free goods.

Lightsview Farm Direct Market organiser David

Cook said he was always looking at ways to

keep the market experience fresh and interesting,

including the introduction of the latest hot food

stall, Taco Burritos, which is bound to be even

more popular as the weather cools down.

“Lightsview Farm Direct Market is all about

bringing the best South Australian produce

direct to Lightsview locals,” he said. “It’s always

a great morning out – and open all winter!”

Visit the market every Sunday morning from

8am-1pm at the corner of City View Boulevard

and Folland Avenue – opposite the Sales and

Information Centre.

Display apartment to openIf chic, modern, great-value living is what

you’re after, head to Lightsview’s first display

apartment open for inspection from June.

The finishes are impressive with great looking

stainless steel appliances, sliding built-in robes

and quality sisal carpet in the living areas and

bedrooms, while the colour scheme options

give you the chance to personalise your new

apartment, adding your own sense of style

with furniture and accessories. More than 25

apartments have been sold off-plan in three

different locations within Lightsview, making

these boutique buildings of only 14 apartments

highly desirable.

Register your interest at lightsview.com.au –

and be sure to visit the new display apartment

from June. (See page 6 for more!)

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Welcome to the latest edition of Viewpoint

– from Adelaide’s most exciting new

address and Adelaide’s newest suburb.

We’re proud to share with you this

tremendous news which has enjoyed

overwhelming support from the

community. The suburb of Lightsview is

now officially bordered by Fosters Road,

Folland Avenue, Hampstead Road and

Redward Avenue and it encapsulates the

Lightsview development site which itself

spanned portions of two former suburbs.

In creating the new suburb, portions of

Greenacres, Northfield and Northgate

have been brought together as one

cohesive suburb.

Since its creation in 2008, Lightsview has

stood out as a progressive new address

that pursued innovative, architecturally

inspired housing set amongst high-quality

parks and reserves, so it’s fitting that it now

enjoys status as a suburb in its own right.

Lightsview has been recognised and

awarded across Australia for the housing

innovation it has pioneered. From

Terraces and Apartments, to breathtaking

custom designed homes on our largest

allotments, this cohesive and carefully

planned community has become the new

benchmark.

The adoption of Lightsview as the

new suburb name followed a period of

extensive community consultation by

Port Adelaide Enfield Council, and its

recommendation for the change to the

Surveyor-General has now achieved all

the necessary approvals from the State

Government and has become a reality. We

see this as an outstanding achievement for

the current and future residents who will

benefit from Lightsview being recognised

independently from the adjoining suburbs.

For our many existing residents the change

of suburb name is simply great news to be

shared with friends and family.

We hope to welcome many more residents

to Adelaide’s newest suburb, so for anyone

looking for even more great reasons to

call Lightsview ‘home’, please contact us

today to find out more about our the wide

range of land, apartments and house and

land packages on offer – all in a brand new

suburb just eight kilometres from the city.

We’re open seven days a week or you can

call us on 8261 1888.

On behalf of the Lightsview Joint Venture,

comprising Renewal SA and CIC Australia

(now part of the Peet Group), we’d like to

welcome all current and future residents

of the suburb of Lightsview and look

forward to bringing to the community

more of the high-quality features for

which Lightsview is already renowned.

The Marquis display by Scott Salisbury

Homes typifies the quality and

architectural theme that Lightsview

is renowned for.

LIGHTSVIEW

Adelaide’s newest suburb has arrived!

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Lightsview, 96 years in the makingHISTORY

Here in 1920, on a runway subsequently marked by two

huge pine trees, Sir Ross Smith and his brother Keith

landed the Vickers Vimy after becoming the first people to

successfully fly an aircraft between Australia and England

One of these trees still remains and will

be celebrated in a future reserve1959 – 1986 – the site of Lightsview, and other land to the

north-east, was used by the Department of Agriculture

primarily for dairy practices and research

October 2007 – Ground Breaking Ceremony – former Minister,

Patrick Conlon, is assisted by representatives of Land

Management Corporation (now Renewal SA) and CIC Australia

May 2009 – the first two homes are completed;

displays by Medallion Homes

December 2009 – first residents move

in (and they’re still proudly part of the

Lightsview community now!)

2014 – Lightsview is recognised at the National UDIA Awards

for Excellence as the Best Master Planned Development as well

as the coveted President’s Award, recognising it as the ‘best of

the best’ amongst all category winners that year April 2016 – Lightsview becomes a suburb!

2012 – Waterford’s feature reserve,

wetlands and lakes are completed

2006 – The Lightsview Joint Venture

comprising the Land Management Corporation

(now Renewal SA) and CIC Australia (now

part of the Peet Group) is established

2015 – over 1,000

homes are completed

and occupied

January 2008 – civil works commence marking

the start of Lightsview

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Coming home

A new beginning in a new suburbMOVING IN

RYAN’S STORY

Lightsview residents are making history

– they’re now officially residents of

Adelaide’s newest suburb!

It’s a victory for people-power with more

than 90 per cent of residents, ratepayers

and businesses telling Port Adelaide

Enfield Council they supported making

the name change official.

“I’m delighted that Lightsview has become

a suburb in its own right. It’s such a lovely

place, it has a really good community feel

about it,” said Dianne Oswald who’s lived

in the area for years and moves into her

new Lightsview apartment mid-year.

For Dianne, becoming Adelaide’s newest

suburb is part of the evolution of an area

she recalls as grazing land and a cattle

research property during her teenage

years, and is now transforming into a chic

urban community just eight kilometres

from the city centre.

There’s also an added influence, Dianne’s

close friend is also a Lightsview resident.

“Lightsview has a diverse population,

different cultures and it’s friendly and

inviting. The development is great for

families with huge parks and wetlands,”

she said.

“And I’ve got a lovely view of the hills from

my balcony. I can even see glimpses of

the city. It’s amazing at night, with all the

lights,” added Dianne.

In fact Lightsview’s name was inspired by

Dianne’s view – the city lights visible at

night from its elevated position, and also

by the historic legacy of Colonel William

Light, the colony’s first Surveyor-General.

So the official naming of Lightsview is a

delightful case of the Surveyor-General of

2016 writing the new suburb honouring

South Australia’s first Surveyor-General

into the history books!

To discover your immediate opportunities at

Lightsview, turn to page 10.

Ryan Mortimer couldn’t be more grateful

that his sister lives at Lightsview – and

hopes she approves of her new neighbour!

After 20 years spent living interstate and

overseas he moved back to his home-

town of Adelaide and was headed for a

city apartment when his sister turned his

head toward her own neighbourhood.

“The moment I walked into the house – a

Loft 38 – I fell in love with it. My friends

couldn’t believe I found a place like this in

Adelaide,” Ryan said.

“The design is amazing. I love the high

raked ceiling, the polished concrete

floors. It’s two bedroom, two bathrooms

with a lovely outdoor area. It’s fantastic.

Perfect for me.

“I’ve turned the downstairs bedroom into

a study, with floor to ceiling book shelves.

“I’m sure these are designed for the young

professional, people who don’t need a big

backyard but like to have a small garden.”

Ryan is also grateful for the ample

wall space to hang his collection of

large art works, built up during his

travels overseas.

One of four in a Loft 38 cluster, Ryan says

the Torrens title homes are “like the semi-

detached homes you see in other cities

around the world.”

“There’s a big reserve opposite me. They’re

still working on the open spaces but when

it’s all finished it’s going to be beautiful

with all the parks and paths and lakes.”

Apart from finding a beautiful place to

live, other drawcards were being closer

to family – mum, dad, brother and sister

and four nephews and nieces – and having

an easy commute to his work in retail in

the city.

Spare time is spent at the theatre or eating

out and relaxing with friends – or simply

enjoying his new compact dream home

and Lightsview’s walking paths and parks,

with Jet, the Shih Tzu rescue dog.

The Loft 38 is one of Lightsview’s most popular

fixed price ‘turn-key’ house and land packages.

And it can be yours too with homes currently

available from $337,000 now selling. Check out

the Lightsview Terrace Collection options on

page 10 and 11 to find something that is just

right for you.

“The moment I walked into the house – a Loft 38 – I fell in love with it. My friends couldn’t believe I found a place like this in Adelaide.”

Dianne and Yvonne, best friends and soon to

be neighbours.

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APARTMENTS

“This makes Lightsview Apartments such

a good proposition for people. There’s

certainty around commencement and

completion dates and by June we’ll have

display 2 bedroom apartment so buyers

can see exactly what their new home

will be like” said Alan Miller, Lightsview

Development Director.

Over 3 years of design development

has been invested into the Lightsview

Apartments.

Each apartment building offers residents

lift access to levels 1, 2 and 3; intercom

and remote door release for visitors, a

choice of garage or carport parking, and

air-conditioning standard in each home.

Penthouse level apartments also enjoy

loftier 2.9 metre high ceilings in the living

areas, delivering a great sense of space.

The Great Australian Dream is being

re-shaped right across the country.

As Australia’s population pushes

through the 24 million mark, the

high maintenance quarter acre block

now holds low maintenance stylish

apartments and a new sense of

urban chic.

Melbourne and Sydney have led the

Australian charge towards apartment

living, but in Adelaide, we’ve refined it.

We are the most centralised population

of any state in the country (around

75% of us live in Greater Adelaide)

and apartments are now also a well-

established and popular lifestyle choice.

Higher-density living options in

established, walkable communities are

much more akin to our needs, with ready

access to the facilities and amenities that

create a comfortable lifestyle – shops,

cafés, medical centres, transport links

and schools.

New release apartments now sellingChoose from 1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments in a choice of locations - park frontage and close

to the existing shopping centre.

Call 8261 1888 now for more information.

At Lightsview, just eight kilometres from

the Adelaide CBD, the first stage of its

new apartments were launched last year

and sold quickly. As Stage 2 heads into

construction, only 6 remain.

The lucky owners of these cleverly

designed, two-bedroom apartments,

who represent anyone from first

homeowners through to young

professionals and Gen-Xers, are expected

to be moving in mid-next year.

They’ll take up residence in big 84sqm

apartments with a spacious balcony

and secure parking, in a national award-

winning community. An investment of

between $295,000 and $339,000 and body

corporate fees and running costs that

are more affordable than comparable

buildings elsewhere are all it takes to

secure this new dream – it’s great value.

And it’s all the result of very clever

thinking, to re-imagine the design and

construction of apartments to suit the

suburban setting. The ‘boutique’ sized

buildings can be constructed in 12

months and often work has commenced

without the need for pre-sales.

Things are looking up for home buyers “Our latest release includes the new

options of 1 bedroom and 3 bedroom

plans as well as the option to modify the

main bathroom to create a bathroom as

well as an ensuite” said Alan.

Lightsview Apartments are an affordable

yet stylish and spacious alternative and a

great way to call Lightsview ‘home’.

If you’d like to join the apartment-living trend,

you’ll need to be quick for the remaining Stage

2 Lightsview Apartments. Visit the Sales and

Information Centre at 2 City View Boulevard

Monday to Friday from 9am-5pm or Saturday

and Sunday from noon until 5pm. Or call on

8261 1888.

Apartments

overlooking the

latest park and

lake precinct to be

constructed are

now available.

Dianne Oswald who moves into her new Lightsview

Apartment mid-year.

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LATEST DESIGN

On a grand scaleLightsview’s newest home design uses

architectural thinking to create a

spacious, luxury house. This innovation

is the all-new ‘Grand Terrace’. It has all

the amenity and beauty of a large custom

designed home for a price surprisingly less

than an equivalent traditional home.

The Grand Terrace has been inspired by

some of Adelaide’s multi-million dollar

architecturally designed homes, to create

large and beautifully appointed family-

sized home. Offered as a fixed-price

house and land package, the modern

architectural style, quality and finish

unique to the Grand Terrace creates an

impressive home that will be the envy

of others.

From the striking street presence, to

an incredible 11m-long glass fronted

living and dining area opening up to the

generous internal courtyard, the Grand

Terrace is poised to change perceptions

and set a new benchmark. Carefully

considered design elements such as the

feature entrance hall, and the huge 38sqm

(approx) master bedroom suite with a

walk-in robe and luxurious ensuite will

no doubt impress. The design boasts a

double-car garage, butler’s pantry, home

theatre room, four bedrooms, spacious

family living areas on both levels, and

the large internal feature courtyard that

injects light and fresh air throughout

the home.

The ‘wow factor’ is alive and well in the

Grand Terrace....

The home, to be constructed overlooking

Waterford’s feature lake, enjoys one of

the most sought-after locations in Lightsview

and adds to the incredible ‘turn-key’

specification provided for the $699,950 price.

The Grand Terrace is an innovative

and comfortable place to call home.4 2.5 2

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Lightsview’s impressive Urban Garage

home is arguably one of the most

fascinating new homes to join the

Adelaide landscape.

The immediately striking thing

about the house is its alternative

industrial aesthetic, but the open-plan,

contemporary home is about more than

being fresh and on-trend.

An “outside the box” approach was taken

with the floor plan; each level subtly

delineates areas for working, living and

sleeping and presents a sense of space

much larger than the dimensions might

suggest.

Alternative living in the Urban GarageTogether with feature windows and a

striking full height glass facade to the

stairwell. The Urban Garage is light, bright

and feels very spacious.

At ground level, the design offers a single

garage with auto-lift panel door and

concealed laundry behind fitted joinery.

The adjacent entrance opens to a flexible

room with potential as a second living

room or perhaps as a home office. A guest

bathroom adjacent a neatly crafted under

stair storage maximises the space.

The second-level floor is open plan in

the truest sense. The well appointed

kitchen with island bench, wide balcony

accessed by full height sliding glass doors,

and high ceilings frame a flexible living

and dining space totalling more than

44sqm. The striking void to level three has

been designed to inject light throughout

the room.

The third floor’s layout gives both

bedrooms good views and plentiful

sunshine through large windows and a

split level roof that allows light to stream

in. Each bedroom is supplied with fitted

wardrobes and the main enjoys access to

the second large balcony in the design.

The main bathroom includes a real

surprise in the form of a chute that

delivers dirty clothes two floors down

to the ground floor laundry!

The Urban Garage is now selling from

$363,950. See the property guide on page 10

for more details.

First release – $699,950

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Auction day action at the Rendition Cancer Prevention Home!The 2016 Rendition Cancer Prevention

Home at Lightsview will go under the

hammer at 2.30pm on Saturday 28 May

with a fabulous family-friendly event to

help celebrate the occasion.

Rendition Homes has built this beautiful

European-inspired home and it will

auctioned by Toop&Toop Real Estate,

with part-proceeds going to the Flinders

Medical Centre Foundation to help fund

critical cancer research at the Flinders

Centre for Innovation in Cancer.

The home is the innovative and popular

Terrace 344 design that encompasses

the very latest in contemporary design,

modern fixtures and features. It’s full of

space and style with three bedrooms, two

living rooms and three bathrooms set

over three levels.

This beautiful home has two full width

balconies with views over a new park

that’s about to be constructed, and

through to the Adelaide Hills.

The home is Torrens-titled and includes

quality “turn-key” finishes as well

as a range of upgrades including air

conditioning, stone bench tops in the

kitchen, glass splashbacks and intercom

with remote door release.

The home is also generously supported

by Toop&Toop, founded by cancer

survivor Anthony Toop in 1985.

Seasoned auctioneer, Bronte Manuel

will be lowering the hammer come 28

May and welcome Lightsview’s newest

homeowners!

The Rendition Cancer Prevention Home is

part of Lightsview’s principal sponsorship

of Ride Like Crazy, proudly supported by

the South Australia Police.

Join us for all the fun and action from 1pm

on Saturday 28 May 2016!

AUCTION DETAILS - Rendition Cancer Prevention Home

at Lightsview

- 14 Tiara Street, Lightsview

- Saturday 28 May 2016

- Entertainment and family-fun-day activities

kick off at 1pm

- Official proceedings and auction starts

promptly at 2.30pm

- Enquiries: Toop&Toop Real Estate

Raphael Liddle 0405 005 138

HOME WITH A CAUSE

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From the spectacular entry foyer

with its nearly six metre ceiling to the

striking staircase and atrium garden,

The Manhattan by Regent Homes leaves

nothing to chance.

This stunning two storey home – the latest

addition to the Waterford Display Village

– offers a wealth of entertaining and living

options to take your breath away.

Spacious open plan living and dining, a

generous alfresco deck, state-of-the-art

kitchen with butler’s pantry are ‘bliss’

for any entertainer, while up to four

bedrooms, including a huge master with

ensuite and walk-in-robe, a balcony and a

multitude of private nooks are perfect for

quiet ‘me time’.Introducing ‘The Manhattan’ by Regent Homes

Regent Homes’ General Manager, Ryan

Gazzard, says The Manhattan epitomises

the very best in stylish, modern living.

“The Manhattan is one of our flagship

designs and we’re really pleased to be at

Lightsview,” Mr Gazzard said. “This vibrant

new suburb is a great fit for our product

and our brand and this display home

marks the next step in our campaign

to take the Regent Homes brand to the

greater Adelaide area.”

The design showcases Regent Homes’

progressive design philosophy and

stunning attention to detail.

The Waterford Display Village includes

designs from Scott Salisbury Homes,

Rendition Homes, Metricon and Medallion

Homes.

You’ll find The Manhattan at 29 Waterford

Circuit, Lightsview. The Display Village is

open 12-5pm Saturday and Sunday and

1-5pm Monday and Wednesday.

www.regenthomes.com.au

ON DISPLAY

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1/2340 Tao Street An all-new Community titled package designed and constructed by Gasparin Homes. The Citi Cube is an innovative two-storey terrace home boasting a surprising amount of space and flexible

living options.

Lot 2221 Chard Street Offering a low maintenance home with remote lock-up garage, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, study, powder room and two large living areas over two storeys, this home encapsulates all of the benefits of terrace living.

Lot 1042 Hastings Lane Outstanding three-bedroom home with two and half bathrooms and three living areas. Impressive internal courtyard! Sold in fixed priced ‘turn-key’ specification but with room to customise!

Lot 2136 Patta Avenue Building on the design of the very popular Terrace 62, this evolution adds a second floor, master bedroom, ensuite and private balcony. Extra room on the ground floor is re-purposed toward a spacious open plan living area.

CHOICES

Adelaide’s biggest housing range 8km from Adelaide CBD: Opportunity to buy and build

Absolute lake frontage Priced at $519,950

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Lot 2605 Roebuck Street The 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom and 2 balcony Terrace 344 is one of Lightsview’s top sellers. Sold as a turn-key, fixed price package you’ll have the chance to select from 3 colour and finishes options as well as select upgrades to suit your taste and budget.

Lot 2725 East Parkway In the Loft 38, there are surprises at every turn. Funky, fresh and very affordable, there’s so much to love about this flexible 2 bedroom design that ‘feels’ so large and surprises all that see the display home. Options include a choice of colour and material finishes plus the option to add an ensuite to the master bedroom. Torrens-titled and sold with a fixed price - enquire today!

Terrace 344

Loft 38

Priced at $389,500

Priced at $337,000

Urban Garage Priced at $363,500Apartments Air-conditioning included

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Terrace 262 Priced at $405,000

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Citi Cube

Terrace 55

Priced at $369,950

Priced at $445,500

Lot 2606 East Parkway Lightsview’s diverse range of innovatively-designed apartments are spacious and include two-bedrooms, a stylish bathroom and open plan kitchen and living areas. In addition, generous balconies add significant fresh air and sunlight flow.

Apartment 7 – Level 3 $329,000Apartment 9 – Level 3 $319,000Apartment 10 – Level 3 $315,000Apartment 11 – Level 4 $339,000Apartment 13 – Level 4 $329,000Apartment 14 – Level 4 $325,000

Lot 2178 Lightsview Avenue The new and innovative Urban Garage takes its cues from contemporary living in places like Europe and New York. These Torrens-titled homes are built over three storeys and cleverly incorporate separate areas for working, living and sleeping.

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Designed with Terrace Home living in mind, these cleverly

designed Torrens-titled allotments have varying frontages

and garaging solutions.

Lifestyle Allotment

Designed with an emphasis on easy living, the lifestyle block size is ideal for empty nesters or the young professional couple who like to live carefree.

Executive Allotment

This block size is perfect for building a wide range of our premium new display home designs on an efficiently planned site.

Premium Allotment

Designed with plenty of room to move in mind, the Premium Allotment offers space and flexibility for families who would like to live an active lifestyle.

Platinum Allotment

The Platinum Allotment is the flagship in our range of product types. It is large enough to accommodate Adelaide’s most upmarket new home designs.

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Detached range Priced from $239,000

Contact Lightsview Realty Ph: 08 8261 1888 lightsview.com.au

Terrace range Priced from $151,000

World of choice with Lightsview’s land options

Lot 739 Peppercorn Way The award-winning Terrace 62 features two bedrooms, huge central courtyard, front-loaded single garage and two separate living areas. It’s an ingenious and flexible floor plan noted for its clever use of space, its lofty raked ceilings and the capturing of light & fresh air into every room, the features and value in a design that has earned national acclaim is remarkable for a home of only 6.2m width.

Lightsview offers the largest range of land options in Adelaide; more choice to help you find the perfect fit for you and your lifestyle.

Lot 754 Harrow Road Improving on the already popular Terrace 262, the ‘v2’ is a further innovation of a very clever design. Major revisions to the master bedroom suite adds a welcome second living room or parents’ retreat, while the main bathroom design now adds a bath in addition to the shower.

Terrace 262v2 Priced at $422,500

Terrace 344 Priced at $414,950Loft 238 Priced at $371,500

Terrace 62 Priced from $352,500

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Lot 2568 East Parkway This architecturally-inspired home redefines affordable living. The clever design incorporates three-bedrooms, while large picture windows and high ceilings allow sunlight to flood the whole house. A private courtyard and secure off-street parking complement the floor plan.

LAKE FRONTAGE Lot 2296 Tiara Street With three bedrooms and three bathrooms, this innovatively laid-out home with high quality finishes and dynamic colour scheme has proven very successful with the market. The private courtyard and two balconies are particularly popular features.

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as showcased in Regent Homes’ new Waterford display home (page 9).