Warragul & Drouin Gazette

A slice of paradise awaits at Warragul Crownlea

- ADVERTISEM­ENT

Jana Group founders John and Gloria Castle have always called Warragul home, it is where they raised their family and John refers to this slice of West Gippsland as paradise. Over the years, their resourcefu­l and enterprisi­ng nature has helped shape the Warragul township.

For over 50 years the Jana

Group has delivered expertise in all aspects of developmen­t, from urban planning, residentia­l estates, commercial developmen­ts, civil and building constructi­on. John’s meticulous attention to detail and passion for the best outcomes is born from the love he has for his town.

The Jana Group is now proud to present Warragul’s newest estate, Warragul Crownlea. This masterplan­ned community commands the best views between Melbourne and Lakes Entrance and is centrally located amongst the rolling green hills just to the south of Warragul. The parks and reserves within Warragul Crownlea have been architectu­rally designed and include private lounging spaces, walking trails, gardens, play equipment and open space to kick the footy.

To celebrate the commenceme­nt of constructi­on and after many years of planning, John and Gloria turned the first sod in a ‘Groundbrea­king Ceremony‘ at Warragul Crownlea in early July. To turn the first sod John and Gloria used John’s father Allan Castle’s shovel which he brought out from Kent, England in 1912. Again, it’s all about family.

The first stages of Warragul Crownlea have sold out quickly. Don’t miss your chance to secure your slice of paradise by registerin­g your interest at warragulcr­ownlea.com.au today.

 ?? ?? In early July Gloria and John Castle turned the first sod at their Warragul Crownlea developmen­t.
John and Gloria used John’s father Allan Castle’s shovel which he brought out from Kent, England in 1912.
In early July Gloria and John Castle turned the first sod at their Warragul Crownlea developmen­t. John and Gloria used John’s father Allan Castle’s shovel which he brought out from Kent, England in 1912.
 ?? ?? The local family behind Warragul Crownlea, from left: Melissa Castle, Gloria Castle, John Castle, Trish Hill and Craig Castle.
The local family behind Warragul Crownlea, from left: Melissa Castle, Gloria Castle, John Castle, Trish Hill and Craig Castle.
 ?? ?? John Castle took to the excavator to make the first cut at Warragul Crownlea in early July.
John Castle took to the excavator to make the first cut at Warragul Crownlea in early July.
 ?? ?? The Auscivil and Jana Group team with the stunning views at Warragul Crownlea.
The Auscivil and Jana Group team with the stunning views at Warragul Crownlea.

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