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16 Feb 2010

More ways to get active at Innisfail

Residents at Innisfail now have even more space for sports and socialising, as Peet Limited puts the finishing landscaping touches on a new open space along Boardwalk Boulevard.

The new reserve features shaded areas, plenty of trees and work is underway on a new sports field. Located close to the new Point Cook P-9 College, the reserve is perfect for some casual exercise or a weekend picnic with family and friends.

Peet Limited Managing Director and CEO Brendan Gore said the new open space added to the network of established parklands already at Innisfail, including Little Master Park and Sidney Nolan Reserve.

“Innisfail has been masterplanned by Peet Limited to ensure residents can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, whether it’s cycling or walking along the network of paths,” Mr Gore said.

“The community offers gardens for a quiet picnic as well as active open spaces with climbing nets and sports facilities, which are ideal for active families and residents.”

The parks and open spaces have been a key attraction for homebuyers at Innisfail, with only a handful of homesites still remaining.

A range of other local services, including a public and private school, childcare centre, after school care and shopping village, also add to the convenient lifestyle on offer at Innisfail.