Recent coverage in The Age has highlighted a continued shift towards regional Victoria, with buyers increasingly drawn to towns that offer affordability, strong local amenity and reliable connections. Well-established regional centres in particular are seeing renewed interest as people look for a lifestyle that feels balanced and achievable.
Colac is one such town.
With a strong sense of community and everyday essentials close by, Colac offers a way of living that feels both relaxed and well supported. Lake Colac and the Botanic Gardens are part of daily life, while schools, healthcare, shopping and sport are all within easy reach. It’s a lifestyle shaped by convenience, without the pressures of city living.
"As highlighted in The Age, well-connected regional towns with strong local amenity are becoming increasingly attractive to buyers."
The Nook is a thoughtfully planned residential community in the heart of Colac, offering affordable living through a smart mix of compact homesites and modern townhomes. Designed for real life, it places shops, schools, healthcare, dining and recreation all within 3km — making everyday routines simple and connected.
The Nook benefits from Colac’s established infrastructure. Colac Train Station provides V/Line services to Geelong and Melbourne, while nearby major roads connect you easily to the coast and surrounding regions. Education options cover every stage, and trusted healthcare is just minutes away, offering confidence and peace of mind.
Created with low-maintenance living in mind, The Nook suits first home buyers, downsizers and busy households alike. A central park and open green spaces encourage walking, relaxation and connection, reinforcing the welcoming, local feel Colac is known for.
As regional towns continue to gain attention for all the right reasons, The Nook offers an opportunity to secure a home in a connected, established community where owning a home feels achievable.
Affordable living, right where you belong.
Recent coverage in The Age has highlighted a continued shift towards regional Victoria, with buyers increasingly drawn to towns that offer affordability, strong local amenity and reliable connections.
