A New Era for a Melbourne Icon
A pioneering transformation of historic racecourse into a century-defining destination. Underpinned by a unique botantical vision. Once completed, Moonee Valley Park – which is designed to be a neighbourhood within a park – will offer a series of nature-based, urban experiences within a connected 10-minute neighbourhood – where every convenience is within walking distance from home.
A Neighbourhood
Within A Park
Moonee Valley Park is a new premium neighbourhood integrated within expansive parklands
- Approximately 50% of the overall site will be dedicated to new botanical green spaces
- Wellbeing and quality of life is encouraged through an immersion in nature from parklands to bike paths, walking trails to sporting fields and playgrounds to green community spaces
- The neighbourhood is pedestrian friendly with every convenience located within walking distance
Cox place floral walk
Seasonal bulbs
and annuals
Grand boulevard
Grand avenue of trees
the western lawn
the aboretum
Pedestrian priority with
a collection of trees
glenara walk
Shady walk with a diverse
collection of trees and variety
of plant species
Stonepine square
Stone Pines, vines on
pergolas and stone paving
(neighbourhood square)
Modern victorian gardens
Feehan Row Homes and Terraces
with walled garden, hedges and
perennial borders
wellness sanctuary
Resident garden
Secret and secluded
with lush green fernery
EnviroDevelopment Certified
EnviroDevelopment is a national sustainability rating tool, offering independent verification of the sustainability outcomes of built environments.
The tool certifies eligible developments across several key elements of environmental sustainability.
WATER RATING
All residences at Moonee Valley Park will be fitted with water efficient fixtures rating up to 5 stars. This reduction in water consumption will result in less wasted potable water and lower water bills for residents.
RAIN WATER HARVESTING
Rainwater harvesting systems will be installed throughout Moonee Valley Park. Rainwater harvested from various roof areas will be stored and reticulated back to landscaping areas reducing the need to use potable water.
WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPING
Moonee Valley Park will feature a water sensitive landscape design, utilising native plants and drip irrigation to minimise consumption requirements as well as ensuring owners corporation fees remain competitive.
RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEM
Solar panel systems will be installed on a number of Moonee Valley Park rooftops, offsetting greenhouse gas emissions from common areas shared by residents.
HEATING & COOLING
Moonee Valley Park will utilise environmentally friendly heating and cooling, with efficient reverse cycle units and thermally efficient building design. Residents will enjoy reduced cooling costs over summer and manageable heating expenses throughout the winter months.
LIGHTING
Energy efficient LED lighting systems will be installed right throughout the individual residences and communal spaces at Moonee Valley Park, creating a comfortable, ambient atmosphere and reducing electricity costs precinct wide.
INTERNAL DAYLIGHT LEVELS
Residences at Moonee Valley Park will be designed to maximise natural lighting and ventilation, with abundant windows and doors throughout meaning less need for lighting, heating and cooling.
THERMAL COMFORT
High performance window glazing will ensure optimal thermal comfort for Moonee Valley Park residents, which again reduces the need for the use of heating and cooling.
INDOOR PLANTS
Rich indoor planting and greenery throughout the Moonee Valley Park common areas will enhance the lifestyle and wellbeing of all residents.
TRANSPORT
Moonee Valley Park has been carefully designed to encourage sustainable transport options, incorporating walking trails and bike paths throughout the precinct providing convenient access to nearby public transport.
CONSTRUCTION WASTE MINIMISATION /
ENVIRONMENTALLY PREFERABLE MATERIALS
Moonee Valley Park has implemented a comprehensive waste management strategy whereby a targeted 80% of all waste generated on site will be recycled. A plan is also in place to utilise sustainable materials throughout the construction and delivery of Moonee Valley Park.
A Proud History Across 140 Years
Established in 1883, Moonee Valley Racecourse was described as that ‘pretty little course on the slope’. From racing icon to modern-day neighbourhood, Moonee Valley Park builds on the site’s rich racing history that spans over 141 years.
1882
William Samuel Cox leases a farm belonging to John F. Feehan for the purpose of establishing a racetrack.
1883
Moonee Valley Racecourse is established, with the first race held on 15th September, featuring nine horses.
1922
The Cox Plate is inaugurated – later becoming one of the foremost events in international racing history.
1930
Phar Lap, Australia’s most famous racehorse, wins his first Cox Plate.
1931
The first Tote building was erected at a cost of £60,000.
1998
Moonee Valley pioneers the introduction of thoroughbred night racing in Australia.
2019
Moonee Valley Park is launched, defining a brand-new era for Moonee Valley Racecourse.
2020
Tote Park delivered, the first completed amenity within Moonee Valley Park. Feehan Row Homes and Terraces North construction commenced.
2021
TOTE Bar & Dining Opens.
2022
Feehan Row North Delivered. First Residents move into Moonee Valley Park.
2023
Thomas Street apartments and Feehan Row South were delivered, including Maple Walk and the Residents’ Garden. The planning permit was approved for the redevelopment of the Moonee Valley Racing Club Grandstand and Clubhouse precincts.
