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Warrnambool mill ready for next stage of transformation
PLUSH apartments overlooking Lake Pertobe and shops will feature in the next stage of a multi million dollar transformation of the former Warrnambool Woollen Mill site into a residential showpiece,jordan shoes.
Several of the new buildings will incorporate historic sandstone walls from the mill, which was built more than 100 years ago and closed in the 1990s.
City council approval last week for an updated development plan at the Harris Street site also incorporates scope for retailing,louboutin pas cher, tourism and a community archives centre.
Work on transforming the rundown mill site with up to 133 houses and units was started two years ago by Parish Lakes Pty Ltd which bought the complex from Warrnambool City Council,mulberry outlet sale.
It now has about 20 completed residences and five under construction,mulberry sale.
Company spokesman Ron Patterson told The Standard the next stage would feature five double storey studio apartments facing east towards the lake,chaussures christian louboutin.
"We will retain some of the older sandstone walls, former pumping shed and war memorial,cheap christian louboutin shoes," Mr Patterson said.
"Land along the Merri from the footbridge to war memorial has been allocated for public use which will connect our road to the rail trail,mulberry outlet uk.
"However,cheap jordan shoes, because our area is still a work site it remains closed to trail users. Hopefully the trail link will be open early next year.
"Feeback on the project has been positive and demand for houses is quite strong,christian louboutin uk.
"Overall density will be less than 133 residences."
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