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AN EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION OF LUXURIOUS RESIDENCES SECLUDED WITHIN CAPTIVATING, NATURAL SPLENDOUR.

DISCOVER STELLA MARIS IN THE CHARMING BAYSIDE SUBURB OF RIPPLESIDE IN GEELONG, JUST ONE HOUR FROM MELBOURNE.

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From the moment you arrive at Stella Maris, you are transported
to an enclave of privacy, wonder and infinite potential.

Comprising four distinct and architecturally striking buildings, arranged artfully around the beautiful, heritage-listed St Helens, Stella Maris is unlike any other residential precinct in Geelong.

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Residences

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Amenity & Wellness

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Sustainability

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Neighbourhood

Step into a world of colour and excitement as you explore all Geelong has to offer.

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History

A RICH HISTORY

Victoria’s second largest city was first established as a town in 1838, not long after Melbourne. A number of industries settled in Geelong, including Victoria’s first woollen mill, and the town experienced a population boom during the 1850s Gold Rush. Once railway lines and the Hopetoun shipping channel were constructed, Geelong emerged as the shipping and rail hub for Western Victoria.

The Italianite mansion was built in 1848 and was one of the earliest mansion houses in Geelong. Originally known as St Helens, it was first a private bayside residence for a wealthy gentleman, G.F. Read Jr. By 1923, the property was purchased by the Sisters of Mercy and renamed Stella Maris — “star of the sea” — to be used as a convent and school.

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Geelong Wharf c1900

Corio Bay Geelong c1906

Tramway opening, Moorabool Street, Geelong c1912.

St Helens, North Geelong c1930

St Helens Homestead c1910

Geelong Stella Maris Convent, Bay Street c1967

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How a luxury Rippleside project will be a star by the sea

How a luxury Rippleside project will be a star by the sea

Architects behind the luxury Rippleside development, Stella Maris, say it promises to elevate modern living to the equivalent of a mansion in a beautiful historic estate.

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Luxury $125m project to create Geelong’s top waterfront homes

Luxury $125m project to create Geelong’s top waterfront homes

A $125m project to build 53 residences and reimagine a historic mansion is on track to create Geelong’s most expensive waterfront real estate. See what’s about to take shape at Rippleside.

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Approval of proposed masterplan for Stella Maris

Approval of proposed masterplan for Stella Maris

Together with Monno Projects we are pleased to announce the approval of the proposed masterplan for Stella Maris.

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