We know that pets are part of your family and well behaved pets are very welcome. There are some common sense rules to follow, as we are conscious that we need to respect the rights of all homeowners at Moonta Bay Lifestyle Estate, including those without pets.

FAQs Archive - Moonta Bay Lifestyle Estate

Q: Can my visitors use the clubhouse and other facilities?

Of course, visitors are welcome to use most of the facilities when they are accompanied by a homeowner. Visitor parking is located in your driveway with limited visitor parking throughout the estate.

Q: Can visitors stay?

Yes, your visitors are welcome to stay for up to 30 days for a total of 50 days in a calendar year. We ask that you inform the Estate Manager if you have visitors. Can my visitors use the Clubhouse and other facilities? Of course, visitors are welcome to use most of the facilities when they are accompanied by a homeowner. Visitor parking is located in your driveway with limited visitor parking throughout the estate.

Q: Who maintains my home?

Homes are designed to be as low maintenance as possible. As it’s your home, you are responsible for maintenance where required. To ensure that Moonta Bay Lifestyle Estate is an attractive place to live now and in the future we ask that you maintain the exterior of your home keeping with the look and feel of the community.

Q: Where can I store my caravan, boat or trailer?

Your backyard will be large enough to store a caravan, boat or trailer.

Q: What happens when I go on holidays?

A secure estate and close community, plus the fact that your maintenance is minimal gives you added peace of mind while you enjoy your holiday.

Q: Can I get pay TV and internet access?

Yes, you can have Internet access and Pay TV connected to your home via the NBN.

Q: Can I customise my home?

Yes, it’s your home and you can make whatever interior changes you desire once you move in. Any changes to the exterior or facade of your home must be in keeping with the overall look and feel of the estate and you’ll need to let us know of your intentions prior to commencing any works.