Large lots surrounded by the natural beauty of Lockyer Valley make The Fairways an appealing prospect for buyers looking to set down their regional roots.
Situated on over 830 acres of elevated land, The Fairways by QM Properties has been carefully developed over the past 20 years and spans across three suburbs.
Once completed, the estate will feature over 900 homes, complemented by the existing Fairway Park, with the display village conveniently located just across from the park.
The expansive lots allow buyers to build their dream home without compromising on space.
This unparalleled lifestyle opportunity, as highlighted by Damien Ross, General Sales Manager at QM Properties, far exceeds anything offered by similar developments.
For those who love to spread out, whether it’s space for the kids or a hobbyist dreaming of a large shed or workshop, this is an exceptional opportunity that’ll be hard to pass up, he explained.
“Lots are a minimum 3000sqm, which is about seven times larger than the average new land developed in South East Queensland.
This allows buyers room for sheds, pools, gardens, and larger lifestyle homes,” he said.
Selecting the home to build is made easier by the developer, with The Fairways Acreage Display Village—the largest acreage home display village in the state—offering buyers a choice of six Queensland-based builders.
Buyers have been captivated by the large homesites that allow families to spread out.
Many buyers have relocated from Brisbane and Ipswich, seeking more space while maintaining a strong connection to thriving business hubs.
Nestled on elevated land, each lot not only resides above flood level but also boasts stunning panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains within the Lockyer Valley.
Current and upcoming display homes
Potential buyers don’t have to merely imagine the lifestyle on offer; they can experience it firsthand.
QM Properties and Master Builders have partnered to deliver The Fairways Acreage Display Village.
Four out of the six display homes are now open on Stirling Drive in Kensington Grove, directly across from Fairways Park.
Conveniently located next to the QM land sales centre at 1 Stirling Drive, the new display village showcases homes from award-winning builders such as Hallmark Homes, Stroud Homes, GJ Gardner, and G&P Builders.
Two additional display homes by Stylemaster Homes and Coral Homes are set to open in early 2025.
The Fairview 321 by Hallmark Homes
The Fairview 321 by Hallmark Homes (pictured below) boasts a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living areas. It features four generously sized bedrooms, a master suite situated in its own private wing, separate media and activity rooms, and a study, making it an ideal and functional design for a large block of land.
A range of the latest quality display homes are ready and waiting for buyers to discover.
The Reflection Vue by G&P Builders
G&P Builders’ Reflection Vue epitomises modern living with its seamless open-plan spaces, complete with a dedicated media room and study. Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the expansive kitchen, which includes a butler’s pantry, walk-in pantry, and a convenient beverage bar.
The Kentucky 304 by Stroud Homes
Stroud Homes’ Kentucky 304 represents luxury and functionality. This stunning residence is meticulously designed to offer exceptional value, with centrally connected spaces and discreetly separated key areas, providing a perfect blend of harmony and privacy.
The Calamvale Estate by G.J. Gardner Homes
The Calamvale Estate by G.J. Gardner Homes stands out with its stylish interiors and flowing, open-plan family areas that provide generous spaces to entertain and unwind.
The Maleny by Stylemaster Homes
The Maleny by Stylemaster Homes is designed for discerning buyers seeking a sanctuary to call home. Ideal for acreage living or corner lots, The Maleny features a luxurious family floorplan with ample space for entertaining and a generous layout that keeps everyone comfortably connected.
The Highlands 338Q by Coral Homes
Coral Homes’ Highlands 338Q offers a contemporary take on acreage living. This spacious single-story home is designed for wider blocks of land and draws inspiration from natural elements. The modern ‘Lodge Facade’ showcases organic textures and tones, creating a harmonious connection with nature.
The Fairways Park: A beloved family hotspot
The Fairways Park, which has been funded by the Queensland Government and local council, is a unique feature of the community and includes a learn-to-ride area, dog park, barbecues, picnic spots, as well as adventure and sensory play areas.
Beloved Fairways Park has already captured the hearts of residents and families alike.
The park attracts families from across the region and is a popular destination for recreation and relaxation.
“It’s regarded as the best recreation parkland in the region,” said Mr Ross.
“Strategically located by council within the centre of The Fairways Estate, it provides locals and visitors with an amazing space for meeting, recreation, celebrations, and exercise for all the family and pets.”
The latest stages have been constructed with underground power, town water, and NBN for buyer comfort and convenience.
The display homes and recent stages are within walking distance of the highly popular 14-hectare, council-funded destination park.
Selecting the home to build is made easier by the developer, with The Fairways Acreage Display Village—the largest acreage home display village in the state—offering buyers a choice of six Queensland-based builders.
Proximity to amenities
The estate is conveniently located close to Plainland, which has a substantial choice of local amenities including a Bunnings, Aldi, Woolworths,cafés, restaurants, and medical centres.
Families also have easy access to Hatton Vale State School, which is the estate school, and three childcare centres.
Already well-equipped, the community has everything it needs to thrive and flourish.
Options outside the estate include Faith Lutheran College Plainland and Sophia Catholic College Plainland, both of which are private schools.
While located within the regional suburbs of Queensland, residents are still easily connected to the busier cities and towns.
The A2 highway links commuters to Ipswich and Brisbane, and the Gold Coast via the M1.
Lot sizes
Lot sizes in The Fairways range from 3000sqm to 5000sqm, accommodating diverse preferences and needs.
These spacious lots have room for lifestyle additions such as sheds, pools, and extensive gardens.
With ample space, homeowners can include features often considered luxuries in denser areas, such as large sheds, swimming pools, and extensive gardens.
Families gain extra room for children to play and pets to roam, while hobbyists and DIY enthusiasts can create dedicated workshops or studios.
These generously sized lots not only offer flexibility but also ensure privacy and seclusion, allowing residents to immerse themselves in the tranquillity and natural beauty of the Lockyer Valley.
Sustainability initiatives
Nature lovers will find The Fairways an irresistible prospect, thanks to its stunning natural habitat and commitment to environmental preservation.
QM Properties designed the estate to embrace and enhance the untouched natural bushland.
Collaborating closely with the local council, they integrated sustainable initiatives that go beyond regulatory requirements to protect and celebrate local biodiversity.
“We wanted to foster a deep connection to nature, and many of the homes within the estate are situated beside or adjacent to parkland or dedicated nature corridors to facilitate this,” said Mr Ross.
To ensure residents enjoy living in a natural, shaded environment, 50% of the trees at the rear of each allotment were retained, and 10,000 plants have been introduced throughout the parkland and nature corridors.
The dedicated nature corridors have been meticulously designed to link protected fauna habitat within the Fairways Park to green spaces in and around the estate.
Two wildlife crossings have been constructed under and over the roads around the Fairways Park to ensure wildlife can move safely between these corridors.
“These initiatives will grow in importance over time as more wildlife is attracted to the area,” said Mr Ross.
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