Residential
CURRENT
Harbour Shores
Sovereign Hills
COMPLETED
The Sovereign Islands
Ephraim Island
Harbour Quays
Runaway Islands
FUTURE
Harbour Cove
Lewis Land Group's residential communities stretch along Australia’s eastern coastline, with over 20,000 lots developed to date.
From luxurious waterfront living, to leafy family friendly communities, these addresses embrace nature and the outdoors, creating places as unique as their surrounds.
Harbour Cove, QLD
Harbour Cove is imagined with a generous eye for life that places community ideals, resident experience, and liveability at its heart. The overarching result is a new mixed-use water-front precinct of the highest quality for the public to enjoy.
Future Harbour Cove development pipeline includes:
- DA has been lodged for a waterfront mixed-use development comprising 511 apartments across six medium rise towers, complete with resort style amenity including resident lounges, recreational facilities, rooftop pools and sky gardens. This will be complimented by a boutique harbour-side retail/restaurant precinct. Master planning is underway to create a marina and boardwalk offering direct Broadwater access.
Harbour Shores, QLD
The last remaining large-scale, greenfield waterfront development site on the Gold Coast.
Harbour Shores by Lewis Land is the Gold Coast’s only 6-star Green Star Certified Community that will, over the course of the next decade, deliver a visionary ‘village of villages’, where master planned neighbourhoods are connected by expansive parklands and resort-style amenities.
Harbour Shores is a community designed for tomorrow, blending biophilic design and expansive green spaces with industry-leading sustainability initiatives including energy and water conservation, EV charging stations, and resident wellbeing programs.
Waterfront playground
More than 54 per cent of the site has been dedicated to open spaces, playgrounds, a one-hectare public park and lush tropical landscaping. From the site’s 1.5km canal frontage – the widest on Gold Coast – private marina berths will provide direct boat access to the Broadwater, and beyond.
To support an active lifestyle focus, Harbour Shores will deliver curated spaces for health, harmony and community wellbeing including a waterfront boardwalk, lagoon-style pools, tennis courts and a residents clubhouse.
A long-term vision
On completion, Harbour Shores will become home to more than 4,500 residents across a mix of waterfront villas, mid-rise residential apartments, resort-inspired amenities and select retail, with pedestrian access to the neighbouring retail and dining precincts of Harbour Town Premium Outlets.
For more information visit harbourshores.com.au
Sovereign Hills, NSW
Sovereign Hills is a long term, mixed-use master planned community in Port Macquarie, New South Wales.
Located on the mid-north coast, Sovereign Hills is a 20 year, long-term mixed-use master-planned community. This thriving, 2,400 lot address is a collection of residential precincts, a vibrant 25,000sqm town centre, recreation facilities and parkland, schooling and childcare.
Strategically located 10kms west of the Port Macquarie city centre, Sovereign Hills is the largest and most integral development area of the Hastings Region, with significant government infrastructure planned to support this growth corridor. With a strong emphasis on the outdoors, the project incorporates significant regeneration of creek systems and riparian corridors, resulting in generous active and passive green space.
A focus on place-making connects residents with each other. From public art, community facilities to a comprehensive events program, Sovereign Hills provides opportunity for a healthy, active and richer lifestyle.
The project is a key creator of local jobs, contributing significantly to the region’s economic growth. A ‘Local First’ policy ensures that reputable local and regional contractors, suppliers and retailers are given preference, wherever possible.
The Sovereign Islands, QLD
The Sovereign Islands is Lewis Land’s signature development, and Australia’s first residential island project.
One of the country’s most complex engineering feats at the time transformed two small islands into a $2 billion project, resulting in six man-made islands, over 700 home sites, commercial precinct and a prestige marina.
The enclave of islands, just minutes from Surfers Paradise is surrounded by the glistening Gold Coast Broadwater, with home sites offering deep water moorings with direct ocean access.
A significant proportion of land is dedicated to open parks, ensuring a strong connection to nature either on land or water.
Ephraim Island, QLD
Ephraim Island is Australia’s first residential high-rise island community, located in the Gold Coast Broadwater.
This sophisticated address offered 383 prestige apartments and villas across eight medium-rise towers, and was developed in partnership with Mirvac.
Facilities include commercial restaurant, private marina, and Wellbeing Centre, including day spa, gym, lap pool and outdoor pool area.
Endless water views were critical to the design outcome, whether from the residences or open space. With 75% of the island dedicated to parkland, lakes, inlets and a conservation reserve, the connection to nature is second to none.
Harbour Quays, QLD
Harbour Quays, just north of Harbour Town Shopping Centre, is a man-made island address, providing over 1.5 kilometres of sparkling water frontage.
Released in 2006, this 300 lot address predominantly features home sites, including dry, wet and island lots. All wet lots have direct access to the Broadwater and Pacific Ocean beyond, a signature trademark of Lewis Land addresses on the Gold Coast.
Runaway Islands, QLD
Runaway Islands on the Northern Gold Coast achieved another historical milestone, being the first inland island development in Australia.
Developed in the mid-late 1980’s, this project was the blueprint of success for future Lewis Land Group waterfront projects.
Four man-made islands, connected by a series of bridges, provided more than three kilometres of canal frontage and direct Broadwater access.