Lewis Land has officially opened the fourth display village at Sovereign Hills, representing a $20 million investment in Port Macquarie’s residential property market and a significant expansion of our premier master planned community offering.

The opening ceremony brought together Michael Long, Head of Development at Lewis Land, Port Macquarie-Hastings Mayor Adam Roberts, and representatives from our nine builder partners to mark this important milestone.

The new display village showcases premium residential designs from nine carefully selected builders, each bringing proven expertise and innovation to the Sovereign Hills community including Baygrove Homes, Better Homes and Developments, Hotondo Homes, Hunter Homes, McDonald Jones Homes, MOJO, Perry Homes, Pycon and Rob Tate Family Homes.

This diverse builder portfolio ensures prospective residents have access to a comprehensive range of architectural styles, floor plans, and price points, whilst maintaining the quality standards that define Sovereign Hills.

The display village investment creates meaningful economic benefits for the Port Macquarie region, generating employment across construction trades, professional services, and associated industries. “This development represents our ongoing commitment to Port Macquarie and the Mid North Coast,” said Michael Long, Head of Development at Lewis Land. “We’re not just building homes—we’re creating employment opportunities, supporting local businesses, and establishing a community that will benefit families for generations to come.”

Sovereign Hills has been designed as more than a residential subdivision. Our integrated masterplan incorporates parklands, community facilities, and thoughtful urban design to create a genuine community where families can establish lasting roots. The fourth display village reflects the strong market response to Sovereign Hills and provides prospective residents with an opportunity to explore quality home designs and experience the lifestyle that our community offers.