Size:
63 hectares of land in total
21 hectares of ecological rehabilitation
9 hectares of retained bushland and parkland
Location:
2 minutes from Chancellor College
3 minutes from Chancellor Market Place
3 minutes south of the University of the Sunshine Coast
10 minutes from the beaches of Mooloolaba and Kawana
1 hour from Brisbane Airport
Development Period:
Approximately 4 years (2006 – 2010)
Total Dwellings:
Around 400 homes
Estimated Population:
Approximately 1,000 people
Housing Choice:
A range of affordable lifestyle options, including cottage, courtyard and traditional sized lots suitable for a range of housing styles and sizes.
High Quality Broadband:
- Bellflower was named the Sunshine Coast’s first Telstra Smart Community, cementing the community’s position at the forefront of cutting-edge telecommunications.
- Bellflower residents have access to high-speed broadband, making it even easier to work and study from home, or simply connect to the latest and greatest in online services and entertainment.
Education & Community:
- Well connected to a range of education facilities from early childcare and learning to post secondary education.
- The University of the Sunshine Coast is expected to accommodate 15,000 students by 2021, and will continue to underpin the area’s reputation as a knowledge and innovation precinct into the future.
Shops & Services:
- An abundance of options from the Chancellor Marketplace to the planned Sippy Downs Village Centre.
- Sunshine Plaza and Kawana Shopping World is also just minutes away.
Nature:
- Rehabilitation of the Sippy Creek ecological corridor will continue as part of the development of Palmview.
- Within minutes of the beach, hinterland, Palmview Conservation Park and Mooloolah National Park.
- Dedicated pedestrian and cycle paths and local parkland.