We've taken the house-and-granny-flat model we've already delivered in Bradbury — and are building right now at Commander Street — and secured it off the plan in Wilton, one of the Macarthur region's fastest-growing land release corridors. Buying before the land registers locks in the site early, and we use the registration wait productively: the design is already drafted, so the project hits the ground the moment the title issues.

A complete family home plus attached granny flat on a 450 m² lot — the dual-income product our buyers responded to at Bradbury, where the equivalent package sold for $1.31M in 2026. The design is drafted with McDonald Jones Homes ('Serrano One', Classic facade) — the same builder delivering Commander Street — with approvals to follow land registration through Wollondilly Shire Council, the same council as our Picton townhouse project.


Securing land before registration means price certainty on the site and zero dead time — design, documentation and approvals preparation all happen while the estate completes its civil works. In a corridor where new land supply outpaces completed homes, delivering a finished, dual-income package puts us exactly where the demand is.
We assess delivery options, coordinate approvals and work with the right builder to create a finished product buyers can understand.