As you know, we are in awe of Diamond Beach and its surrounding environment, and wanted to showcase this for all to see. Although it’s impossible to capture everything this beautiful coastal town has to offer in one and a half minutes, we’ve put together what we call “the essence” of the Edgewater Shores lifestyle.

The fences came down, the jumping castle went up, the face paint and the sold stickers were meticulously arranged. We also has some great local coffee and a tasty sausage sizzle thank you to the Hallidays Point Lions Club.  Thank you to all our new residents and prospective buyers for attending out Open Day. Even with some rainy weather early on, the day was a huge success. 

From the beginning we wanted to engage with the community around Edgewater Shores. Centrepiece to this work has been the conservation of a significant fig tree in the south west corner of the development.  The tree and the surrounding land is being transformed into a community park for everyone to enjoy.

We are nearing the home straight for construction works associated with Stages 1A to 2B. The electrical substation was delivered to site earlier this week. We have also made good use of the weather to do some advance works on Stages 3 & 4. 

You’re Invited - Edgewater Shores Open Day

Saturday 27 April
10am – 2pm
310 Diamond Beach Road, Diamond Beach

Edgewater Shores, in conjunction with MidCoast Council, is delighted to announce that the iconic Moreton Bay fig tree standing proud on the coastal residential development Edgewater Shores, has been handed back to the community of Diamond Beach.

With a well earned break over Christmas the team was back at work in January.

Construction is progressing according to program with all the kerbing complete last week. We have included a few photos below taken on 4 February 2019 that illustrate how Edgewater Shores is really starting to take shape. 

Construction on Stages 1 and 2 continues as we head towards Christmas. Even with some recent rainfall the works are still on program for completion in February 2019.

The photo below was taken on 22 November 2018 after some heavy rain. The retention basins are working to

Edgewater Shores is evolving into a beacon for sustainability with its achievement of a 6-leaf national EnviroDevelopment certification for residential subdivisions. This 6-leaf certification represents the highest achievement from EnviroDevelopment and covers six are

Attention Eligible First Home Buyers!!

Did you know that by purchasing a house and land package at Edgewater Shores you could be eligible for the following First Home Benefits?

1. Complete exemption from Stamp duty under the First Home Buyers Assistance Scheme;

2. $10