NSWEden Brae Homes unveils new Oran Park Display Centre showcasing latest family-focused designsEden Brae Homes unveils new Oran Park Display Centre showcasing latest family-focused designs
Eden Brae Homes has expanded its Sydney display footprint with the opening of a new Display Centre at HomeWorld Oran Park, showcasing five of its latest and most popular designs in one of the city’s fastest-growing residential corridors.
The new centre, located at 46 Christie Street, brings together a mix of single and double-storey homes aimed at a broad buyer profile, from first home buyers to growing and multi-generational families.
The homes on display include the Millbrook 35, Carisbrook 28, Midland 21, Bristol 30, and Forsyth 33, each reflecting evolving buyer preferences around flexibility, privacy, and open-plan living.
Oran Park, approximately 55 kilometres south west of the Sydney CBD, has become a focal point for new housing supply in the Camden Council area. With proximity to the M5 and M7 motorways, established retail and dining precincts, and a growing network of parks and sporting facilities, the suburb continues to attract families seeking new-build opportunities in a masterplanned setting.
Millbrook 35 (Guest Suite)
At the premium end of the display line-up is the Millbrook 35, a double-storey design tailored to multi-generational living.
Spanning 327.2 sqm, the five-bedroom home includes four private ensuites, a dedicated home office, a separate lounge, and an open-plan kitchen, dining and family zone anchored by a walk-behind scullery.
Designed for 15-metre-wide blocks, the layout prioritises both shared spaces and individual privacy, reflecting growing demand for homes that accommodate extended family arrangements.
Bristol 30 Mk2 (Guest Suite)
The Bristol 30 (Guest Suite) similarly responds to changing household structures.
Offering five bedrooms and three bathrooms across 281.7 sqm, the design features a ground floor guest suite, alongside expansive open-plan living, a separate lounge room, and an upstairs games room.
A wide entry and premium kitchen layout reinforce its positioning as a flexible, long-term family home.
Carisbrook 28
For buyers seeking a compact double-storey solution suited to narrower lots, the Carisbrook 28 provides four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a theatre room within an 8.45-metre-wide footprint.
The 258.6 sqm design incorporates open-plan living on the ground floor and an upstairs games room, balancing communal and breakout zones within a constrained block width.
Forsyth 31 Mk2 (Personal Ensuite)
The Forsyth 33 continues the double-storey offering with a focus on adaptable family living.
With 283 sqm of internal space, it features a large home theatre, enhanced kitchen with walk-in pantry, increased walk-in robe space to the master suite, and an optional alfresco.
An upstairs retreat further separates living zones for larger households.
Midland 21 Mk3
Completing the display collection is the Midland 21 Mk3, one of Eden Brae’s established single-storey designs.
Spanning 197 sqm, the four-bedroom home places bedrooms at the front of the layout before opening into a generous rear living, kitchen and family zone.
The design includes an enhanced master suite, expanded bench space and storage, and the option to add an alfresco, appealing to buyers prioritising functionality within a single-level footprint.
The new Display Centre is open seven days, from 10am to 5pm, offering prospective buyers the opportunity to experience the full scale and layout of each design in person.
The launch reflects continued confidence in Sydney’s south-west growth corridor, where masterplanned communities like Oran Park are drawing steady demand from families seeking contemporary home designs with adaptable floorplans.
By presenting a curated mix of guest suite options, private ensuites, theatre rooms, and dedicated work-from-home spaces, Eden Brae’s latest display village highlights how volume builders are evolving their standard offerings to meet increasingly diverse household needs.
Home designs by Eden Brae Homes in New South Wales
Joel Robinson
Joel Robinson is the Editor in Chief at iBuildNew, where he leads the editorial team and oversees the country's most comprehensive news coverage dedicated to the new home building industry. With more than a decade of experience in residential real estate journalism, Joel brings deep insight into Australia's evolving home building and construction landscape.
