Pinny Beach prepares first land release between coast and canopy

Pinny Beach prepares first land release between coast and canopy
Joel RobinsonSep 2, 20263 min read

A new coastal land estate is preparing to enter the market at Pinny Beach, with developer Scape Properties positioning the community around two distinct neighbourhood settings between the coastline and surrounding tree canopy.

The first stage, known as the Sandstone Release, will comprise generous residential land lots, with expressions of interest currently being taken ahead of the release.

About Pinny Beach

The broader Pinny Beach community has been planned around the contrasting natural environments of the site, with one neighbourhood drawing closer to the coast and the other oriented toward the more sheltered, tree-lined setting.

Rather than treating those landscapes as separate elements, the masterplan is intended to connect the two through a network of calm streets and trails, providing links between the residential neighbourhoods, the lake, the coastline and a future village.

The approach gives the estate a different proposition to a conventional residential subdivision, with the surrounding landscape helping define the character of individual parts of the community.

Builders in the Lake Macquarie area

G.J. Gardner Homes

G.J. Gardner Homes operates through a network of locally owned and operated franchises, combining local building knowledge with the systems and design catalogue of the wider G.J. Gardner network.

Its range covers single and double-storey homes, acreage residences, narrow-lot designs and dual-living configurations, with floorplans able to be adapted to individual sites and requirements.

Hudson Homes

Hudson Homes builds across Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the wider Hunter region, with a substantial catalogue covering different block sizes and configurations.

Its range includes single and double-storey homes alongside narrow-lot, split-level, acreage and duplex designs. Hudson also undertakes knockdown-rebuild projects and offers house and land packages across its NSW building areas.

McDonald Jones Homes

McDonald Jones Homes has longstanding ties to the region, having been established in the Hunter in 1987.

The builder offers single and double-storey homes alongside acreage and split-level designs, with its building footprint extending across Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, the Hunter and other parts of NSW. Its range includes homes designed for conventional suburban lots as well as more constrained or irregular sites.

Manor Homes

Manor Homes provides an alternative to conventional on-site construction, specialising in modular homes built at its Central Coast facility before being transported and installed on site.

Operating since 1992, the NSW builder offers contemporary and country-style home designs as well as opportunities to modify plans. Its modular approach also accommodates a range of regional and coastal building locations.

Domaine Homes

Domaine Homes builds throughout the Newcastle and Hunter region as part of a broader NSW footprint that also covers the Central Coast, Sydney, South Coast and Southern Highlands.

Part of the Clarendon Homes group, Domaine offers a range of single and double-storey designs supported by a structured selection and building process. Its catalogue covers different lot widths and home configurations, providing options for both established residential areas and new communities.

Bottom line

Scape Properties is behind Pinny Beach, drawing on its experience delivering masterplanned communities across New South Wales.

The Sandstone Release will mark the first opportunity to secure land within the new community.

Expressions of interest for the Sandstone Release are currently open ahead of its formal market release.

Joel Robinson

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.