Sandpiper adds boutique land offering to tightly held Tweed Heads land market

As established coastal areas become more intensively developed, opportunities to build a new home on an individual parcel of land become increasingly finite.
At 26 Tringa Street in Tweed Heads, Sandpiper will comprise just 54 land lots across four staged releases, with lots ranging from approximately 451 sqm to 748 sqm.
Stage One is now selling, marking the first release within the boutique community. The large lots offer flexibility for a range of housing configurations, with purchasers able to choose their own builder and home design, allowing individually designed homes to take shape within the framework of the broader masterplan.
About Sandpiper
Sandpiper's masterplan balances the individual lots with landscaped streets and communal open space, avoiding the density typically associated with larger masterplanned communities.
At the centre of the neighbourhood will be a dedicated park incorporating walking paths, shaded seating, open lawns and a landmark shelter.
The open space has been positioned as a central part of the masterplan rather than an amenity on the edge of the development, giving the streets and lots a direct relationship with the park.
The Tweed Heads location places Sandpiper's low-density setting within reach of both the coast and established infrastructure. Kirra Beach, Snapper Rocks and Coolangatta are all within easy reach, while nearby M1 access connects the estate with the wider Southern Gold Coast and northern NSW. Gold Coast Airport is also accessible from the site.
Closer to home, schools, shopping and public transport are already established around the neighbourhood, including Tweed River High School, Southern Cross University and Tweed City Shopping Mall. A bus connection is available on Kennedy Drive, while the coastline remains approximately nine minutes from the estate.
Builders in Tweed Heads and the Northern Rivers
A number of established New South Wales builders giving buyers at communities like Sandpiper a range of options beyond a single builder panel.
G.J. Gardner Homes
G.J. Gardner Homes has built more than 1,000 homes annually across Australia since 1983, with a franchise model that pairs national scale with local, owner-operated teams.
The builder works with local tradespeople and suppliers on everything from custom designs and house and land packages to knockdown rebuilds.
Burbank Homes
Burbank Homes is a family-owned builder founded in 1983 by brothers Eddie Sanfilippo and Eddie Puhar, and has grown into one of Australia's larger home builders, with more than 20,000 homes built and over 1,000 floorplans nationally.
The builder operates across Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales, the ACT and South Australia, offering single and double-storey designs alongside house and land packages.
Hudson Homes
Hudson Homes has built a reputation on a fixed-price guarantee and a time-frame guarantee, backed by a 12-month defect liability period and a six-year structural warranty.
The builder offers more than 200 floorplans across single and double-storey, split-level, duplex and acreage designs, and has won more than 30 industry awards over the past three years.
McDonald Jones Homes
Founded by Bill McDonald in 1987, McDonald Jones Homes has grown into one of Australia's largest residential builders, offering architecturally designed single and double-storey, split-level, acreage and dual-occupancy homes.
The builder is known for its TRUECORE steel frame construction, backed by a 25-year structural warranty, and its MyChoice Design Studio for personalising inclusions and finishes.
Manor Homes
Manor Homes has been building modular, country-style homes since 1992 from its factory in Lisarow on the New South Wales Central Coast, with homes constructed offsite before being transported and installed on the buyer's block.
The builder's design collections include the Scandi, Vision, Mitchell, Oxley, Vineyard and River series, and it is approved under NSW Government procurement pathways for modular construction.
Bottom line
The release comes as opportunities to secure larger vacant residential lots close to the coast have become increasingly limited across Tweed Heads and the adjoining Southern Gold Coast.
With Sandpiper capped at 54 land lots across its four releases, there will be no further expansion of the community beyond the existing masterplan.
Stage One is now selling, with lot sizes, pricing and availability being released progressively as Sandpiper moves through its four stages.
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.










