Beachside Yaroomba combines gated living with direct Sunshine Coast beach access

Beachside Yaroomba is offering one of the less common residential propositions on the Sunshine Coast, combining new residential lots with a gated masterplanned setting just steps from Yaroomba Beach.
About Beachside Yaroomba
The 18.5-hectare Dennis Family community sits on the eastern side of David Low Way, with only the coastal dunes separating the estate from the shoreline.
Privacy and the connection to the coast have been central to the masterplan. Beachside Yaroomba has private roads with access restricted to residents and invited guests, while pathways through the community connect its land lots, landscaped open spaces, resident amenities and the beach.
The community's shared facilities include a swimming pool, pickleball court and barbecue pavilion overlooking the lake, complemented by parks, walking paths and communal open spaces.
Place Design Group has overseen the masterplan for more than 20 years, with the landscape approach drawing on the surrounding dunes and native coastal vegetation.
That long-term planning has placed the natural setting at the centre of Beachside Yaroomba. The community provides direct access towards Yaroomba Beach, part of the stretch of coastline between Point Arkwright and Marcoola Beach, while kilometres of walking and jogging trails run through the estate. Residents can also move around the community by bicycle or golf buggy.
Beyond the estate, Mount Coolum Shopping Centre is around 900 metres away, while Coolum's shops and dining are a short drive north. Maroochydore is approximately 14 kilometres south, and Noosa provides a further concentration of dining, retail and recreation to the north.
Beachside Yaroomba is also around 7.8 kilometres from Sunshine Coast Airport, where a $170 million terminal redevelopment is planned as part of the region's continuing infrastructure investment.
The project will almost double the size of the terminal, triple the departure lounge footprint and increase the number of gates from five to seven. Passenger numbers are forecast to increase from 1.8 million in 2026 to 2.4 million by 2030, while direct international services to Bali and Singapore have expanded the airport's connections beyond the domestic network.
Builders in the Sunshine Coast Region
A number of builders operate across the Sunshine Coast and the wider South East Queensland region, offering buyers a range of building pathways from custom architectural builds through to volume house-and-land packages.
Hallmark Homes
Hallmark Homes is a family-owned residential builder based in South East Queensland with more than 40 years in the industry and over 12,000 homes delivered.
The builder builds roughly 400 homes a year across Brisbane, the Gold Coast, the Sunshine Coast, the Lockyer Valley, and Redland Bay.
Its range spans the efficient Luma series, the flexible "forever-home" Nest designs, and the more spacious Eden acreage collection, catering to first home buyers, growing families, and downsizers.
Plantation Homes
Plantation Homes operates under the Henley Properties Group, founded in 1989, and is backed by the Sumitomo Forestry Group.
The builder has delivered more than 60,000 homes across Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales, and South Australia under its various brands, with display homes on the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, and in Brisbane.
Its offering spans house designs across the Q Collection, Mainvue, and Reserve ranges, along with house and land packages, acreage homes, and knockdown rebuilds, with an emphasis on energy-efficient, all-electric building options and a 50-year structural guarantee.
Homes by CMA
Founded in 2009 by Chris, Aleksandra, and Mario, Homes by CMA is a family-owned builder that has delivered more than 2,000 homes across South East Queensland.
The builder builds across the Sunshine Coast, including Maroochydore, Caloundra, Mooloolaba, Coolum Beach, and Noosa Heads, alongside Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and surrounding regions.
Its positioning centres on making higher-end finishes more accessible, with single-storey, double-storey, and acreage plans, plus a dedicated luxury inclusions range.
Amali Homes
Amali Homes is a boutique, custom design-and-build builder led by licensed builder Ivan McRobb, who brings more than 30 years of hands-on building experience to the business.
The builder deliberately limits the number of homes it builds each year, working directly with clients through a seven-step process from design through to handover, with an interior designer consultation and HIA fixed-price contract included.
Every home is built all-electric with a 7-star energy rating as standard. Amali Homes' primary building areas are the Gold Coast, Brisbane, and Toowoomba, and across South East Queensland.
Burbank Homes
Burbank Homes has been building homes since 1983, expanding into Queensland in 2012 as part of a broader national footprint that also spans Victoria, New South Wales, the ACT, and South Australia.
The builder is family owned and operated, founded by brothers Eddie Sanfilippo and Eddie Puhar, and is backed by the wider Burbank Group's land development, design, construction, finance, and trade services.
Burbank offers a broad range of single and double storey home designs suited to different budgets and block types.
Bottom line
For buyers, Beachside Yaroomba represents one of the few opportunities left to secure gated, beachfront land on the Sunshine Coast, at a time when the region's remaining coastal land supply continues to tighten.
The estate's premium price point reflects its scarcity value: 18.5 hectares of exclusive, amenity-rich land directly behind the dunes is not a position many Sunshine Coast estates can offer.
That scarcity is set against a backdrop of significant infrastructure investment moving through the region ahead of the 2032 Olympics, from the airport terminal expansion to the stadium redevelopment, both of which are likely to support long-term property values and connectivity for residents.
Buyers weighing up Beachside Yaroomba against other coastal opportunities will also find a broad base of builders active across the wider Sunshine Coast region, giving flexibility in how a home is ultimately delivered on the land, whether through a volume house-and-land package or a fully custom build.
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.










