Room to spread out at Hampton Hill in the Adelaide Hills

Life in the Adelaide Hills tends to follow the seasons. The hills roll, the pace slows, and the city feels further away than the drive suggests.
About Hampton Hill, Littlehampton
Just outside the township of Littlehampton, Hampton Hill is a limited release of 15 lifestyle blocks, each in excess of four acres. The scale is the point of difference, offering enough room for a substantial home alongside space to garden, keep animals or simply leave open.
The blocks gently slope, a layout intended to make the most of views and privacy across the estate. Each comes with a wide frontage, sealed road access and services, and the frontages are finished with timber post-and-rail fencing, giving the streetscape a consistent, rural character from the outset.
The blocks lend themselves to a range of uses, from a large family homestead to a hobby farm, extensive gardens or equestrian pursuits.
The estate has been masterplanned to preserve the natural landscape while keeping streetscapes cohesive and privacy respected. The intention is a neighbourhood of like-minded residents, where there is room for grandchildren to run and neighbours still meet at the fence line.
Littlehampton's village is moments away, and Mount Barker, Nairne and Hahndorf are all close by. Between them, residents have access to schools, health services and shops, along with the farmers markets, boutique wineries and artisan stores the Hills are known for.
For trips into the city, the South Eastern Freeway is only minutes from the estate, and Adelaide is around 30 minutes away.
Builders in Adelaide Hills, SA
A number of builders are active across the Adelaide Hills, offering a range of approaches for buyers weighing up how to build on larger and more varied blocks.
Kookaburra Homes
Kookaburra Homes has been building since 1984 and is a locally owned South Australian business, with offices in Murray Bridge, Mount Barker and Adelaide. The builder delivers homes across Adelaide, the Adelaide Hills and regional South Australia, including on acreage.
Rather than working from a fixed catalogue, Kookaburra custom designs each home, whether single storey, double storey or pole frame construction. Pole frame homes can suit blocks with more challenging terrain.
The family-owned builder was named South Australian Country Home of the Year in 2024, and has been recognised as Professional Builder of the Year across multiple years.
Rivergum Homes
Rivergum Homes has been building in South Australia since 1994 and describes itself as the state’s largest and most experienced medium-density home builder. Over that time it has completed more than 10,000 builds and collected more than 35 industry awards.
Alongside its medium-density work, the family-owned builder offers custom single and double storey homes, as well as knockdown rebuilds. Its homes use steel-framed construction.
Sarah Homes
Sarah Homes has been building homes for the South Australian lifestyle since 1961. Its designs centre on space, natural light and open plan living, with generous windows and wide sliding doors.
The builder works with buyers to suit a design to its setting, taking in established trees, rock outcrops and views, and advises on orienting the home to capture the sun. On sloping blocks, it balances excavation and elevation to shape the home’s character.
Sarah Homes offers more than 50 designs that can be adjusted to suit each buyer, and it is a popular choice for those building a coastal or country escape.
Hickinbotham Homes
Hickinbotham Homes has been building since 1954 and is South Australia’s largest and longest-established building group. The family-owned builder has delivered more than 50,000 homes.
Its scale gives it significant buying power with suppliers, which the builder uses to keep prices down. Homes come with a 25-year structural guarantee.
Gallery Living Homes
Gallery Living Homes is a South Australian builder focused on architecturally considered, lifestyle-driven homes. Its designs prioritise natural light, space and energy efficiency, with layouts adapted to suit individual blocks.
The builder uses orientation-based planning and sustainable materials to improve comfort and long-term performance, with an emphasis on a low carbon footprint. It is a member of the Master Builders Association, and its range includes single and double storey designs.
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.









