Seaspray has taken a different view on home and living by providing a holistic development approach, which will include 200 low rise units and 400 homesites to cater for a diverse range of lifestyle choices, be it a Tree-change or Sea-change.

Given the region's projected population and housing growth, development has been capped to retain both individual privacy and sense of community. With all services underground, the staged masterplan includes a Sports & Recreation Centre, Community & Arts Centre, Cafe/Resturants and a secure boat facility.

Several Display Homes, designed by leading Queensland architects, have been constructed to highlight the substantial lifestyle and economic benefits of the development's Building and Design Covenants which act to protect investment, environment , views, privacy and surrounding National Park.

Together with the Architectural Practice Academy, Seaspray has designed a cluster of houses as part of a micro-community precinct, that minimizes impact on the environment, on-going maintenance and increased cost efficiency. The diverse range of these architecturally designed homes provides flexibility for compatible building opportunities elsewhere on site.