We’re excited to be bringing Plantation Homes further into Brisbane’s booming west, with the opening of our newest display centre in Providence estate.
Our brand-new display location at 65 Solstice Way, White Rock showcases five thoughtfully designed homes from our Mainvue and Reserve collections. The centre features three double-storey and two single-storey homes ranging from 23 to 45 squares in size. Four of the five homes will open their doors to new home buyers this Saturday 9 May, with the highly anticipated Hannah 390-D42 to follow shortly after.
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But this opening is about more than just new homes. It’s about embracing a new way of thinking about where you live.
For a long time, suburbs further west and, specifically in the Ipswich region, have been seen as beyond the everyday commute or outside the traditional property spotlight. But we’re seeing that mindset shift - and fast.
More and more buyers, especially young families and multi-generational households, are choosing areas like White Rock because they’re focused on what really matters:
- More space to live comfortably
- Access to purpose-built, masterplanned communities
- A lifestyle that supports family, connection and future growth
Rather than compromising, our customers are prioritising how they want to live - and recognising the value in emerging areas that are designed for the future.
Providence estate, White Rock is a perfect example of this shift.
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Our new display centre has been designed to inspire - giving you the chance to explore a range of home designs, layouts and interior styles all in one place.
On display, you’ll find:
Jasmine 240-S26 with Monroe façade: A true standout - and the first time we’ve showcased our modern Monroe façade on a single-storey home. Inside, this Mainvue design’s Mediterranean-inspired style brings a light, airy and relaxed feel.
Hannah 390-D42 with Elandra façade: A spacious double-storey home from our Mainvue collection, with a modern farmhouse aesthetic, balancing rustic warmth with refined design - perfect for growing families.
Eva 217-S23 with Cove façade: Minimal, fresh and effortlessly stylish, Mainvue’s single-storey Eva is ideal for couples and young families looking for simplicity without sacrificing design.
Chloe 311-D33 with Granger façade: A contemporary design with natural textures and subtle green accents, delivering a calm and functional living environment. Chloe is the second double-storey on display from our Mainvue collection.
Modena 415-D45 with Aria façade: One of our most popular Reserve collection designs - now even better, with ensuites to every bedroom. It’s a standout choice for larger or multi-generational families navigating busy daily routines.
Each home showcases a unique interior design direction, so whether your style is light and coastal or rich and contemporary, you’ll find ideas you can bring to life in your own build.
Everything we’ve put into this display centre reflects what we’re seeing across our builds in the western corridor.
Families here are looking for:
- More space and flexibility
- Homes that support multi-generational living
- Smart layouts that make everyday life easier
Designs like the Modena 415-D45 respond directly to those needs, offering thoughtful inclusions - like multiple ensuites - that help simplify busy mornings and shared living.
It’s all about creating homes that don’t just look good, but truly work for the people living in them.
Visiting our new display centre is your opportunity to experience these homes in person - to walk through the spaces, explore the finishes and start imagining what your future home could look like.
It’s also a chance to see firsthand why more buyers are rethinking location and embracing the opportunities that come with building in high-growth areas like White Rock. Because living further west isn’t about going without - it’s about gaining more space, more flexibility and more of the lifestyle you want.
You’ll find us at 65 Solstice Way, White Rock. Open 7 days from Saturday 9 May, 10am-5pm. Plan your visit here.
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