Two existing homes on a corner block at Blue Bay will be demolished to make way for a complex of eight double-storey townhouses.
The current street address is 39-41 Boomerang St but site plans for the proposed townhouses have Eloora Rd as the primary frontage and vehicle access.
The housing development will comprise eight two-storey townhouses in two blocks of four units which all face the central driveway off Eloora Rd.
Outdoor living has been considered in the design with alfresco areas and courtyards off the living areas and balconies on the upper levels.
Strata subdivision is proposed once the development is completed.
There is a total 12 carparking spaces and each unit has either a double or single car garage along the single shared driveway, ensuring they do not dominate the street façade.
The Blue Bay area has experienced a revitalisation period over recent years with redevelopment of older housing and this trend is expected to continue.
The development application by Morris Homes says this proposal fits in with the height, size and scale of new housing projects in the area and will be built in a mix of materials synonymous with coastal dwellings.
More information about DA/911/2025 can be found on Council’s website.
At quick glance, those look like they’d be quite nice to live in. I hope we can continue to see more quality infill development like this on the Coast
Amazing!! Much needed for the area. We need more approvals like this. Well done Morris homes 👏🏻
This is just what my husband and I have been looking for to make the move from Sydney to Blue Bay Area, something classy by the beach
Appalling. 16 homes crammed onto 2 former homes. Australia has bountiful room if only we went back to decentralisation, like the rest of the world is. We have so much space to gently spread out, we tried it with Orange/Bathurst, we tried it with Albury/Wodonga, didn’t work, what is it with the Australian mentality? We have to be glued to the sea? Is that it? so we end up destroying our current communities and piling people on top of one another? Is that it?