30 March 2020
First time buyers, young families and downsizers could own a brand new home just 35 minutes from the Brisbane CBD and close to major shops, schools and transport for just over $300,000.
QM Properties’ newest community, The Village at Bundamba, is offering house and land from $326,900, located within two kilometres of two railway stations, a childcare centre, high school and Tafe, and neighbouring Costco Ipswich and Citiswich Industrial Estate.
The Bundamba project is the next chapter of QM’s popular ‘The Village’ low maintenance living, boutique housing estates, developed in strategic locations close to major amenities.
QM General Sales Manager Damien Ross said construction of the first stage, comprising 28 homesites, had already commenced, with completion of the lots expected by mid year.
“Our first release boasts homesites ranging from 315sqm to 639sqm, with lots starting from just $182,000, which is very affordable considering our location,” he said.
“This is our fourth ‘The Village’ community in South East Queensland, and each of these estates has been hugely successful because purchasers are choosing to live closer to the amenities they use each day.
“People are increasingly time poor, so the fact buyers at The Village at Bundamba are able to jump on a train to commute to the city, drop the kids to school or do their shopping all within just a short drive, is a huge positive.
“We’ll be expanding the offering with a community park, which will become like a second backyard for residents who prefer to have a more compact lot with less upkeep, without sacrificing the ability to exercise, entertain and play in the great outdoors.
“There are also plans in the pipeline for a neighbourhood shopping village and additional childcare centre to be built on an adjacent site.
“Convenience is king here, with everything people need to live, work and play within easy walking or driving distance.”
Mr Ross said proximity to employment hubs was another key criteria for purchasers, with nearby Citiswich Industrial Estate and Costco creating hundreds of new jobs.
“Citiswich is Queensland’s largest commercial and industrial development, and as it continues to develop over the coming years, it will open up new opportunities for local workers,” he said.
“Costco is another option for retail workers, and with Ipswich just ten minutes away and the Brisbane CBD 35 minutes away, Bundamba is a really central position for workers across all industries.”
The Village at Bundamba will ultimately comprise 119 homesites.
For more information visit www.qm.com.au.
