Topic - editorial
Local family wins DA approval for 363 home LLC development: Bundaberg
Oct 22 2018
1 min read
The Weekly Source

RV Lifestyle Village last week received a unanimous Council vote to develop 363 recreational vehicle friendly homesites plus 62 duplex sites at Burnett Heads, 16 km north of Bundaberg (population 2,656).

Targeting the grey nomad and active lifestyle over 50s market, every home will have a large garage capable of housing a small boat plus a caravan plus 2 cars.

A land lease community, the developer states each home will have plentiful space around it plus expansive park lands and five-star recreational facilities including a lagoon pool, cinema, games room and tennis courts.

Local housing prices range from $650,000 for a three-bedroom home on the river down to $215,000 close by. Check out RV Lifestyle Village HERE.

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