SunLife Warwick’s $20m estate, including 86 residential units, to be a completed by 2024

Developers executing a massive residential estate featuring more than 80 homes and services, which could shake up living and ageing in the Rose City, say they’re ‘focused on community’. See the plans here.

SunLife Warwick is expected to attract people from across the state to be Rose City residents (Supplied: SunLife Warwick)

A massive new development expected to come to Warwick next year seems set to revolutionise the way accommodation and retirement is going to look like.

SunLife Warwick’s initial plans feature 86 residential units, amenities, community and all-important green space for residents aged over 55, both from the region and across the state who will migrate to the Rose City.

The project, dubbed ‘Horizons’ due to its picturesque views, is estimated to be a $20m development

The project, situated on a 4ha block of land at the corner of Tooth and Cullen streets in southwest Warwick, is being touted as designer living by development group SunLife.

SunLife Warwick is expected to attract people from across the state to be Rose City residents (Supplied: SunLife Warwick)

SunLife founder and developer Tim Wright said the development will be a boon to the Rose City economy and attract people from all over the state to the region.

“We have community facilities and SunLife is based on having excellent facilities and well designed homes, it’s our whole mantra,” Mr Wright said.

Mr Wright previously worked on the Summerfield development, near Canberra, which saw an influx of people moving to the town solely for the estate.

“Summerfield is at Braidwood close to Canberra and we had expressions of interest and people wanting to move from everywhere across the state just to look at our villas,” he said.

Summerfield estate in Braidwood is a recently executed version of the concept located in NSW.

“People really just want well designed homes, they don’t necessarily want them small but often just want them to be functional and ownership too, and we know that things often change so we don’t have any exit fees.”

The project’s estimated completion date is predicted to be mid-2024, meaning the estate could be off the ground by this time next year.

“I’d be confident that we’d have a number of presages complete as we enter next year,” he said.

According to the SunLife Warwick website, civil work construction will be underway by the beginning of 2024, per the development timeline.

Final lot and home prices will be released by the project next month, however expressions of interest are available now.

For more details visit their website.

Originally published as SunLife Warwick’s $20m estate, including 86 residential units, to be a completed by 2024