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The Ecovillage at Currumbin is an international award-winning sustainable community located in south-east Queensland, Australia. The 270 acre site is set the Gold Coast hinterland, 7 minutes from Currumbin Beach.
The community is the most awarded estate in Australia with over 33 accolades, including “The World’s Best Environmental Development” (FIABCI Prix D’Excellence Award 2008). The 140 homes support a community of over 450 residents. The community is managed by a Caretaker and other support bodies. The village also contains a cafe, health rooms and green grocer at ‘Ground‘.

For Sales information click here. All original development blocks have been sold. Some vacant lots maybe available for resale on rare occasions.

Rental information is listed here.

The community contains over 20 different types of community facilities, including a community hall, kitchen, large pizza oven, bali huts, ball court, playgrounds, oval and cafe. It is also home to some 60 resident kangaroos and numerous other Australian wildlife. More information about village life is here. Testimonials from residents are here.  About small number of homes are still to be build on Lots within the village. The Village Centre is in the process of being completed and will include a pre-school/childcare centre and smaller lot home studios.

Please note that the Old Dairy Community Hall can only be booked by a resident or sponsor for Ecovillage-focused events: see http://www.villagehub.com.au/about-us for more details. Residents use the hall for activities such as yoga, parties, workshops, meals and community events. Craft beer-tasting and long-table shared dinners are popular events.

Hundreds of native animals exist on the site and for this reason and others, dogs and cats are not permitted within the whole Ecovillage. (The only exception is a registered Guide or Assistance Dog.) The By-laws apply to all Ecovillage land and buildings and there is also a Council covenant on the land prohibiting dogs and cats in all private and public areas. Thank you to visitors, for not bringing dogs or cats into the Ecovillage.