For Sales information click here. All original development blocks have been sold.

Rental information is listed here.

Residents enjoy over 20 different types of community facilities including a community hall, kitchen, large pizza oven, large pool, gymnasium, bali huts, ball court, playgrounds and games room. It is also home to some 70 resident kangaroos and numerous other Australian wildlife. More information about village life is here. Testimonials from residents are here. 

The main road at the start on the estate called Village Way is a public road, and visitors are always welcome to the village gift shop The Curated Space and Ground Currumbin including the Pasture & Co Cafe , Ground Grocer, Bathhouse, Glasshouse, healing rooms and further along, the early learning centre. The Village Centre is in the process of being completed and its plans include a garden nursery and smaller residential lots. Most of the rest of the village has been completed for several years.

The Ecovillage’s Vision documented in the hall is “A world leading ecologically sustainable and conscious community where people and nature flourish in beauty, harmony and integrity”.

Please note that the Old Dairy Community Hall in the middle of the Ecovillage 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, meetings and other community events. Craft beer-tasting, coffee mornings and ‘long-table’ shared dinners are popular events.

Hundreds of native animals exist on the site (including echidnas, goannas, wallabies and kangaroos) 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, including Chris Walton Oval and all of Currumbin Creek frontage. Thank you to visitors, for not bringing unregistered dogs or cats into the Ecovillage.