The Avenues of Highfields has launched stage two of its residential property development The Parklands Precinct.
The team behind The Avenues have invested in a parklands area that fosters a sense of community and belonging, an approach not usually seen in typical residential developments.
Project Director Stephen Bowers commented that the vision for The Avenues of Highfields is to build a community not just a development.
“We have intentionally invested heavily into our two large park areas as we want them to be the meeting place for our residents to relax and enjoy,” said Stephen.
“To create a sense of ownership we have also given the park its own identity and moving forward it will be referred to Sandy Brennan Park.”
Sandy Brennan Park was chosen in honour of Highfields local and wife of the developments engineer Ged Brennan, who sadly passed away last year.
The park area, at 6800 square metres, is centrally located within the Parklands Precinct to provide a meeting place for residents and the local community to enjoy and gather for celebrations such as barbecues, birthday celebrations and holiday carols.
Sandy Brennan Park will be fully landscaped including bike paths and widened footpaths, a central pavilion, large open spaces and a children’s playground. The design of the park seeks to provide the community of upwards of 1350 residents with a space that facilitates a healthy lifestyle through play and access to quality open space.
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