Plans unveiled for $1.2 billion community in Western Sydney

An artist’s impression of Mirvac’s Everdene in Mulgoa.

A new landmark community is coming to the heart of Western Sydney valued at $1.2 billion.

The development will deliver approximately 1,200 homes and provide much-needed housing for the growing population of the area.

Mirvac’s latest residential masterplanned community Everdene, Mulgoa will be minutes from the coming Western Sydney International Airport and the Aerotropolis precinct.

Mirvac CEO of development, residential and mix-use Stuart Penklis said Everdene is set to become the residential heart of Western Sydney.

He said the estate will include a broad range of lot sizes, expansive green spaces and a lifestyle designed for the future.

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Artist’s impression of the development

“With the Western Sydney International Airport set to open in 2026 and key parts of the Aerotropolis on track for completion by 2027, residents will be at the heart of a once-in-a-generation transformation,” he said.

“This is more than a new address – it’s a gateway to opportunity, lifestyle and long-term value.”

The community is also planned to include expansive parks and active open spaces such as a junior cricket oval and AFL field, two full-sized soccer pitches, tennis and basketball courts, a children’s playground and walking paths that connect to native bushland corridors.

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The development is set to deliver green spaces. Artists impression

Mirvac general manager for residential development in NSW Warwick Bible said that at the heart of Everdene will be a proposed community centre and cafe, designed to serve as a vibrant gathering place for locals and families.

“Overlooking the proposed nature play zone and water playground, this space will be for families to come together, connect and engage with the wider community,” he said.

“It’s more than just a facility – it will offer residents a welcoming environment to relax, socialise and enjoy everything this incredible neighbourhood will offer.”

Mirvac’s Everdene artist impression

The development is also set to promote biodiversity with the restoration of adjoining Cumberland Plain Woodland, the regeneration of natural trees and riverine vegetation across a 15-hectare linear parkland linking the community to local shops and a proposed future school.

The first release of land lots is scheduled for mid-September, with lot sizes ranging from 300 sqm to 700 sqm with larger rural lots starting from 2,000 sqm.

Many lots will also offer a ‘bring your own builder’ option to encourage flexibility and home customisation.

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