Aura Estate

Aura features multiple distinct suburbs with modern homes, award-winning facilities, schools, a medical precinct, community centre and 700 hectares of conservation areas and reserves. And it's a perfect location for a sea change with easy access to the region's stunning beaches and waterways.

You'll find Aura south of the existing Caloundra urban area, just 7 kilometres from the Caloundra CBD. The calm waters of Golden Beach and Bulcock Beach as well as Kings Beach surf beach are all a short drive away.

Heading north, Kawana shopping precinct is just 15 minutes drive and Maroochydore is 25 minutes away. Hop onto the Bruce Highway along Bells Creek Arterial Road and it's 40 minutes south to North Lakes and around 75 minutes to Brisbane.

This expansive region is home to a wide range of house and land and home building opportunities, where every home will have a park or open green space within 400 metres.

The southern gateway to the Sunshine Coast, Aura Bells Creek is located in Caloundra South priority development area. Spanning 2310 hectares, Aura has become known for its stunning hinterland backdrop and coastal lifestyle.

The entire city is designed to be self-contained with shopping centres, cafes, medical services, schools, sporting fields, a commercial precinct and award winning amenities.

Explore everything the Sunshine Coast has to offer or stay at home where everything you need is just a few minutes away.

Aura is known as the City of Colour due to its vibrant design and dynamic atmosphere. The community is designed with a focus on modern architecture and public spaces that feature bold, bright colour schemes.

There are multiple interconnected communities - Baringa, Nirimba and Banya - all of which have their own distinct features, parks and community facilities.

Banya, Aura's third suburb is ideal for young families and first home buyers. It's conveniently located close to a proposed future state primary school and private P-12 school, village centres and early leaning centres.

Parks, reserves and open space

Almost a third of Aura is dedicated to conservation, making it ideal for active living. Features include:

Over two million trees have been planted throughout Aura, contributing to its lush and vibrant environment. When Aura is complete, it will feature 200 kilometres of cycling and walking paths.

A major green space project is Aura Brook, a five stage parkland designed for all ages to enjoy the great outdoors. Aura Brook will include an enchanted garden, dog park, dedicated space for ball games, community centre and pedestrian bridges.

Living in the Aura community means having some of the Sunshine Coast's most stunning beaches right on your doorstep. Just a short drive away, you'll find pristine coastal destinations perfect for swimming, surfing or simply soaking up the sun.

The nearby beaches offer crystal-clear waters and golden sands, providing ideal spots for family outings, beach sports and picnics.

Whether you prefer to hit the waves, go paddling in the still waters of Pumicestone Passage, or head to the safety of Currimundi Lake with the kids, there's something for everyone.

Aura estate Sunshine Coast is an ideal community for young families and first-home buyers, offering affordable housing options, including modern, energy efficient 7-star homes.

Aura's location offers easy access to employment centres on the Sunshine Coast and in the Brisbane's north, making it easier for working parents who want to live in a peaceful community and make the commute to work.

The community is designed with young families in mind, featuring parks, playgrounds and recreational areas. Plus there are community events and activities throughout the year so there are plenty of chances to get to know your neighbours.

You're spoilt for choice with education options in Aura Queensland. An education hub with a total of 20 education facilities, schools and training centres is planned, including:

A 90 hectare city centre is expected to be the beating heart of Aura Sunshine Coast, to be built over the next two decades.

The city centre will feature a retail precinct, residential city living, a university campus, entertainment centres and cinemas, community spaces and medical. The future city centre will also be home to an emergency services precinct housing police, fire and ambulance.

The Aura Farmers and Twilight Market, a celebration of local produce and crafts, will open in late 2024 on the first Friday of each month.

Construction of the Baringa Sports Complex is currently underway, the fourth sporting facility in Aura – and the largest to date!

Also planned are a lagoon and parklands, modelled on Brisbane's Southbank and entertainment hub with a $45 million hotel. A direct rail connection to Brisbane is expected to be completed by 2032.