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Location

11km

from Adelaide CBD

Scale

38.5

hectares

Housing deliverables

1,450

new homes created on project completion

Affordable housing

47%

on project completion

Aerial view of Seaton development site.

Seaton is set to undergo a once-in-a-generation transformation that will deliver hundreds of new homes. Perfectly positioned between the coastline and the city, Seaton offers a close and connected lifestyle in an established community.

Project Type
Project Status
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Zoning

About the project

Located 11 kilometres west of the CBD, this 38.5 hectare segment of Seaton’s north-west will be the focus of a new master plan which aims to rejuvenate the area and create a place where people want to live, work and play.

Renewal SA, in partnership with the  South Australian Housing Trust, will deliver this revitalisation. It is proposed that the new mix of housing will include 1,450 new homes with more than 20% offered as affordable housing through both rental and sales opportunities. In addition, nearly 400 South Australian Housing Trust homes will be redeveloped as part of the suburb’s reimagining to allow for more fit-for-purpose housing.

Seaton is a place that respects the past while embracing the future. It’s adding to the story of the suburb and creating more opportunities than ever before.

To register your interest and for further information about the Seaton renewal project visit seaton5023.com.au.

Affordable homes will be listed through HomeSeeker SA. Terms and conditions and eligibility criteria apply visit Homeseeker for more information.

Indicative program

Please note: this program is indicative only, and subject to change.

Community engagement (Stage 1)

19 June 2021 - July 16 2021
complete

Community engagement (Stage 2 onwards)

Q2 2024
complete

Sales release to market (Stage 1)

June 2024
complete

House construction commences (Stage 1)

Q4 2024
underway

Civil works (Stage 1) conclude

Q1 2025
underway

First homes completed

Q2 2025
underway

Construction completed (Stage 1)

2026
planning

Project progress and status

Urban renewal has a significant impact on the community, from a social, economic and environmental perspective.

This project will demonstrate how diverse housing design provides greater housing choices, improved housing infrastructure, integrated planned open spaces, revived streetscapes and overall improved neighbourhood amenities.

The project area, which is bordered Frederick Road, Glenburnie Street, West Lakes Boulevard and Tapleys Hill Road, will deliver approximately 1,450 new residences comprised of vacant land market sales, house and land packages, affordable homes and social housing outcomes.

Work on stage 1 has commenced. Covering 2.1 hectares, civil works are now underway with construction commencing on the project’s first 137 homes. New, high-quality social housing will also form a key part of this initial stage, as will the inclusion of affordable apartments as well as market land sales and house and land packages.

Subsequent stages of the broader Seaton project will be delivered via a rolling program starting in 2025, to bring a consistent supply of new allotments to market across the life of the project.

Seaton residents will benefit from improved streetscapes and upgrades to public spaces, including new reserves and a substantially increased tree canopy to complement the existing green space at Pedlar Reserve.


Stakeholder and community

Renewal SA has held engagement sessions in June 2021 and July 2024 allowing the local community to give their feedback and ideas regarding the reserves, open space and the overarching Seaton Master Plan.

Information on the community engagement undertaken to date can be found in the Resources section, below.

Renewal SA will continue to undertake consistent and meaningful engagement with stakeholders and the local community to assist with the delivery of the master plan.

If you are a SA Housing Trust tenant and have any questions on tenant relocations, please contact the Tenant Relocation Unit on:

Phone: 1300 918 814
Email: [email protected]

Stakeholder and community resources

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