Grammar Park Gardens Estate has been carefully designed to maximize the lifestyle potential across the entire estate. The estate in its entirety will be home to 195 generous sized lots across 11 individual planned stage releases.

The entire estate has been planned around an architecturally designed landscaping scheme with a centrally located parks and gardens precinct bringing the overall master plan together. The landscaping scheme includes a number of crucial elements, which will not only add aesthetic appeal, but also practicality and environmental and ecological benefits. The architecturally landscaped Goulburn Valley Highway entrance will provide a direct connection linking the estate via both the Goulburn Valley Highway and Verney Road entrances.

The architecturally designed biodiverse wetlands area has been designed to catch seasonal rainfall run off and filter it through the naturally occurring processes of environmental planting. The Wetlands will also attract native birds and wildlife and will provide a visually appealing natural wetlands area to explore.

The northwest landscaping precinct will create an attractive and practical landfall barrier to shield the estate from excess traffic sound and will see local sculptor, Mick McMahon commissioned to create beautiful sculptures in fitting with the natural appeal of the garden environment.