A Simply Beautiful Life

Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Shearwater Landing will be an outstanding residential development of presence and distinction, comprising 160 fully serviced and generous residential land lots. The design of the estate will

result in a unique, master-planned, fully landscaped, gently contoured residential precinct that will provide its future residents a location and

lifestyle without peer.

The estate’s location overlooking Greenhills Beach is unparalleled, encompassing five uninterrupted kilometres of sand and surf.

The Shearwater Landing community will delight in its easy access to Sydney’s longest beach.

With its expansive bay and ocean views, its proximity to local sporting and lifestyle amenities, and to hundreds of hectares of parklands and green open

space, Shearwater Landing truly offers ‘a simply beautiful l ife’ .

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Greenhi l ls Beach

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A Shearwater Landing - Oi l on canvas - J im Flood

Shearwater Landing is named after one of Australia’s most abundant seabirds, the Shearwater. Often seen on the Kurnell Peninsula, resting from their annual migration across the Pacific, the Shearwaters skim

just above the water’s surface.


Greenhi l ls Beach

S T R O L L T H R O U G H P A T H W A Y S

L E A D I N G T O G R E E N H I L L S B E A C H

Shearwater Landing is surrounded by water. From Greenhills Beach the coastline sweeps south around the peninsula of South Cronulla

into the mouth of Port Hacking, Gunnamatta Bay and to a haven of other sheltered bays upstream. To the west of Shearwater l ie

Weeney, Woolooware and Quibray Bays, opening onto Botany Bay and the Georges River. Thus within minutes of Shearwater Landing are boundless sailing and boating opportunities for the whole family.


Coastal Sweep - Acryl ic on canvas - Joseph Bezzina

A D E V E L O P M E N T O F

E X T R A O R D I N A R Y D I S T I N C T I O N


The 27 Ocean View Lots will each have uninterrupted panoramic views of Bate Bay and the Pacific Ocean. This image represents the view one would have from a first floor (second storey) home looking north east along the expanse of Greenhills Beach, flanked immediately above the beach by its generous, never to be built out, open space. Enjoy the sea

breezes, a glass of wine, perhaps the company of friends, while spotting whales swimming up the coast.

S Y D N E Y ’ S N E W D R E S S

C I R C L E O C E A N E S T A T E


Bate Bay - Summer Idyl l - Acryl ic on canvas - Joseph Bezzina


The five streets and several laneways in Shearwater Landing are named after shore birds that frequent the area. Above is an artist’s impression

of a typical streetscape within the completed estate. Planning regulations require homes to be built up to a maximum height

of nine metres above ground level, thus enabling a two storey home, and a third storey, if the home is designed with a flat roof.

Shearwater Landing’s custom Building Standards will also maximise the quality of design and materials of the homes in the neighbourhood. Shearwater Landing’s 160 lots are substantial in size. The 11 smallest lots are between 550m2 and 560m2; generous compared to many other

Sydney subdivisions. 96 lots are between 561m2 and 669m2, and 53 lots, including all Ocean View lots, are greater than 700m2.

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Nor’Easterly - Wanda Beach - Acryl ic on canvas - Joseph Bezzina


Greenhi l ls Beach

The Esplanade

Greenhills and Cronulla’s surfing beaches are a swimmer’s paradise. Surfing at Greenhills or on any of its adjacent beaches is surfing at

its best. There are four very active Surf Life Saving Clubs patrolling the beach between Cronulla and Greenhills, with an array of nippers

activities, and high standards of professional beach patrol and competitions. There are also many enclosed tidal pools in the area

for more gentle swimming.

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An abundance of open roads and trai ls

The Towra Point Nature Reserve on the shoreline of Botany Bay is within walking distance of Shearwater Landing. It is a beautifully solitary place to visit, peaceful and full of contrasts. It comprises

freshwater wetlands and sea grass beds with an abundance of birdlife. One can also visit the Reserve by boat or kayak, and quietly

contemplate its unspoilt beauty.

The local Nature Reserve


Sealevel Restaurant

South Cronul la Beach

Cronul la Mal lThe Esplanade, seen in the two upper photographs, stretches south for

many kilometres beside the seashore from nearby Wanda Beach to Cronulla and to the mouth of Port Hacking. This provides delightful bicycling and

walking opportunities, watching the sun emerge from the ocean in the morning, or just enjoying the tang of the salty sea air while sipping coffee

from one of the many local cafes. One of the district’s many ocean pools can be seen in the top right hand corner, on the Cronulla beachfront.

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Summer Salt Restaurant

The placid waters of Port Hacking are one of the district’s natural joys, and provide wonderful opportunities for great fishing and family boating. Gunnamatta Bay, nestling just below Cronulla railway station, is the home of The Royal Motor Yacht Club, the Cronulla Sailing Club

and the Cronulla Wharf, from which ferries depart for The Royal National Park, on the opposite shore of Port Hacking. Restaurants for

fine dining or that casual lunch are a local feature.

The Royal Motor Yacht Club


Kamay Botany Bay Nat ional Park


Greenhi l ls Beach

Greenhi l ls Beach Elouera Beach

Cronul la Golf Club


The 91 hectares of public recreation area will feature superb views over the bays and ocean, and will contain eight fully serviced multi-purpose football and cricket ovals, a synthetic hockey field, baseball f ield, and a state of the art skate park, walking trails, ponds and picnic areas. It

is directly l inked to Shearwater Landing by a bicycle and walking trail , and by road.

Cronul la Golf Club

Breen Property is a sponsor of the nearby Cronulla Golf Club. It and the Woolooware Club provide picturesque 18 hole golfing and modern

club facilities. Breen, in joint venture, is rehabilitating a large area of its formerly sand mined land, to establish the Greenhills Parklands.


T E A M

Project Developer: Breen Property

Civil Engineering Contractors: BreenLand and BDM

Engineering Design: Cardno

Landscaping Architect: Clouston Associates

Environmental Engineers: Consulting Earth Sciences

Hydraulic Engineers: SKM Jacobs

Geotechnical Testing: Macquarie Geotech

Site Auditors: Environ Corp

Certifying Authority: Sutherland Shire Council

Town Planners: JBA

Design Architects: Roberts Day

Planning & Environmental Lawyers: Henry Davis York

Quantity Surveyors: MBM Surveyors

Land Surveyors: Cooper & Richards

Ecological Consultants: SLR Consulting Australia

Aboriginal Heritage Consultants: Mary Dallas & Associates

Government & Public Relations: Statecraft and KJA

Conveyancing Lawyers: Hunt & Hunt

Creative Agency: Rare

Financial Advisers: Lumina

Bankers: Westpac

Selling Agents: Savills Residential Projects

Sea & Sandstone Cl i ffs - Acryl ic on canvas - Joseph Bezzina


Founded by the late Tom Breen (Senior), the Breen Group purchased in 1949 what is now the Shearwater Landing site and shortly after established Metropolitan Sand Company. This became the largest

privately owned building sand producer in Sydney, supplying sand from this property for concrete and other construction purposes (including

the Sydney Opera House).

In the decades that followed, additional adjacent lands were purchased for their sand resources. Since 1990 these large areas of land have been

progressively rehabilitated by Breen, the majority of which are now being converted in stages into the Greenhills Parklands.

The Breen family has also been, and continues to be, a benefactor to a number of local community organisations, including the Elouera

Surf Life Saving Club, the Cronulla High School and more recently the Cronulla Golf Club.

As Executive Chairman & CEO of the Group, I am extremely gratified to have been able to transform, with our very capable team, the original vision and foresight that was the founding basis of these companies,

into Shearwater Landing’s unique residential estate.

Tom BreenExecutive Chairman & CEO

Breen Property

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The Breen family donated the first Charlotte Breen Surfboat to the Elouera Surf Lifesaving Club in 1967. This is the afternoon of the launching of the Charlotte Breen VIII in December 2014, just down the beach from Shearwater Landing.

Sea Energ y - Acryl ic on paper - Joseph Bezzina

The paintings within this brochure were specially commissioned by Breen Property as fitting accompaniments to the Shearwater Landing project to reflect the extraordinary beauty of its locale. Both artists, Joseph Bezzina and Jim Flood, are residents of the Sutherland Shire. Their works have been exhibited in Sydney and internationally.

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