Sustainability at Round Mountain

Living comfortably all year round

Round Mountain has stood watch over this region for millions of years, its slopes whispering tales of ancient people and life lived in harmony with nature. It’s a legacy we’re committed to honouring for the generations that will live here in the centuries to come.

Finding better ways to thrive together and live with lower impact has been our focus for decades. We design walkable communities where everything you need is just around the corner, making it easier to stay connected and reduce your environmental footprint.

We prioritise energy efficiency, climate resilience, and long‑term environmental stewardship. With a commitment to delivering a sustainably focused community targeting a 6‑Star Green Star Communities Rating, we balance safety, amenity, and liveability to create neighbourhoods that endure for generations.

A network of shaded pathways and green corridors across the entire neighbourhood invites you to explore the community, with everything you need within easy reach. The natural beauty of Round Mountain is protected, with care taken to preserve native habitats and create thriving ecosystems for all to enjoy.

Through our partnership with Bee One Third, Round Mountain is home to six managed beehives, producing sustainably sourced honey for residents and strengthening biodiversity across the landscape.

At the heart of it all, it’s about people. Every Frasers Property community benefits from local initiatives and the care of dedicated Community Development Managers who nurture those early neighbourhood connections that can blossom into lifelong friendships.

Respecting Country and Cultural Heritage

Round Mountain will grow on land that holds deep cultural significance and a long history of connection to Country. Frasers Property recognises the enduring connection of Traditional Custodians to this landscape and is proud to work in partnership with the Danggan Balun People to ensure cultural heritage is respected and protected as the community evolves.

Through this ongoing collaboration, cultural knowledge and stories of Country will help inform the character and identity of the neighbourhood. These perspectives may be reflected through landscape, place naming, public spaces and storytelling, helping future residents develop a deeper connection to the land and an appreciation of the living culture that continues to shape this place.