Clarendon has display locations in Yarrabilba, Greenbank, Spring Mountain and White Rock.
Yarrabilba showcases the Monterey 310 and Nevada 260.
Greenbank has displays at Everleigh's Anderson Drive and Hedge Lane locations.
Springfield Rise features four home designs, including the Boston 400.
Providence in White Rock is another Clarendon display centre location.
Check the individual display centre listings for current opening hours and visiting information.
Comparing Clarendon's home designs in person gives you a clearer sense of room proportions and how each layout functions.
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What to Compare |
What to Notice in Person |
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Room proportions |
Picture your existing furniture in the bedrooms and living spaces. Check how much room is available to move around it. |
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Layout and privacy |
Consider the position of bedrooms in relation to shared living areas and how the arrangement suits your household. |
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Storage |
Look at wardrobe space, kitchen storage and the location of other storage areas throughout the home. |
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Indoor and outdoor living |
Notice how the main living area connects to the outdoor space and how that relationship fits your daily routine. |
Clarendon offers virtual tours of selected home designs, giving you another way to explore layouts before visiting a display centre.
You can revisit particular rooms and compare layouts at your own pace. Use the tours to shortlist the displays you want to visit.
Opening hours vary across Clarendon's display centres. Check the relevant location page for current opening hours before travelling. This is particularly important when planning a visit around public holidays.
For information about appointments, contact your preferred display centre. If you'd like to discuss a particular home design or your building plans, arrange a meeting with a New Home Consultant.
Display homes showcase particular finishes and fittings, some of which differ from the inclusions specified for your new home. Ask a New Home Consultant to explain which features are included in the home design you're considering.
Your building contract and its specifications identify the agreed inclusions. The Queensland Building and Construction Commission's guidance on building contracts provides further information about contract requirements.