Edenville brings affordable housing and urban renewal to Geelong's north
The $50 million Edenville Corio infill development is set to deliver much-needed affordable housing and urban renewal to Corio, supporting Geelong’s continued population growth and housing supply targets.
Located on the 3.26-hectare former Rosewall Primary School site at 26-34 Sharland Road, which had remained vacant since 2008, the medium-density development is transforming the underutilised land into a vibrant new residential community.
Edenville comprises 107 architecturally designed turnkey homes ranging from 300sqm to 600sqm, including 31 single-level and four double-storey family homes and 72 terrace and courtyard units.
The development is now 85 per cent sold and 2-bedroom units sold out. As part of the staged sales strategy, the final stage was released in April 2026 including single and park-facing two-storey family homes priced from $689,900 to $789,900.
The architecturally designed homes respond to the area’s existing character, with considered building heights, setbacks, form and materials that balance Corio’s traditional post-war housing with contemporary architectural trends.
The development will also introduce a significant uplift in landscaping, regenerating the site’s largely sparse grassland into a greener, more liveable environment featuring a mix of native and exotic plantings aligned with the surrounding streetscape.
Edenville is well positioned within an established amenity network, with direct access to a future childcare centre and proximity to the Princes Highway commercial hub, including Aldi, Chemist Warehouse and Barwon Health North. Nearby industrial precincts also provide access to local employment opportunities.
Located at the entrance of the Edenville estate, the future childcare centre has secured planning approval and will be developed by Sivasli Group and designed by Architecton. It will accommodate 124 childcare places and feature a bespoke fit-out for the incoming early learning provider across 1771sq m of building area.
Public transport connections include the Sharland Road/Coolidge bus service linking residents to close-by Corio Village, Northern Bay College P–12 and Corio Football Club, while Corio Station, just 1.5 kilometres away, offers V/Line services to Melbourne.
The Edenville Corio Pty Ltd project is being delivered by Melbourne developer Sivasli Group in a joint venture with Gersh Investment Partners, representatives of high net-worth investors.
Edenville Corio developer Deniz Sivasli of Sivasli Group said:
“The Corio area has seen limited development in recent decades, with much of its housing stock now over 50 years old. Sivasli is helping to address this gap by delivering affordable, contemporary homes while supporting much-needed urban renewal.”
“Corio has seen families grow over generations, yet the supply of suitable, modern homes has not kept pace with evolving needs. We’ve seen firsthand the strong demand for new homes in the area, and by providing the right housing in the right location, Edenville is giving buyers the opportunity to secure a high-quality home in a community they believe in — one designed to support Corio’s long-term growth.”
“Edenville is about keeping local families connected by giving everyone from first home buyers to downsizers the opportunity to stay close to the people and places that matter most. By creating a well-designed master planned community in Corio, we’re strengthening local connections and fostering a community people are proud to call home.”
“We don’t believe you need to compromise quality to deliver an affordable residential offering and are proud to bring our expertise to the area. These homes are designed to meet the needs of the next generation of Corio residents.”
“Our mission at Sivasli is to create Australian homes built on design excellence, quality, innovation and sustainability. These principles underpin our vision for Edenville and have guided every aspect of its design.”