Drouin House and Land Packages

House and land packages combine a block of land with a home design that suits the estate and lot. You’ll sign a land contract and a separate build contract. Fixed price options help you understand your key costs upfront and compare packages across the Gippsland region with confidence.

Typical inclusions cover flooring, appliances, cabinetry, energy-efficient fittings, a developer-approved façade and essential site costs where applicable. You’ll receive a clear inclusions list so you know exactly what’s covered before you commit.

Eligible buyers may be able to access the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG), stamp duty concessions and low-deposit government schemes. A finance consultant can help you understand your borrowing power, deposit requirements and how construction finance works for house and land packages.

When your block in Drouin titles, the paperwork is complete, the land is officially yours and we have the green light to move your home into construction. From this point, the build can begin as soon as you’re ready.

Because every home and block is different, build times can vary based on your design, site conditions, approvals and weather. What titled land does guarantee is that you can get started sooner, without waiting on developer works or registration delays.

Once titles are issued, our team will walk you through the next steps and keep you updated at each stage of the build through to handover.

Drouin offers a strong mix of everyday convenience and relaxed regional living, making it a popular choice for buyers considering house and land packages in Drouin. Most estates are located close to essential amenities, including Drouin Town Centre and Drouin Plaza, where residents have easy access to supermarkets, cafés, medical services and specialty retail. For expanded shopping, dining and professional services, nearby hubs such as Warragul and Pakenham are just a short drive away.

Families building in Drouin benefit from a well-established range of education and childcare options. Local schools include Drouin Primary School, Drouin West Primary School, and Drouin Secondary College, along with multiple early-learning centres conveniently located throughout the township. This access to schooling makes Drouin particularly appealing for first-home buyers and growing families.

Outdoor recreation is another highlight, with residents enjoying parks, playgrounds and sporting facilities such as Drouin Recreation Reserve, as well as walking tracks and open green spaces that support an active lifestyle. Transport connections are also a key advantage, with Drouin Railway Station offering direct train services to Melbourne and convenient access to the Princes Highway for commuting across Gippsland.

With local shops, schools, childcare, recreation facilities and reliable transport all close by, Drouin continues to stand out as a practical and well-connected location for first-home buyers and anyone looking to build a new home in a growing regional community.