Residential capacity
9,580 residential stands form the largest programme in the current layout.
Human settlements · Housing + daily life
Housing at city scale, not isolated plots.
Dunottar’s current plan provides 9,580 residential stands and 58 flat sites within a wider system of schools, roads, open space, civic land and local commerce. The housing proposition is therefore judged by the city around the home, not only by the stand.
Current plan programme · Illustrative future form612.32 haSource-plan area9,905Planned stands + sites
01 · The housing programme
Homes only work when the settlement system works.
The current layout combines residential capacity with learning, local trade, movement and landscape. Those relationships are the basis for detailed human-settlements planning, infrastructure design and phased delivery.
9,580residential standsplan-stated
58flat sitesplan-stated
12school sitesplan-stated
43.63ha open spaceplan-stated
02 · Integrated settlement capacity
The home is one part of a larger urban system.
Local government, infrastructure partners and housing delivery teams need to see the whole settlement logic together. These are the current plan components that shape that conversation.
Higher-density living
58 flat sites create a second residential layer beyond individual stands.
Learning close to home
12 school sites — nine primary and three secondary — are carried in the current plan.
Open space as infrastructure
43.63 hectares of active and passive open space are recorded in the plan ledger.
Movement capacity
134.33 hectares, or 21.91%, are allocated to roads and street space.
Everyday economy
82 commercial sites sit within the wider city programme so housing is not planned in isolation from services and work.
03 · Public realm + resilience
The space between plots is part of housing delivery.
Roads, drainage, shade, walking routes, open space, water resilience and local services determine whether planned housing becomes a functioning settlement. The digital city is used to test those relationships before detailed engineering and delivery decisions are made.
04 · Demand intelligence
Let demand become visible before allocation decisions.
The map can capture expressions of interest against specific plan-anchored stands or broader preferences such as a corner residential stand, flats/apartments or a suitable housing option. This creates spatial demand intelligence without claiming that a stand is legally available or allocated.
Evidence boundaryReservation interest is not a sale, allocation, title transfer or confirmation of availability. Exact parcel topology, current inventory, title, pricing, servicing and statutory status require authoritative confirmation.