Aerial photograph of a bayside suburb: street blocks, gardens and pools running down to a curved sandy beach.

Residential developers · Melbourne

Three parcels.
Thirteen homes.

We buy a few rare sites, then design and build every home on them ourselves.

01Lansell, Toorak6 residences · 2027
02The Esplanade, Brighton4 penthouses · selling
03Point King, Portsea3 houses · completed

Port Phillip Bay

Illustrative aerial. Lots not shown at their true locations.

A two-storey house in pale stone and timber behind a clipped lawn and pool.

Lot 01 Toorak · Registering interest

Lansell

Six residences behind one garden wall, a street back from Toorak Road. Stone, oak and a lot of sky.

Land: 2,140 m²
Residences: 6
Completion: 2027
Status: Register now

A double-height living room in grey marble and timber, its full-height glass wall open to a pool terrace and the sea.

Lot 02 Brighton · Selling now

The Esplanade

Four penthouses on the beach road, one per floor. Every room faces the bay.

Land: 1,180 m²
Penthouses: 4
Completion: Late 2026
Status: 2 of 4 left

Book an inspection Open Lot 02

A low timber-clad coastal house with big windows, set into dune grass under a clear sky.

Lot 03 Portsea · Completed 2025

Point King

Three coastal houses in the dunes above the bay. Handed over in March, all three lived in.

Land: 3,960 m²
Houses: 3
Completed: 2025
Status: All sold

See the finished houses Open Lot 03

Our land · Drawn to one scale

7,280 m².
Thirteen homes.

Few sites, built out slowly. Each lot is drawn at the same scale and filled with what we built on it, so you can see what a Harrow & Vale home is given to stand on.

Lansell, Toorak: the pale stone house over its lawn. — 2,140 m²Lot 01 · Lansell, Toorak6 residences · 357 m² each

The Esplanade, Brighton: the living room glass, open to the pool and the bay. — 1,180 m²Lot 02 · The Esplanade, Brighton4 penthouses · one per floor

Point King, Portsea: a timber house in the dune grass. — 3,960 m²Lot 03 · Point King, Portsea3 houses · 1,320 m² each

A site worker walking across a fresh concrete slab with the house's set-out lines marked on it.

Approach · Parcel to keys, drawn to scale

Every outline becomes a building.

See the four stages

01 · Months 0 to 3

The parcel

We walk every site before we buy it. Most we walk away from.

02 · Months 3 to 9

The survey

Levels, soil, sun and setbacks, measured before Clara draws a line.

03 · Months 9 to 26

The slab

Oliver’s own crew pours the footprint. Nothing moves after this.

04 · Handover

The home

Finished inside the line, with the builder on call for ten years.

The two names on the title

A builder and an architect.
One boundary.

Oliver Harrow in a cap and work shirt, looking up at a timber roof frame against blue sky. — **Oliver Harrow** Builder. Thirty years on Melbourne sites, and still on ours every morning.

Clara Vale at a desk, working over plans with a compass. — **Oliver Harrow** Builder. Thirty years on Melbourne sites, and still on ours every morning.

“I build what Clara draws. And I tell her early when it won’t stand.”
Oliver Harrow

“The site draws half the house before I pick up a pencil.”
Clara Vale

A dark timber house on a dune, its long window reflecting the beach.

Aerial crop of the vacant sandy lot at Point King before building. — 38°19′S 144°42′E · as surveyed, 2022

Completed · Lot 03

Point King,
handed over.

“We bought off a sketch on a sand dune. It is the house in the sketch.”
Owner, House 2

Address: Point King Road, Portsea
Land: 3,960 m², three titles
Built: 2023 to 2025
Handover: March 2025
Sold: All three, before completion

See the finished houses Open Lot 03

Enquire · Register interest

Pick your
parcel.

Register for Lansell before public release, book a private inspection at The Esplanade, or ask to hear about the next site first.

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Three parcels.Thirteen homes.