Bisinella Developments has a proud 30 year history of successful residential development in the Geelong region.
Bisinella’s Managing Director Lino Bisinella’s first residential subdivision went on the market in 1990 .
Since then, the business has grown and diversified to be recognised as one of the region’s largest local land development companies.
In almost 30 years, Mr Bisinella and the team at Bisinella Developments have been responsible for developing estates across the Geelong region in areas including Lara, Bell Park, Lovely Banks, Corio, Leopold, Whittington, Drysdale and Curlewis, totalling more than 3000 lots.
Bisinella’s successful formula is to provide high quality real estate, urban design and community infrastructure and back it up with exemplary customer service.
Here is a selection of some of Bisinella’s more current residential estates. Please select an estate below to find out more information.
For New Zealand natives Mavic and her family, it was the peaceful setting of Lara Lakes Estate that attracted them to the region.
After relocating from New Zealand, they were looking for their dream home in a desirable location that offered coastal living but was in close proximity to Melbourne and
Leading land developer Bisinella Developments is pleased to announce the Bisinella Community Centre has reopened, after a new lease agreement was signed with the Cloverdale Community Centre.
The Bisinella Community Centre first opened in 2010 as part of the national award-winning Grand Lakes Estate in Lara and has accommodated hundreds of
Leading Geelong land developer Bisinella Developments is proud to sponsor the Lara Cricket Club for another season as the sporting association approaches its 150th anniversary next year.
Bisinella has supported the club since 2009 in a long-term partnership which Director Richard Bisinella said the organisation was extremely proud of.
“We are delighted
Bisinella Developments has proudly sponsored the inaugural Geelong Advertiser Future Geelong Leadership Awards, recognising a variety of community leaders for their outstanding contribution to the region.
The winners were announced at a special ceremony held in Geelong last week, with Michelle Gerdtz taking out the Liveability Leader category and the People’s
