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The commercial development was built along Horne Street between Mitchells Lane and Neill Street in 2000 on land that had been open space.
This development was one of many that reflected the growth of Sunbury from an country town to an outer suburb of Melbourne.
A coloured photograph of a commercial centre with cars parked in the designated area in front of the businesses. Along the roadside and bordering the footpath are large gum trees.
