Surrounding Williams Cove is the inner-west suburb of Williamstown. Williamstown is one of Melbourne's oldest suburbs as it developed into a crucial port during the early formative years of Melbourne. Williamstown is one of the few suburbs of Melbourne that have been able to hold on to it's Victorian-Era charm and beauty through its old, historic buildings and its seaside atmosphere. Williams Cove has been designed to provide a perfect synergy with Williamstown and the values within its community.

Surrounding the Williams Cove development is the serene Jawbone Coast Reserve which is a coastal wetland that stretches from Williams Cove to the Williamstown Beach foreshore just a 20 minute walk away. From many of the premium properties, residents enjoy uninterrupted views of Port Phillip Bay and of Jawbone Reserve as well as a rich sunset in the west. Stonehenge has also created a boardwalk area that connects to the walking/cycling tracks in the area.

Williams Bay is a unique 51 townhouse development located in the Rifle Range, only a 5 minute walk from the Williams Cove site. It comprises of single, double and triple story homes that are styled as 'Country', 'City' or 'Coastal' to keep with the feel of the local area. Williams Bay was the winner of the 2002 Housing Industry Award for the Best Medium Density Development in Australia.

Celebrating its 30th birthday in 2011, Stonehenge has a rich history in custom home building. Combining architecutral, design and construction departments under the one roof brings a synergistic approach to all Stonehenge projects, big and small. Over the past 30 years, Stonehenge has been a recognised award-winning innnovator in the design and construction of custom homes around the inner-Melbourne area.