Kooyong

  • 476
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2.5
2
1
476m2
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Essendon

  • 400
6
4
2
2
400m2
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Ashwood

  • 403
7
2.5
3
3
403m2
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Northcote

  • 452
4
2.5
2
1
452m2
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Riverview

  • 485
4
2.5
2
1
485m2
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Caulfield

  • 405
7
2.5
3
3
405m2
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Yarraville

  • 414
3
2.5
2
1
414m2
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Morningside

  • 505
4
2.5
2
2
505m2
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Brunswick

  • 464
4
2.5
2
1
464m2
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Chadstone

  • 460
4
3.5
2
1
460m2
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Oxley

  • 294
3
2.5
1
1
294m2
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Enjoy the flexibility of dual occupancy homes in TAS

Life in Tasmania flows a little differently. One minute, it’s peaceful mornings by the water. The next, it’s Sunday dinner for ten. Whether you’re welcoming extended family, planning a future rental, or creating space for someone to live nearby (but not too nearby), our dual living home designs in Tasmania make it all possible—without compromising on comfort or character.

From a granny flat tucked into a quiet corner of the block, to a mirrored duplex with room for two families to live side by side, we’ll help shape something that feels personal, practical and truly yours.

Built for the seasons, shaped to you

Tasmania’s cooler climate and diverse landscapes call for a little extra thought in design—and that’s where we thrive! We factor in natural light, passive warmth, and energy-smart design from the first sketch to final build.

Picture a garden path that links both homes, or a shared deck where stories are swapped over afternoon tea. Perhaps it’s separate entrances and quiet zones so everyone can move at their own pace. However your setup looks, our dual occupancy homes in TAS are built to reflect the way people really live—together, but with breathing room.

And with over 60,000 homes built and a deep understanding of local planning requirements, our Tasmanian team will make sure the process is smooth, supported and genuinely exciting.

Live together and live well with our dual occupancy homes in TAS.

FAQs

  • What is a dual occupancy home, and what are the benefits?

    A dual occupancy home is one property on a single title that includes two separate dwellings—typically a larger main home and a smaller auxiliary unit. They’re ideal for multi-generational living or earning rental income, and can also offer long-term flexibility as family needs change over time.

  • Do you offer custom dual occupancy house designs in TAS?

    Absolutely. Your house design is just a starting point and can be customised to fit your vision. Keen to switch up room layouts, wall colours and finishings? Want to modify entries to maximise accessibility for elderly parents? Your New Homes Consultant will guide you through your options.

  • Are dual living homes good for rental income?

    Sure, many homeowners rent out their auxiliary to earn passive income. Some even start with a family member living there, then lease it out once they officially leave the nest. We’ll help you plan a layout that supports comfort, compliance and your future plans.

  • Are these designs suitable for Tasmania's climate?

    Absolutely. As Australia’s coldest state, Tasmania needs homes that are built for the challenge! Our dual occupancy homes in Tasmania are designed to do just that—keeping the heat in when you need it and letting fresh air flow when the sun does its thing! We think about everything from rain, sun and wind patterns, with insulation, windows glazing and ventilation that work behind the scenes to keep things cosy in winter and cool in summer. Whether it’s an icy morning or a breezy afternoon, your home will feel just right, no matter the season.

  • How do I get started with building a dual living home in TAS?

    It all starts with a conversation. One of our friendly New Homes Consultants will take you through our latest dual living home designs in TAS, discuss timelines and clear pricing, and help you take the next step towards your dream home.