Choosing your Home

Choosing your Home

• Three Bedroom Home Designs
  Three-bedroom homes are now the most popular house configuration in Australia, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. This average home size has been decreasing in Australia steadily over the last decade as Australians opt for the benefits of downsized living. A three-bedroom house offers home buyers a manageable home size and is great for... Read more »...Read more
• Five Bedroom Home Designs
  In the unprecedented times we’re experiencing, designing a home able to support lifestyle changes for yourself and your family is fundamental.  Five bedroom homes offer the luxury and flexibility of space to support your evolving home-life and family. From a multi-generational family arrangement or simply providing extra spaces for retreat, five-bedroom home plans can be... Read more »...Read more
• Single Storey vs Double Storey Houses.
  Should you build a single or double-storey home?   At the beginning of any new homebuyers’ journey, the decision on whether to build a single or double storey home is a major one that could impact your family’s lifestyle for years to come. It is essential to do your research before choosing the right house design... Read more »...Read more
• House and Land Packages – What You Need to Know.
  How Do House and Land Packages Work? Firstly, what is a house and land package? House and land packages combine home and land loans into one package to provide an easy and affordable way to find the best property to suit your needs – allowing a buyer to secure both a block of land and... Read more »...Read more
• Split Level Homes: Things You Need to Know
  If you’re looking to buy a sloping site, you’ve likely come across a range of home designs. But did you know that split level homes can be the most effective and sustainable way to build on an unlevel site? Learn more about the benefits, challenges and costs of building a split level home.  What Is... Read more »...Read more
• Rear Lane Designs: Why are they useful for narrow houses?
  Rear garage house plans are home designs usually built on narrow lots that have the garage and driveway accessible at the back of the property. Rear-loaded lots have no front driveways and garage doors are out of sight, making them a visually appealing choice. These homes are designed specifically with narrow rear access lots in... Read more »...Read more
• Dual Occupancy Home Designs
  This type of dual dwelling is classified into two categories; attached and detached. Attached dual occupancies are two dwellings on one lot of land that are attached to each other, while detached are two separate dwellings on one lot of land. Neither of these include a secondary dwelling. A dual occupancy cannot be subdivided; however,... Read more »...Read more
• Everything You Need to Know About Downsizing Your Home
  Thinking of downsizing your home? When it comes to houses, bigger isn’t always better. There are many reasons why people decide to downsize — some individuals may simply want to move closer to their loved ones, some may have been forced to reconsider their living arrangements after an unforeseen change in circumstances, and others may... Read more »...Read more
• 6 Things To Consider When Buying a Block of Land
  Finding the right block isn’t always straightforward – size, shape and location are just some of the things you’ll need to consider. In this post, we examine what to look for when buying a block of land....Read more
• How do Dual Occupancies, Duplexes and Granny Flats Differ?
  Dual occupancies, duplexes and granny flats are becoming increasingly popular as blocks of land become more expensive and less abundant in Australia. Read on to find out how they differ....Read more
• What to Consider When Building on a Narrow Block
  Don’t be narrow minded when it comes to a narrow block of land! Despite the smaller space, the design approach can be bigger and better. Read more!...Read more
• What Is A Split Level Home?
  You may have heard that sloping blocks are difficult to build on, take more time, and cost more money. While sloping blocks can throw up extra challenges, don’t let that deter you. With a split level home, you can make the most of the gradient of your land to create a unique and stylish property.... Read more »...Read more