A clearer place to start your custom home

Explore four floor plans designed to give you a practical starting point for your new home. Use a plan as shown or speak with us about changes that may better suit your block, family and budget.

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Explore our floor plans

Compare our floor plans, key features and specifications.

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Interior of a completed home built from this floor plan
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Kitchen and living in a completed home built from this floor plan
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Dining area in a completed home built from this floor plan
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Outdoor living at a completed home built from this floor plan
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Find a plan that works
for your block and family

White weatherboard home behind a batten fence on an established block

01

Your block

Width, depth, orientation and site conditions all influence which plans may be suitable.

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Your family

Consider how many bedrooms, living areas and work spaces you need now, as well as how the home may need to work in the years ahead.

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Your budget

The size of the home, structural requirements, finishes and changes to the base plan will all affect the final project cost.

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Your changes

If a plan is close to what you want, talk to us before starting again from scratch. We can help you understand whether the changes you have in mind are practical.

See what we’ve built

Explore a range of completed homes and see how different blocks, briefs and design decisions have shaped each project.

Before you choose a plan

Can the floor plans be changed?

Yes. The plans are intended to be used either as shown or as a starting point for further design. What can be changed will depend on the plan, block and extent of the modifications.

How do I know if a plan will fit my block?

We will need to consider the dimensions of the property, orientation, site conditions and relevant planning requirements before confirming whether a particular plan is suitable.

Can I use one of these plans for a knock-down rebuild?

Potentially. The suitability of the plan will depend on your existing block and the requirements that apply to the site.

Can I bring my own floor plan instead?

Yes. If you already have plans prepared by an architect, building designer or draftsperson, we can review them and work towards a construction price once the required information is complete.

Do the plans come with pricing?

The client intends for the floor plans to provide a useful indication of relevant pricing, but the exact pricing structure and inclusions still need to be confirmed before this is published.

Final project cost will also depend on the block, site conditions, finishes and any changes made to the plan.

What happens if I find a plan I like?

Send us the plan you are considering along with some information about your block and the changes you have in mind. We can then discuss whether it is likely to suit the site and what the next step would be.

Found a starting point?

Found a floor plan that could work?

Tell us which plan you are considering, where your block is located and what you may want to change. We can help you understand whether the plan is likely to suit your site, budget and project.

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