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Home builder in Melbourne
I am planning on building a home in Melbourne. Any suggestion on builders? experiences...good and bad...
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builder in Melbourne
I am planning on building a home in Melbourne. Any suggestion on builders? experiences...good and bad...
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Re: Home builder in Melbourne
Hi There,
We are currently having a home built in the western suburbs with Carlisle homes :thumbsup: came highly recommended!! and the only words really to describe them are professional and excellent and let me tell you we looked at lots of builders and homes before choosing carlisle thats our advise anyone else? Regards, Steve and Vicky...:thumbup: |
Re: builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by melb2007
(Post 6280540)
I am planning on building a home in Melbourne. Any suggestion on builders? experiences...good and bad...
http://forum.homeone.com.au/index.php Buzzy |
Re: Home builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by stevecarr@firs
(Post 6280957)
Hi There,
We are currently having a home built in the western suburbs with Carlisle homes :thumbsup: came highly recommended!! and the only words really to describe them are professional and excellent and let me tell you we looked at lots of builders and homes before choosing carlisle thats our advise anyone else? Regards, Steve and Vicky...:thumbup: |
Re: Home builder in Melbourne
how are National Builders?
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Re: builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
(Post 6280962)
I think the HomeOne forum would be a better place to ask this question, although you may well get some answers here.
http://forum.homeone.com.au/index.php Buzzy The Mastertons website in Sydney is a revelation for dual occupancies, alas they wont come to Melbourne. Does anyone know of a builder in Melbourne, that specializes in Dual Occupancy building (duplex they call it up north) Got solicitors appointments this week, due to adverse possession issues with a easement on my title (old disused laneway) and architects on Friday.... so finally things are happening. I would really like to see a off the shelf plan first though, so I can see what the bottom end would cost.... out of Victoria I mean. |
Re: builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
(Post 6281005)
Does anyone know of a builder in Melbourne, that specializes in Dual Occupancy building (duplex they call it up north).
Buzzy |
Re: builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
(Post 6281050)
Metricon have a range of dual occupancy
Buzzy Yes I posted rather quickly on my way out of the door before. I saw their 5 designs, they did give me a price guide, which was rather comforting. Thats about it for the main builders in this state though... err isn't it ? |
Re: builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
(Post 6281146)
Yes I posted rather quickly on my way out of the door before. I saw their 5 designs, they did give me a price guide, which was rather comforting.
Thats about it for the main builders in this state though... err isn't it ? Buzzy |
Re: builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
(Post 6281386)
You could always do your own design and get a smaller builder to build it, like we are. Our house will be dual occupancy, as it will have a self contained Grandad Flat.
Buzzy |
Re: builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by Geelong Gent
(Post 6281569)
And if you need help costing it;)
Thanks guys, I may take you up on that, as the Architect was going to point me at a quantity surveryor :blink:. Got to do something the stumps are failing so badly on this place that my kitchen floor has cracks in every single tile. Plus 20 pct of the larden plaster has collapsed in my daughters bedroom.... Thats without the plumbing/electrical, single ensuite size bathroom and other space issues. Crunch time has well and truly crunched on this place. Like I've said before, it would take well over 100,000 grand to fix it up, I'm too old for that kind of loan... I want to retire in about 7 years. With a nice dual, I will/should either end up almost debt free, or with a nice steady income stream. Do you reckon 500,000 for two 23 square houses is enough, including most of the fees ? One will be high spec (hopefully with a roof deck) mine ;) and one for rental/sale, at the above mentioned figure... should be able get more, so there is flexibility. |
Re: Home builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by melb2007
(Post 6280979)
where in west? Mine is in melton.
Nice block in Point cook, Having built a variation on carlisles Bordeaux two storey Home. Regards, Steve and Vicky |
Re: builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
(Post 6281736)
Thanks guys, I may take you up on that, as the Architect was going to point me at a quantity surveryor :blink:.
Got to do something the stumps are failing so badly on this place that my kitchen floor has cracks in every single tile. Plus 20 pct of the larden plaster has collapsed in my daughters bedroom.... Thats without the plumbing/electrical, single ensuite size bathroom and other space issues. Crunch time has well and truly crunched on this place. Like I've said before, it would take well over 100,000 grand to fix it up, I'm too old for that kind of loan... I want to retire in about 7 years. With a nice dual, I will/should either end up almost debt free, or with a nice steady income stream. Do you reckon 500,000 for two 23 square houses is enough, including most of the fees ? One will be high spec (hopefully with a roof deck) mine ;) and one for rental/sale, at the above mentioned figure... should be able get more, so there is flexibility. |
Re: builder in Melbourne
Originally Posted by Buzzy--Bee
(Post 6280962)
I think the HomeOne forum would be a better place to ask this question, although you may well get some answers here.
http://forum.homeone.com.au/index.php Buzzy |
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