BUILD OPTIONS
STAND-ALONE
A standalone home is a fully detached single dwelling on the block.
Being the only house, these are generally large homes with plenty of indoor and outdoor space.
Designs for these homes are highly flexible, due to the available space and less restrictive council regulations.
DUPLEX
Duplex homes are when two houses share a single wall to maximise
the available space of the block.
In blue-chip locations, duplex designs can incorporate basement garages to achieve house sizes equivalent to a stand-alone home, but with a much smaller land footprint.
MULTI-UNIT
When 2 or more units are built on the block in a 'battle-axe' layout,
where units sit behind each other.
Though less desirable than a Duplex home, multi-unit homes may have higher ROI's due to more individual houses created on the block.
OUR PROJECTS (Completed and In Progress
WATTLE PARK
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Project Value : $3.5M
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Development : 30sq (x2) on 700 sqm block
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Project stage : Completed
Hamptons style duplex, to fit in with the neighbourhood character
ROUTE 411
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Project Value : $1.5 M
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Development : 16 sq, 14 sq & 13 sq on 600 sqm block
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Project stage : Completed
Multi-unit build of 3 homes on the block with wide frontage and 2 separate driveways
SANDBELT
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Project Value : $5 M
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Development : 3 Storey terrace units (x5)
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Project stage : Planning / VCAT
Located in the heart of an activity centre with GRZ zoning, this development is of 5 30sq 3 storey Units on ~1000 sqm block.
WE DELIVER ON
DESIRABLE LOCATIONS
Location, location, location....
This is the first and foremost consideration for all
Verdant home properties.
Our projects are always sited at desirable locations, accessible to transport, shops, schools, parklands and activity centres
MODERN DESIGNS
Modern day living and entertaining demands light filled, open plan living spaces that integrate indoor and outdoor living.
Addressing these needs, are key to all Verdant home designs
BUILD QUALITY
Our build quality is ensured with independent building inspections through out the build. This is crucial to avoid costly repairs and insurance claims down the track.