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Wondering what it’s like to complete a knock down rebuild with Clarendon Homes? When their search for an already built family home that ticked all of the boxes wasn’t fruitful, Sehr and Kashif Minhas decided to knock down their existing property and build their ideal family home with Clarendon Homes.
Choosing a company to build your home is a huge decision. Which is the best for the type of home you want? Are they available in your preferred location? Do they offer the right floor plans and inclusions? Are they competitive with price?
Want to replace an existing dwelling with the Clarendon home of your dreams? Here’s our guide to the KDR process and how our Sales Consultant can help you.
Our brand new display home, the Riverdale 33 at Leppington HomeWorld in Sydney’s west is the home you dreamed of, designed with your every desire in mind.
Do you have questions about doing a Knockdown Rebuild with Clarendon Homes?
In this article, we’ll answer your most frequently asked Knockdown Rebuild questions.
You’re thinking a knockdown rebuild is right for you because you can build your dream home in the suburb you love.
Building your dream home is one of the most exciting, rewarding things you’ll do in your life – but when you’re also buying the land to put it on, there’s a lot to think about. For starters, it can be difficult to find a good block of land these days. And if you're daring to DIY build, you’ll need to consider everything from finance, building approvals and quotes to soil tests, engineering and certification – and you’re going to have to expect the unexpected. That’s where a house and land package can save the day.
Choosing a demolition contractor can be challenging particularly when this is not something you have had experience with.
While looking for a house design, you’re probably considering either a single or double storey home. But, there’s another option available that you may not have considered: split level. Although not as common as our single and double storey home designs (mostly due to split level being better suited to sloped blocks), they are available and can solve problems you may have with finding a design to suit a block that isn’t level.
