You've bought your own section? Wanting to build your first home for you and your partner? With room to grow the family but don't want to spend up large? 

Then this is for you:

Together with our Architect Hamish White at

Architecture Et Al we have designed a house that will fit most sections without modifications: 

120sqm, 3 Bedrooms, Open-plan Kitchen/Dining/Lounge, Laundry, Bathroom with Shower and Bathtub, separate WC, Linen storage, Carport, and 5kW grid-tied Solar power.

NOW   NZ$ 499,000.- incl GST.  T&Cs apply

This price applies to most sections as long as they are flat and have suitable ground conditions, like in new subdivisions. The concrete slab is fully insulated with a Megaform polyblock (ICF) foundation. This is included in the price unlike with some of our competitors. External walls consist of 140mm framing with R3.6 Knauf Glasswool Insulation.

Your home will be timber clad with horizontal bevelback weatherboards, an all-time classic, stained in a colour of your preference. The corrugate roof will be a light colour so as to prevent excessive heat built-up underneath your 5kW solar panel array. This will make you less vulnerable to price rises in the electricity market.

A garage is optional, Timber decks or Concrete Patios can be added on as and when it suits your budget. The price does not include fencing or certain subdivision-specific requirements like pressure sewer tanks, stormwater holding tanks, etc These depend on the individual site covenants. Ask your developer about it.

The plans will typically take only one week to be catered for your specific section and will then be ready for Building Consent application. We take care of this approximate 4 week process for you.

So call us now to determine if this will be your new home.

Call 021 217 9883.

Or email us.

Now why would you prefer a custom, family-owned builder over a group home builder: 

Group homes often feel generic and may require post-build modifications (adding costs). A custom home like ours offers superior energy efficiency, build quality and therefore resale value, making it more appealing to you by prioritizing uniqueness and  upfront savings. While group home builders may pass on savings through their buying power, these may get eaten up by franchise and external management costs, costs that a family-owned business does not have.