Wattyl & Ashwood

Two lofts, each behind its own door, so everyone gets a space that's theirs: the kids, a guest, or a quiet corner to work. At 3m wide, there's room to pass each other in the kitchen and live day to day without feeling squeezed. It was handed over new in May 2026, so you get a near-new home and skip the build wait.

Outside, vertical steel cladding in charcoal Monument and warm, timber-look Ashwood gives it a modern look, and steel means weekends spent enjoying it rather than repainting.

Then there's the kitchen: deep French Navy cabinetry under a marble-look Marmor Torino benchtop is a bold choice for people who like their home to say something about them. It works hard too: the double pantry swallows the weekly shop, and the benchtop was lengthened during the build so there's real room to cook, with water, drain and power already run to it. Open the bi-fold window and the kitchen spills out into the fresh air. It was reworked during the build for a slim French-door fridge, so a family-sized one fits.

Proper stairs take you up, with storage tucked underneath, to two lofts joined by a walkway. Both lofts have an open wardrobe with a hanging rail and shelves, and one is enclosed with plantation shutters, so you can close it off for a sleep-in or a quiet afternoon.

A Velux skylight brings natural light into the living space. Split-system air conditioning keeps you cool on hot days. With about 42m² across the ground floor and both lofts, it suits a small family, or a couple who want a guest loft and a spare for work.

It's ready now, priced below what this design cost to order new, before a single upgrade, so the upgraded cladding and fittings come at less than new-build money.

PPSR search clear 9 Nov 2026. The timber deck shown in the photos is not included with the home. Inspections are by appointment, and we can recommend transport providers past buyers have used.

Some images have been enhanced with AI staging. Staged furniture and decor are not included.