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The Department of Building and Housing Starter Home Design Competition winning entry by Stephen Smith of S3 Architects Limited was today opened for public viewing.
Show Home
Building and Construction Minister Maurice Williamson opened The Simple House in Preston Road, Otara. The Simple House will be open for public viewing for two weeks before being returned to Housing New Zealand.
The Simple House Acceptable Solution
The house design competition was designed to promote The Simple House Acceptable Solution and demonstrate what can be achieved within the criteria of the acceptable solution.
The Simple House Acceptable Solution is design guide for single storey homes using limited roof spans and a limited range of cladding materials to promote simplicity using proven methods of construction to help make new homes more affordable for first home buyers.
The key criteria for home design:
- Maximum of 120 square metres of habitable floor area
- Maximum cost of $1,400 per square metre
- Structural strength and durability for the majority of locations in New Zealand
- Finishes that reflected the requirements for durability and low maintenance
- Designs that allowed for changing family needs over time through adaptability and the incorporation of lifetime features such as wide doorways and easy access
- Designs incorporating energy efficiency, water efficiency, material efficiency, and waste minimisation, and low ongoing operational costs
Metrapanel Factory
Friday the 15th October 2010 was a big day for Metrapanel, as it was announced that the company was changing its name to Metrapanel. Metrapanel is considered by many as one of the leading wood panel construction companies in New Zealand with over 20 years of experience in panel housing and construction.
Metrapanel has had very strong growth during the worst recession in living memory. While other construction companies have been contracting, Metrapanel has been expanding markets, adding new licensed builders and increasing its geographic coverage in New Zealand. In order to move forward and to develop and protect new IP (intellectual property), Metrapanel will rebrand and change the company name to Metrapanel.
The Metrapanel factory is based in Huntly, Waikato has also been recently extended in size to meet increased demand. With the expansion of the factory, there are also plans for the development of several new products. These products include new types of sound walls, high performance insulated walls and new 60 minute fire rated inter tenancy walls. These new designs will join the existing wall and ceiling panels that have been created to supply quality kitset and prefabricated housing components throughout New Zealand.
Metrapanel has also announced plans to develop new precision CNC machinery to increase manufacturing capacity and to increase the quality of their wall and ceiling systems.
Houses For Sale Auckland
New homes, delivered to your Auckland site ready for connection to services.
2 Bedroom Homes
255M 55m², 2 bed $86,900
259B 59m², 2 bed $90,500
262M 62m², 2 bed (sh/home) $107,500
265M 65 m², 2 bed $107,500
270M 70 m², 2 bed $102,500
279M 79m² , 2 bed $122,700
280B 80m², 2 bed $112,500
280M 80m², 2 bed $125,800
3 Bedroom Homes
386B 86m², 3 bed $127,800
391B 91m², 3 bed $132,900
393M 93 m², 3 bed $137,000
3100B 100m², 3 bed $143,200
3101M 101m², 3 bed $148,300
3101V 101m², 3 bed $148,300
3102B 102m², 3 bed, ensuite $158,500
3104M 104m², 3 bed, ensuite $158,500
3104V 104m², 3 bed, ensuite $158,500
3113M 113m², 3 bed, ensuite $160,500
3117M 117m², 3 bed, ensuite $166,700
4 Bedroom Homes
494B 94m², 4 bed $132,000
4126M 126m², 4 bed, ensuite $164,000
4126B 126m², 4 bed, ensuite $164,000
4143B 143m², 4 bed, ensuite $186,000
Prices include GST.
Delivery is included onto level sites with in 50km of the Pukekohe construction yard.
This price list is dated October 2010 and is subject to change.
All prices are based on Force 3 Standard Specification.
There are no allowances made for building and resource consents, special foundations, excavation, site service connections (power, water, drainage), decks, steps, handrails, baseboards, geo tech reports, septic tank and drainage reports.
To purchase new houses for sale in Auckland, contact Force 3:
205 Manukau Road
Pukekohe, Auckland 2120
Phone: 09 239 2963
Email info@force3.co.nz
force3.co.nz
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What is Gateway Housing Assistance?
Gateway enables first home buyers, or community housing organisations, to defer paying for Crown and Housing New Zealand Corporation land for up to 10 years.
This means Gateway customers can concentrate on the important tasks of designing and building their new home, moving in and starting to pay off the mortgage they have on their house.
Interest payments on the land
3 percent of capitalised interest (meaning you don’t need to pay it back regularly) is calculated annually and added to your original Gateway balance.
An example:
- Gateway amount at $120,000
- 3 percent of that amount ($3,600) added each year
- After 10 years, the balance of your Gateway would be 10 years x $3,600 + the original $120,000 = $156,000.
Interest on the land is charged from year 6, but at reasonable amounts.
These work as follows:
- Years 6 and 7 – 1 percent of $120,000 = $46 fortnightly
- Years 8 and 9 – 3 percent of $120,000 = $140 fortnightly
- Year 10 – 5 percent of $120,000 = $230 fortnightly
There is no interest charged on the interest added on the principle amount.
Click here to see a case study of how Gateway assistance works and how interest is calculated.
After 10 years
After 10 years of living in their new home, individuals or community housing organisations need to buy the land.
To do this talk to your bank about refinancing so you combine both your Gateway loan and house loan into one mortgage, with one set of mortgage repayments.
If you’re unable to refinance Gateway, you will need to consider if home ownership is right for you.
Eligibility criteria
Gateway is for first home buyers, or previous home owners who are in a similar financial position to a first home buyer.
Applicants need to meet Housing New Zealand’s credit and borrowing assessment criteria.
Run through the checklist of the other criteria below to see if you’re eligible for Gateway.
- I am a New Zealand citizen of a permanent New Zealand resident with an indefinite returning visa.
- I am 18 years of age or over.
- I will be purchasing my first home, or am a previous home owner in the same financial position as a first-home buyer (in terms of income and assets).
- I have a yearly household income of $100,000 or less (before tax, for one to two borrowers), or $140,000 or less (before tax, for three or more borrowers).
- I will be able to secure a home loan to build a house on the land, or to purchase a newly built house on the land.
- I agree to live in the house for the duration of the Gateway housing assistance (up to 10 years).
- I have at least 10 percent of the house construction cost as a deposit.
- I would not be able to afford the cost of the land and the house together at the time of my application.
- I will contribute any realisable assets such as savings and shares to the purchase of the house.
Previous home owner
If you are a previous home owner in the same financial position to a first-home buyer, you may still be eligible.
You will need to meet the criteria above, plus need to have realisable assets totalling less than 20 percent of the average house price (based on Local Territorial Authorities) for the area you’re buying in.
Housing New Zealand considers the following to be realisable assets:
- Money in bank accounts (including fixed and term deposits)
- Shares, stocks and bonds
- Investments in banks or financial institutions
- Net equity in property or land (not being used as your home)
- Boat or caravan (if the value is over $5,000 and not used for work)
- Other vehicles (such as classic motorbikes or cars — not being used as your usual method of transport)
- Other assets valued over $5,000.
Construction and home loans
There may be some restrictions on your home loan available from the bank. You may not be able to borrow as much as you would normally. In most situations where you’re buying land to build on, your home loan will need to be a construction loan.
A construction loan means you draw down the loan amount gradually as the build progresses. You’ll start paying off the home loan while still living elsewhere, before you move in, so you’ll need to budget for this cost.
When purchasing a new and house and Gateway land package (if the house is already built) you won’t require a construction loan. Instead you’ll take out a loan when the house is ready to move into, and start your repayments then.
What type of land will Gateway land be and what can I do with it?
Land will either be single sections or part of developments.
- With single sections, the decision of what to build is up to, but you must use a registered builder. You’ll have up to six months to get your building consent, and 12 months to have the house built once having the land allocated.
- Some land will be in government developments (for example Hobsonville in Auckland) where the houses are already designed, but you will have a choice on some of the interiors. We’ll let you know what you can change when you apply.
To apply for land or register your interest
Visit the Gateway website at Housing New Zealand www.hnzc.co.nz/gateway
© Housing New Zealand Corporation
Welcome to New Zealand’s extra-affordable, hard-wearing home, construction company.
Discover the modern advantages of Plateau Residential’s “Smart Built Homes” building system today and get the home that you have always dreamed about, for the price you can afford.
Our two ultra efficient construction systems, combined with our lightening speed of construction, saves you days in build time over traditional building practices and thousands of dollars.
Our modern range of home designs offer smart looking spaces and efficient activity flow, with extra space and comfort.
The strength and durability of our recommended building materials means that on-going home maintenance is reduced to an absolute minimum both inside and out.
Smart Design, Unrivalled Speed, Tough Quality …
… the winning formula that makes your Smart Built Home advantage.
Affordable, innovative, durable housing is our passion.
Plateau Residential is an innovative building company that has found a number of better, faster ways to build houses that give more space, provide harder wearing surfaces and save you money.
Our management team are experts in providing you with the home you want at the price you can afford. We will ensure that every aspect of your new home is built right, the first time, every time.
Managing Director – Alan Turner
Alan has been in the building industry almost all of his working life and has considerable experience in residential and commercial construction, having completed projects all over the world.
Alan has previously worked for Beca Carter and been Air New Zealand’s Property Manager and is degree qualified in Valuation and Property Management. Alan has developed a passion for finding and implementing innovative residential construction methods and being able to provide quality affordable housing to best meet clients’ needs.
The Building Team
Plateau Residential use only skilled building teams to produce their houses. All teams receive extensive training in both the METRA Panelbuilt system and AXXIS Steel framing system and their work is of the highest standard.
Plateau Residential is fortunate to have a stable, reliable workforce that understands the importance of getting the job done in a timely fashion without compromising quality. Our highly qualified builders, subcontractors and high level of client communication ensure that every aspect of your new home is built right, the first time, every time.
Whether you choose a colonial style villa or an art deco townhouse, any good builder will tell you that all older homes will at some stage demand repairs to keep them in top-notch condition. Perhaps one of the most well known and expensive problems faced by home owners in New Zealand is ‘leaky building syndrome’: an issue synonymous with more modern clad homes. The extensive media and publicity that has surrounded the issue of leaky building syndrome has changed the way home buyers tackle house hunting, with many purchasers looking at older home options. While the hope that traditionally built properties will offer the benefits of better and longer lasting materials, this is unfortunately not always the case.
While older houses are generally accepted as being cheaper and easier to fix should repairs be needed, the special care and attention they require shouldn’t be taken lightly by potential buyers. Older properties in New Zealand do have the advantage of being built using hardy timbers like Rimu and Kauri, but it’s important for home owners to remember that these types of timbers call for ongoing protection against wear and tear and the weather, as well as routine maintenance.
So what should prospective buyers look out for when viewing older homes? If you notice a wave-like appearance in the floor of an older home, this may be due to decayed timber foundation piles. This is a common problem in traditionally built houses, and re-blocking is usually the only long term solution. If you fall in love with a delightful old villa with a wavy floor and decide to buy it and foot the repair bill, you can expect to invest between $10,000 to $15,000 or more to have it re-blocked, with costs relying on the size of the home and whether it is situated on a flat or sloped section.
While the bottom of the house may need some tender loving care, the very top is also an area commonly requiring maintenance or repair. Older style homes tend to boast metal roof cladding such as corrugated iron, and without the right safeguarding and protection a number of problems can arise. From corrosion to the roof material and flashings to loose and missing nails and dilapidated paint work, repairs on an older roof can end up costing homeowners in the same vicinity as the foundation piles!
As for all the work needed in between the top and bottom, weatherboards, fascias and window frames are continuously exposed to the harsh New Zealand elements which can lead to rot if not cared for properly. These issues are generally simple to spot and fairly easy to repair, but like anything there will be some costs involved. Other, more minor, problem areas to be aware of can include everything from older plumbing systems and lack of insulation to electrical fittings, worn door and window catches, and older wiring to name just a small assortment.
One of the great things about older properties is that they are never lacking in character, so any repair work or maintenance you carry out as an older home owner will no doubt be a labour of love. As increased interest in this sector of the real estate market continues to grow, good quality older homes are becoming harder to find. The obvious benefit seen by prospective older home buyers is that a few small corrective repairs and inexpensive ongoing maintenance is often a great deal cheaper than having to reclad a modern property suffering the dreaded leaky building syndrome.
John Bolton is one of New Zealand’s leading experts on the home buying process, mortgages and interest rate risk management. His business, Squirrel Mortgages, helps Kiwis successfully buy over $10m of property every month. You can reach John though his website http://www.squirrel.co.nz/ or follow his blog for lots of tips and advice on the New Zealand property market http://www.squirrel.co.nz/jbs-blog/.
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Our homes collect large amounts of solar energy, our homes when built are often placed on our sections to get the best solar energy from the sun, even years ago before we thought of using solar energy to heat or dry out your home the builders did this. We have known for years that the sun can be used to make our home feel warmer and better to live in. In fact in winter we look to find the warmest part of the home to sit to study or watch TV. If your home was placed well on your section this room is likely to be your lounge or conservatory. What about your bedrooms or study how do they get warmth and fresh air?
Now think of your roof, it is the largest solar collector you have ever bought, do you know how much solar energy your roof collects. Some homes use solar energy to heat water most of the systems available use only 4m² of solar collector to heat 300L of hot water. Now imagine, what 150m² of roof can do to heat air. Air that is dried and heated by mother nature each day, warm dry fresh air that we lose and waste each and every day. All that is needed is a very good filter and a well designed and programmed controller to supply this energy into your home.
Your roof – no matter what it is made of, iron or concrete tile – collects on average 1404kw of solar energy per m² per year in Auckland, New Zealand, Roofs in Germany collect just over 1000kw per m², in Sydney Australia each roof absorbs a huge 1700kw per m². This equates to thousands of dollars per year (for each roof in each country) of electricity if we had to pay for this energy. It is solar energy that is lost and wasted each year, in fact each day huge amounts of solar energy is lost by your home. Why not use it?
This dry, warm, fresh, healthy air can be used to keep your home dryer and warmer than your home has ever been. This will in turn reduce the damage caused to your home by condensation, mould and dampness, with the advantages being a reduction in each homes running costs and an improvement in the health of each and every person who lives in your home, reducing illnesses, colds and asthma symptoms, hay fever, running noses, time off work or school, saving many hours lost in many industries and time people spend in hospitals, let alone the cost of the time off work and the staff in the hospital.
Every house has one room that just feels colder or damper than any other, imagine how that room would feel, just by pumping dry warm fresh air into it, there will be far less condensation – possibly all gone – the carpet will feel dryer/warmer, the bed will feel fresh and dry to get into, even without the electric blanket it will not feel damp. The window sills will not need to be painted as often, there will be no mold to clean regularly. Your home will feel more comfortable and will be cheaper to heat – as you are not wasting your money on heating the dampness in your home first, before you feel warm.
Visit www.EasierVentilation.com to learn why all homes should have a well designed ventilation system.
I’ve worked in Home ventilation for quite a few years now and I’m passing on my knowledge in simple terms so many people can understand all the advantages of drying out your home. Lets use free solar energy to improve our homes.
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Most people don’t build new homes often, so you really need the final product – your home – to be what you want it to be. Architects and interior designers agree that if you want to be happy with your new home you need to take time in the early stages of the building process.
Builders play a big part in those ‘early stages’ – they are the one’s who are going to make what is down on paper a reality. They are the one’s who provide the shell for everyone else to provide their services; without a builder you wouldn’t need the electricians, plumbers and painters, nor would you have a home to live in!
When looking for a new home builder you will want someone who guarantees their work. In New Zealand you should check that the builder you employ is a Registered Master Builder. Only Registered Master Builder’s can offer you the “Master Build New Homes or Alterations & Additions Guarantee”, which covers a percentage of such things as loss of deposit or non completion (should this occur), as well as materials cover and a limited structural cover for up to 7 years. Having a guarantee in place will give you peace of mind.
A good home builder will also have quality check processes in place, where an assigned person carries out checks at several critical stages of the building process, to ensure that any issues which arise during this time are dealt with effectively and cost efficiently, after all you want the service you are paying for to be a quality one!
Look for a new home builder that has a good reputation, I hear you asking “How will I know this?”, first of all you should ask to see their work, it’s most likely that they will be in the process of building a house when you ask, so arrange a time to see how good their work is or alternatively ask if there are any showhomes which they have built, available to view. Secondly, you could ask around friends and family to see if they can recommend anyone to you. Thirdly, if they have one, check out their website for things like client testimonials and information about the company itself.
If you have employed the services of a design & build type company they will most likely have a builder or building company which they use. This saves you time having to find one for yourself and also keeps everything simple for you, by providing you with all the services in one package.
When you are searching for a new home builder it’s important to keep in mind that they will be building your home, the place where you go to relax and be secure. Look for a quality builder and you will get exactly that!
Landmark Homes – New House Builder is a growing New Home Franchise throughout New Zealand.
Currently there are 8 established Franchises. Each area has a display home to show the quality and exciting house designs Landmark has to offer.
Landmark Franchisees are passionate about the homes they build and work very hard to make the building experience a great one. Flexibility of design is one of Landmarks special differences. We encourage our homeowners to make the design theirs by personalising their house plans.
After more than 30 years of building fabulous liveable homes, Landmark Homes has earned a reputation for being one of the best and not just in terms of value for money, quality, service, design or workmanship alone, but for all of these things combined.
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There are many things that make a building company in New Zealand stand out from another. One of the most notable differences is whether they have registered master builders and offer the Master Build Guarantee.
This guarantee essentially protects you against:
- Loss of deposit
- Non-completion
- Defective workmanship
- Rot and structural defects
- Builders whom are unable or unwilling to correct their work
To be covered by this guarantee however you must first ensure you fill in the necessary documents with your builder and send these into Master Build Services. This document will then be approved by the Master Build Service and you can expect to receive an acceptance letter within a fortnight of applying. Like any legal document it is important that you familiarise yourself with the terms and conditions contained within the guarantee.
The Master Build Service is who you should contact if you come across any work problems with your Master Builder during the construction of your house. It is recommended you contact them before you deposit any future payments.
There are three different guarantees available to you:
1) The 10 Year Premium Guarantee
2) The 10 Year Classic Guarantee
3) The 7 Year Guarantee
You can find detailed information about each of these offerings on the official Master Builders website.
Sustainability is another consideration that can make a building company stand apart from the others. Any company that offers sustainable building options should be at the top of your list of considerations. This can include reducing waste during the construction process, providing products and features in the home that add to its ability to sustain itself now and in the future, and utilising materials that minimise harmful effects on people and the environment.
A guaranteed move in date is an equally important consideration when building a new home. A company that can supply statistics about the success rate of completing a project on time will help you determine the reliability of the company. Efficiency and attention to detail should be a main focus of a building company that you can trust. Look for a company that is on top of current industry innovations, that is not afraid to make a change to their system when new developments are introduced in the industry.
With the assurance of a Master Build guarantee and selecting a building company based on considerations such as sustainability and a guaranteed move in date, you will be one step closer to realising your new house goals.
Generation Homes is a multi-award winning home building company with locations across New Zealand.
Generation Homes devised a construction programme that allows customers to be given a guaranteed move-in date the day their unconditional contract is signed. These systems have enabled Generation Homes to build over 1500 homes and deliver 99.7% exactly on the due date. This guaranteed delivery date, a fixed price contract and a complete turnkey house and land package takes the stress out of home building for customers. By combining all of these features Generation Homes is able to fulfill its business purpose to ‘Make Building Easy’, and we’re also members of Master Builders.
This innovative construction system unifies the Generation building process for every aspect of the business because it allows us to plan methodically and is supported by a number of exceptional systems and processes to deliver top results.
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Category : Blog
Standard home plans offer anyone a way to create their dream home without the hassle of hiring an architect or worrying about creating their own particular design. Building a home in New Zealand is desirable for many different reasons. When you take the time to check out all of the different home plans available, you will likely be rather impressed with the options that you have. Make sure, of course, that you take the time to consider your budget and personal needs in choosing the best home design for you and/or your family.
Many contemporary home builders have display homes for each of their house design packages that you can view. This is a fantastic way to physically see and touch what could potentially be yours – think of them as blank canvases, waiting for you to add your personal colouring preferences, textures and landscaping ideas.
Home plans come in many different styles, price ranges, and designs. There is really no limit to the home that you can build in New Zealand when you use these plans to get the job done. Make sure that you take the time to check each different building company that you might want to work with and ensure that you are getting the highest quality work from a company with a reputation for quality and customer satisfaction. As long as you do this, you really can’t go wrong. With the right company on your side, you will be able to look through many different house plans and choose the ones that work best for you based on your specific needs.
It doesn’t matter if you are shopping for home plans by price or if you are simply choosing what works best for your own personal tastes. Everyone has their way of choosing the right things, and you can guarantee that you will get the perfect home when you focus on what works best for you. There is nothing more important than making sure that your house plans suit your exact needs based on price, style, and space. With so many different options to choose from, building a new house in New Zealand has never been easier.
Home plans come designed with a variety of actual floor plans and layouts, as well as the choice of whether you want garages or not, how many bathrooms you would like, and how many bedrooms you need.
Generation Homes – Custom Home Plans is a multi-award winning home building company with locations across New Zealand. Generation Homes devised a construction programme that allows customers to be given a guaranteed move-in date the day their unconditional contract is signed. These systems have enabled Generation Homes to build over 1500 homes and deliver 99.7% exactly on the due date. This guaranteed delivery date, a fixed price contract and a complete turnkey house and land package takes the stress out of home building for customers. By combining all of these features Generation Homes is able to fulfill its business purpose to ‘Make Building Easy’. This innovative construction system unifies the Generation building process for every aspect of the business because it allows us to plan methodically and is supported by a number of exceptional systems and processes to deliver top results.
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FUSION HOMES remain a company focused on the future with a foot placed squarely in the past.
We started the company when we realised the property market had ballooned to the point where a typical three bedroom home was more and more out of reach for the average New Zealand family.
At Fusion Homes we wanted this to change. We asked ourselves “how can we make a difference?”
With over 24 years experience in the building industry we’ve recognised a need to not only simplify, but be open to new ideas, tempered with a solid respect for the traditional building methods of the past.
We have extensively researched new techniques and products that help us achieve one of our company goals- providing solid cost savings and a reduced build time for our clients.
Contact
Contact us for a no obligation consultation and let us guide you through the entire building process.
Phone : 0800 238 746
FUSION HOMES
Christchurch
Email info@fusionhomes.co.nz
fusionhomes.co.nz
Service Area:
Addington, Avondale, Avonhead, Avonside, Beckenham, Bexley, Bishopdale, Bryndwr, Burnside, Burwood, Cashmere, Christchurch Central City, Dallington, Fendalton, Ferrymead, Halswell, Harewood, Heathcote Valley, Hoon Hay, Hornby, Huntsbury, Ilam, Linwood, Mairehau, Mount Pleasant, Murray Aynsley, New Brighton, Opawa, Papanui, Phillipstown, Redcliffs, Redwood, Riccarton, Richmond, St Albans, St Martins, Shirley, Somerfield, Spreydon, Strowan, Sumner, Sydenham, Upper Riccarton, Waltham, Westmorland, Wigram, Woolston, Cantebury.
Homes by Legacy (HBL) is a young and vibrant construction company specialising in the production of modern, architecturally designed 3 and 4 bedroom family homes nationwide. Owners Gary Gordon and Brendan Gray set up the company to fulfil the expected future demand for high quality homes at affordable prices.
Gary and Brendan both have a solid background in building and construction and provide depth to the company and build process. HBL pride ourselves on our ability to create something that’s going to last forever, and believe that the quality of our work is an indicator of our intentions in business. Lasting relationships and longevity are the cornerstones of our company’s philosophy.
With the advantage of being a youthful company, we have established ourselves as strong players in a competitive environment. Homes by Legacy bring energy and unique skills to an industry that thrives on innovation and creativity. We take quality very seriously, and have the skill & experience to exceed expectations every time. Securing sufficient sub contract resource and maintaining a high level of supervision for all projects (particularly through the finishing trades) is a high priority.
Homes By Legacy currently offer a number of architecturally designed house plans, including the 3 bedroom Harvey, Henry and Edward, and the 4 bedroom Bella and Ruby. The homes range in size between 140m2 and 160m2. Each efficient design provides functional, affordable, quality family living space; featuring two bathrooms including an ensuite, double internal access garage, and an open plan living, dining and kitchen area. The 3 bedroom homes also feature a study area.
Each home is constructed with double-glazed windows, brick veneer and weatherboard cladding, aluminium exterior joinery, and Coloursteel roof cladding. All Homes by Legacy houses are also fenced and accompanied by a new concrete driveway and path, with the remaining outdoor space landscaped with a patio, grass, and low-maintenance plants. The specifications are detailed to a ‘turn-key’ level so that even clothes lines and window coverings are provided on settlement.
Homes by Legacy Contact Details:
Phone: 09 912 6775
Email info@homesbylegacy.co.nz
homesbylegacy.co.nz
