Burbank Homes, ACT
Available in Australian Capital Territory

About
Home designs: single storey, double storey and dual occupancy, plus the Sanctuary range
Key locations: Canberra and the ACT, including the growing communities of Whitlam and nearby Googong
Display homes: Frasier and Hughes at Whitlam Estate (Klaus Moje Street, Whitlam), and Conway and Heywood at Googong Estate (Edward Drive, Googong)
Services: house and land packages, knockdown rebuilds and displays for sale
Selections: Edge Selection Studio, which serves NSW and ACT buyers
Track record: over 20,000 homes built since 1983, by a builder founded by brothers Eddie Sanfilippo and Eddie Puhar
Homes shaped around the Canberra lifestyle
Burbank Homes is a family-owned Australian builder that has delivered more than 20,000 homes since 1983. In the ACT, it builds modern single and double storey homes, including dual occupancy designs, for the Canberra lifestyle. Each floor plan can be adapted to your block width and length and to the way you live day to day. The wider Burbank Group backs every build with land development, design, construction and finance expertise under one family business.
Home designs by Burbank Homes in Australian Capital Territory










iBuildNew loves Burbank Homes in ACT because…
Burbank Homes ACT brings over four decades of trusted national experience to the Canberra region, having built quality family residences since 1983. Their versatile portfolio of single and double-storey designs is tailored to local block requirements, pairing customisable layouts with energy-efficient inclusions suited to the Territory's climate. Backed by an industry-leading 30-year structural guarantee and a reassuring 12-month price freeze, they give new home buyers complete transparency and long-term peace of mind.
Built-in buyer protection
State-backed peace of mind for your new home.
6-year structural protection
Covered for 6 years post-completion.
2-year builder care period
Maintenance coverage for 2 years post-completion.
Standard statutory warranty periods vary by state. Terms apply under local residential building guidelines.






















