Hotondo Homes, ACT
Available in Australian Capital Territory

About
Home designs: single and double storey homes, with more than 90 designs that can be personalised and adapted to suit different block types
Services: house and land packages and knockdown rebuilds
Key locations: Canberra, Gungahlin, the Molonglo Valley and Googong, with builds extending to Queanbeyan, Yass and Bungendore
Office: 8 McVey Place, Theodore ACT
Display home: Marcoola 209
Heritage: family-owned since 1979
Canberra homes built by local hands
In the ACT, Hotondo Homes builds through Core Building Pty Ltd, a family-run business led by local builders Bruce and Katina Core, who know the Canberra market. They build single and double storey homes, house and land packages and knockdown rebuilds across Canberra and surrounding areas, including Gungahlin, the Molonglo Valley and Googong. Buyers and investors can choose from more than 90 flexible designs that can be personalised and adapted to different block types, with Katina guiding clients through contracts and colour and design selections. The local team is backed by Hotondo’s 45+ years of experience, and the brand has been named Australia’s #1 home builder for customer excellence for seven consecutive years.
Home designs by Hotondo Homes in Australian Capital Territory










iBuildNew loves Hotondo Homes in ACT because…
Hotondo Homes ACT combines the personalised service of dedicated local builders with the national backing of an established network offering over 100 versatile floor plans. The team excels at adapting single, double-storey, and split-level layouts to suit Canberra’s distinctive blocks and stringent energy efficiency standards. Their transparent communication and customisation flexibility ensure buyers can create an exceptional, climate-smart home with complete confidence.
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.






















































