For buyers weighing up the right new home design for them, the opportunity isn't just about price. It's about timing, amenity delivery, block choice and selecting a builder suited to estate-style construction.

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Inside Kingsfield: Builders to consider in Sunbury

Kingsfield is one of the largest masterplanned communities underway in Melbourne’s north-west, reshaping the scale of new housing in Sunbury. Delivered in multiple stages with around 2,200 allotments planned, the estate sits at the corner of Lancefield and Gellies Roads, around 37 kilometres north-west of the Melbourne CBD.Spanning 275 hectares, the masterplan places a significant emphasis on open space, with 133 hectares allocated to green areas and more than 330 acres of landscaped parkland, including wetlands and reserves.Recent additions include Kingsfield Park, featuring a skate park, half-basketball court, climbing structures and sheltered picnic areas, along with Stage 5 and 9 parks, which are already open.The East Village Town Centre is currently under construction and targeted to open in late 2026. It will include a Woolworths supermarket, Anytime Fitness, Priceline, a medical centre and a swim school, forming the retail and community heart of the estate.Residents are around four kilometres from Sunbury Square Shopping Centre and a similar distance from Sunbury Metro and V-Line stations, with existing bus services linking Kingsfield to the town centre and surrounding amenities.Kingsfield will also include a proposed school, adding to the 15 established schools already operating in the Sunbury area, with additional future schools flagged as the precinct grows.Land at Kingsfield is currently selling from $390,000 to $487,000, with premium land marketed from $390,000 and a five per cent deposit structure available.The community includes neighbourhood releases such as Creekside, positioned near Emu Creek Valley with wetland access and a higher proportion of corner blocks.For house and land buyers, corner blocks and wider frontages can materially change façade options, garage placement and internal layouts. In estates of this scale, block orientation and proximity to parks or future commercial zones often influence resale more than interior upgrades.For buyers weighing up a house and land package here, the opportunity isn’t just about price. It’s about timing, amenity delivery, block choice and selecting a builder suited to estate-style construction.Builders to consider for Kingsfield and the Sunbury regionSeveral builders are actively delivering house and land packages either within the estate itself or across the broader Sunbury region.<h2>Mimosa Homes</h2>Mimosa Homes operates across Melbourne’s west, north, south-east and Geelong, offering flexible house and land packages targeted to first home buyers, investors and families.A key positioning point is its Fixed Price Guarantee, which locks in the total build price from contract, particularly relevant in large, multi-stage estates where site costs and specification upgrades can shift quickly.Mimosa also emphasises a streamlined process from contract to handover and offers a broad suite of pre-designed floorplans suited to estate blocks.Mimosa may suit:<ul><li>First home buyers wanting clearer upfront pricing</li><li>Buyers comparing turnkey-style inclusions across estates</li><li>Investors focused on fixed build contracts</li></ul>[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=25 home_builder_image_fid=7795]<h2>Ridgewater Homes</h2>Ridgewater Homes positions itself around personalised new builds, with a structured six-step build process from discovery through to site start.The builder highlights award recognition and a focus on design quality, alongside insolvency build support for projects left incomplete by other builders, a niche but relevant service in the current construction climate.In a large masterplanned estate, Ridgewater may appeal to buyers wanting more design involvement than a standard package model allows.Ridgewater may suit:<ul><li>Buyers wanting layout flexibility before contract signing</li><li>Those prioritising design input and personalised finishes</li><li>Purchasers conscious of builder stability and continuity</li></ul>[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=28 home_builder_image_fid=7781]<h2>Long Island Homes</h2>Long Island Homes assigns a dedicated contact person throughout the build process, from contract through to handover and post-build queries, and offers a seven-year structural guarantee.The builder highlights environmental design considerations across inclusions such as window selection, insulation and appliances.For buyers building in Sunbury more broadly, this model may appeal to those seeking continuity of contact and post-handover support.Long Island Homes may suit:<ul><li>Buyers wanting a single point of contact through construction</li><li>Owner-occupiers focused on structural warranty and long-term support</li><li>Those interested in energy-conscious inclusions</li></ul>[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=24 home_builder_image_fid=8479]<h2>The bigger picture</h2>Sunbury has long offered a hybrid appeal, a country setting with metropolitan access. Kingsfield amplifies that with scale, open space allocation and a future retail core.Commutes remain practical, with Melbourne Airport around 15 kilometres away and freeway and rail links nearby.Kingsfield will continue to evolve as future stages, retail and community infrastructure are delivered. For buyers considering Kingsfield, the estate offers scale, relative affordability compared to many inner-west alternatives, and multiple builder pathways.The decision then becomes less about whether to build and more about choosing the right block, stage and builder alignment for your timeframe and risk appetite.

“New home sales in the month of April increased by 4.9 per cent despite rising interest rates and domestic and global uncertainty,” stated HIA Chief Economist Tim Reardon.

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“New home sales in the month of April increased by 4.9 per cent despite rising interest rates and domestic and global uncertainty,” stated HIA Chief Economist Tim Reardon. The HIA New Home Sales report is a monthly survey of the largest volume home builders in the five largest states and is a leading indicator of future detached home construction. “This is a solid result which sees sales in the three months to April 4.6 per cent higher compared to the previous quarterly period,” added Mr Reardon. “This outcome likely reflects the momentum carried over from late last year prior to recent rate increases, alongside strong growth in established house prices. “Ongoing housing supply shortages have driven dwelling price growth in some markets and improved the feasibility of new home building. “More broadly, demand for housing remains strong, underpinned by structural drivers. “Strong population growth and low unemployment continue to sustain demand even in a higher interest rate environment. “These fundamentals suggest that, while interest rates are an important factor, they will not materially alter the underlying need for new homes.“However, the capacity to respond to this demand remains constrained. Labour shortages and elevated, rising construction costs are expected to persist through 2026, while access to shovel-ready land continues to limit the number of homes that can be delivered.“The inability to unlock more shovel-ready land will continue to place upwards pressure on prices and limit the pace at which supply can increase.“Proposed changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing in the Federal Budget are likely to weigh on investor participation. Given investors account for a significant share of new home building, any pullback could see even greater constraints on housing supply moving forward.“Emerging domestic and global uncertainty will pose risks to new home building, with the coming months providing clearer evidence of how sensitive demand is to the current environment.” concluded Mr Reardon.By state, Victoria recorded a monthly increase of 20.9 per cent, followed by South Australia (+11.5 per cent). Declines were observed in Queensland (-14.9 per cent), New South Wales (-3.1 per cent) and Western Australia (-1.0 per cent).

Davidson Building Group, a family-owned builder with over 50 years of experience, continues to set the benchmark for custom home construction in Melbourne's eastern and southeastern suburbs.

Davidson Building Group

Davidson Building Group, VIC

Davidson Building Group: Homes That Define Modern Living

Davidson Building Group, a family-owned builder with over 50 years of experience, continues to set the benchmark for custom home construction in Melbourne’s eastern and southeastern suburbs.Their latest projects— Palm Springs, The Kilkieran and Garnett Project show Davidson Building Group’s focus on custom design, quality workmanship, and creating homes that truly suit their clients’ needs.[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=10 home_builder_image_fid=6426]<h2>Palm Springs: Mid-Century Coastal Elegance</h2>The Palm Springs project captures the relaxed sophistication of resort living, reimagined for the Melbourne context.With a distinctive architectural language influenced by Palm Springs modernism, this home offers a seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle and exceptional design execution.Project Features:<ul><li>Bold Architectural Statement: Clean horizontal lines, flat rooflines, stone and timber cladding, and breezy open-air design reflect timeless modernist elegance.</li><li>Resort-Style Flow: Expansive sliding doors open to lush landscaping, sun-filled patios, and serene balconies designed for year-round enjoyment.</li><li>Elegant Interiors: Neutral tones, natural materials, and sculptural lighting create a calming and luxurious internal environment.</li><li>Smart &amp; Sustainable: Energy efficiency, high-spec insulation, and smart technology integration ensure future-ready comfort.</li><li>Palm Springs is a masterclass in design-led building — a statement home that embodies lifestyle, climate, and individuality.</li></ul>[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=10 home_builder_image_fid=6429]<h2>The Kilkieran: Sophisticated Family Living</h2>The Kilkieran is a testament to Davidson Building Group’s expertise in executing architecturally designed homes. This double-storey residence was envisioned as a sophisticated, spacious, and practical family home.Key features of the Kilkieran include:<ul><li>Contemporary Design: A modern aesthetic that blends seamlessly with the established neighbourhood.</li><li>Functional Layout: Thoughtfully designed spaces that cater to family living and entertaining.</li><li>Quality Finishes: High-end materials and finishes that enhance the home's elegance.</li><li>This project highlights Davidson Building Group’s skill in turning architectural plans into reality, while staying true to their commitment to quality and fine detail.</li></ul>[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=10 home_builder_image_fid=6432]<h2>Garnett Project: A Personal Sanctuary</h2>The Garnett Project showcases Davidson Building Group’s dedication to creating homes that reflect their clients' personal aspirations.The client sought a sanctuary—a tranquil space for relaxation that could also accommodate future family needs and social gatherings. Davidson Building Group delivered a custom home that balances serenity with functionality.Highlights of the Garnett Project:<ul><li>Personalised Design: Tailored to the client's lifestyle, ensuring ease of access to important spaces.</li><li>Versatile Spaces: Areas designed for both quietude and lively entertaining.</li><li>Future-Ready: Flexible design elements that can adapt to the evolving needs of a growing family.</li></ul>This project reflects Davidson Building Group’s approach to truly custom builds – creating homes that are as individual as the people who live in them.[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=10 home_builder_image_fid=6431]<h2>About Davidson Building Group</h2>Founded in 1972 by Graeme and Bron Davidson, Davidson Building Group has built a reputation for excellence in residential construction. Their approach is characterised by:<ul><li>Client-Centric Service: Collaborating closely with clients to bring their visions to life.</li><li>Experienced Team: A dedicated team of professionals committed to quality and innovation.</li><li>Comprehensive Services: Offering design and build solutions, including knockdown rebuilds, extensions, and townhouse developments</li></ul>[smartcode_home_builder_cta:default home_builder_id=10]

Below are five designs that sit at the wider end of the Freedom range, each showing what more home for less can look like in practice.

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Freedom by Metricon, VIC

Five Freedom by Metricon designs for buyers who need the most from their block

Block width is one of the more practical filters when comparing house designs. It directly shapes how living zones are arranged, how much separation you get between spaces, and whether outdoor areas feel usable or leftover.Freedom by Metricon is Metricon's value-focused range, designed around delivering larger, more usable homes through considered design at a lower price point. The range currently spans 40 designs available to build across the state.Below are five designs that sit at the wider end of the Freedom range, each showing what more home for less can look like in practice.<h2>Amira 22</h2>12.5m minimum block widthCompact footprint with flexible internal zoningThe Amira 22 shows how the Freedom range approaches smaller footprints without reducing functionality.At just under 22 squares, the four-bedroom layout features a centrally positioned living zone anchored by a kitchen with walk-in pantry, complemented by an additional leisure area for added household flexibility. The main bedroom is located at the front, with secondary bedrooms grouped toward the rear, creating a clear separation between private and shared areas.[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=18 home_design_image_fid=12546]Elm facade on the AmiraA range of floorplan options, including converting the study into a butler’s pantry or additional living space, allows buyers to adjust the layout depending on priorities around zoning for a growing family, storage or entertaining.Recognised as the 2024 HIA “Best Volume Builder Display Home”, the Amira reflects how compact designs can still deliver a considered level of inclusions.Best suited for buyers working with narrower 12.5m blocks who still want four bedrooms and some flexibility in how internal spaces are configured.<h2>Santorini 29</h2>16m minimum block widthExpansive living tailored to the growing householdRecognised as an award-winning design, the Santorini reflects how efficient planning and considered inclusions can resonate with both buyers and industry bodies.At just under 30 squares, the four-bedroom layout delivers spacious open plan dining and family areas designed to seamlessly integrate indoor-outdoor living.[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=18 home_design_image_fid=12562]Summit facade on the SantoriniThe centrally positioned kitchen, complete with a walk-in pantry, anchors the home and connects directly to the dining and family zones, reinforcing a single, highly functional living core.The main bedroom is placed at the front of the home, separating it from the secondary bedrooms, while a range of outdoor room options allows buyers to extend the living area depending on block depth and budget.Rather than increasing overall footprint, the Santorini focuses on retaining key features, like a study, multiple living zones, and indoor-outdoor connection, within a more controlled build size.A compact total footprint with a 16m minimum width. Suited to buyers on standard suburban blocks who want a functional single-level layout without committing to a larger build.<h2>Arcadia 24</h2>12.5m minimum block widthHigh bedroom count within a single-storey layoutThe Arcadia 24 pushes density further, delivering five bedrooms within a single-storey footprint.At 24 squares, the design is structured around an open-plan living and dining zone that connects directly to an outdoor room, while the main bedroom remains positioned at the front with its own ensuite and walk-in robe. The fifth bedroom can be reconfigured into a sitting room, study, or expanded living area, depending on household needs.[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=18 home_design_image_fid=866]Yale facade on the ArcadiaThis approach allows the home to shift between accommodating larger families and providing additional shared space, without changing the overall footprint.For larger households or buyers prioritising bedroom count, particularly on narrower lots where double-storey isn’t preferred.<h2>Riva 35</h2>12.5m minimum block widthDouble-storey scale with extensive internal zoningThe Riva 35 delivers one of the largest footprints available on a 12.5m block, using a double-storey layout to maximise internal space.At over 34 squares, the design includes three separate living areas, a study, and an upstairs leisure zone. The main bedroom occupies a significant portion of the first floor, with additional bedrooms and shared spaces arranged to support larger or multi-generational households.[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=18 home_design_image_fid=12570]Yale facade on the RivaThe ground floor centres on an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area that extends to an outdoor room, while the entry introduces a sense of scale through an open void and optional front sitting or study space.Buyers on narrower blocks who still want a high number of living zones and separation between family members without moving to a wider frontage.<h2>Glendale 39</h2>14m minimum block widthExpanded double-storey layout with additional flexibilityThe Glendale 39 builds on the standard design by extending the overall footprint to just under 39 squares, offering additional flexibility for larger households.The core structure remains, multiple living zones across two levels, including a front sitting room, separate study, and an upstairs leisure area, but the increased size allows for further configuration through design options such as a fifth bedroom, butler’s pantry, and expanded outdoor living.[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=18 home_design_image_fid=9169]Nordic facade as displayed on the GlendaleThe layout maintains a clear distinction between shared and private spaces, with the ground floor focused on open-plan living and entertaining, while the upper level accommodates bedrooms and retreat areas.The largest design in this list on one of the narrower minimum widths. The volume of included rooms and design option depth suits buyers who want to configure a home to a specific household profile without starting from a custom build.<h2>Room to breathe and grow</h2>Filtering by block width gets you to a shorter list. The next step is understanding how each design uses that width, whether the floor area is prioritised toward living zones, bedrooms, or garage space. The number of squares and the configuration matter as much as whether the design fits the block at all.For Victorian buyers navigating rising land and construction costs, the comparison isn’t just price, it’s how much of the home is usable day to day.

As Melbourne's South East continues to flourish, property investors and homeowners are increasingly turning to dual occupancy developments to maximize land value and rental returns. 

Aspire Designer Homes

Aspire Designer Homes, VIC

TownLiving by Metricon

TownLiving by Metricon, VIC

SOHO Living

SOHO Living, VIC

Ancorp Homes

Ancorp Homes, VIC

Our Top Dual Occupancy & Townhouse Designs in Melbourne's South East [2025]

As Melbourne's South East continues to flourish, property investors and homeowners are increasingly turning to dual occupancy developments to maximize land value and rental returns.Here are some of the top builders specialising in dual occupancy and townhome projects in Melbourne's South East:1. Aspire Designer HomesAspire Designer Homes has built a strong reputation for delivering custom-designed townhouses and dual occupancy homes that blend architectural flair with practical function.With over 45 years of experience, they specialise in maximising land value through clever design solutions, particularly on challenging or sloping blocks common in Melbourne’s South East.Aspire Designer Homes offer end-to-end support from town planning to construction, ensuring a smooth, tailored experience for investors and homeowners alike.Why choose Aspire Designer Homes?Custom Home Designs: Tailored solutions that reflect the client's vision, ensuring each home is unique and personalized.Expertise in Challenging Terrains: Proven ability to design and construct homes on sloping or irregularly shaped blocks, maximizing land use and aesthetic appeal.Comprehensive Services: Offering a range of building services, including greenfield developments, renovations, and knockdown rebuilds, to meet diverse client needs.[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=208 home_builder_image_fid=7113]2. TownLiving by MetriconMetricon's TownLiving range offers architecturally designed townhomes that combine style, functionality, and affordability.These turnkey homes come with premium inclusions and are situated in some of Melbourne's most sought-after estates, such as Minta in Berwick and Lyra in Beveridge.Designed for low-maintenance living, these townhomes cater to a variety of buyers, including first-home purchasers, downsizers, and investors.Why Choose Metricon Homes?Comprehensive Services: From initial consultation to project completion, Metricon offers end-to-end solutions for townhouse developments.Design Versatility: A wide range of customisable designs to suit different lifestyles, block sizes, and investment goals.Proven Track Record: With decades of experience, Metricon has established itself as a trusted name in the Australian building industry.3. SOHO LivingSOHO Living is a prominent residential builder and developer in Greater Melbourne, known for delivering architecturally designed homes and townhomes that combine style, quality, and affordability.With a focus on creating vibrant, lasting communities, they offer a range of options suitable for various lifestyles and life stages.Why Choose SOHO Living?Architecturally Designed Homes: SOHO Living provides a wide selection of modern home designs, ensuring that each home reflects contemporary aesthetics and functional living spaces.Turnkey Inclusions: Their homes come with premium inclusions as standard, such as Caesarstone benchtops, European-inspired appliances, landscaping, and more, offering exceptional value without hidden costs.Display Homes Across Melbourne: Prospective buyers can explore SOHO Living's craftsmanship firsthand through their display homes located in various estates, including Smiths Lane in Clyde North and Averley in Nar Nar Goon North.[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=160 home_builder_image_fid=6758]4. Ancorp Building GroupAncorp Building Group is a family-owned and operated residential builder based in Cranbourne South, with over 50 years of combined experience in the building and construction industry.They are dedicated to delivering high-quality homes with a personal touch, ensuring each project reflects the client's unique style and requirements.Why Choose Ancorp Building Group?Expertise in Dual Occupancy: Ancorp Building Group offers tailored solutions for dual occupancy developments, helping clients maximise their land's potential and investment returns.Comprehensive Services: From design to completion, Ancorp Building Group provides end-to-end services, including custom homes, knockdown rebuilds, and house &amp; land packages across Melbourne's South East.Award-Winning Designs: Their commitment to excellence is evident in their award-winning floorplans and upcoming display homes, showcasing their craftsmanship and attention to detail.5. Mink HomesMink Homes is a family-owned and operated residential builder based in Essendon North, Melbourne. They specialise in crafting architecturally inspired, bespoke homes that blend functionality with contemporary design.With over 15 years of experience in the building industry, Mink Homes is committed to delivering high-quality homes tailored to their clients' unique lifestyles and preferences.[smartcode_home_builder:default home_builder_id=332 home_builder_image_fid=8409]Why Choose Mink Homes?Custom Dual Occupancy Solutions: Mink Homes offers tailored dual occupancy designs, including duplexes and townhouse developments, maximising land use and investment potential.Comprehensive Services: From initial consultation and design to construction and interior styling, they provide end-to-end services ensuring a seamless building experience.Client-Centric Approach: Mink Homes prides itself on its collaborative process, working closely with clients to bring their vision to life while maintaining transparency and integrity throughout the project.Getting Started with Your JourneyInvesting in a dual occupancy or townhome in Melbourne’s South East can be a strategic move to maximise your property’s potential.Partnering with experienced builders like those highlighted in this article helps ensure a smooth and successful development process. These builders bring the expertise and tailored services needed to help you generate rental income, accommodate family needs, and increase your property’s value.

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