This stunning statement home is perfectly suited to a family, with outlooks to parklands and trees to the front and the rolling fairways to the rear, with a strong focus on entertaining. The design is a modern take on a Hamptons-themed two-storey home boasting four bedrooms and five bathrooms. This spacious home exudes luxury living with ensuite bathrooms and walk in robes to each bedroom. The beautiful classic Hamptons style inspired kitchen is immaculate with features including stone benchtops, mirror-tone cabinetry, and subway tile herringbone splash back with LED strip light under the overhead cupboards, to highlight the beautiful elements of this feature. The heart of the home is the large family living zone that extends two stories high and ends with a wall of glass overlooking the pool, gardens, lake and then fairways.
The Colbinabbin Country Hotel Project was completed in three stages to revive this 100+-year old building. The largest of all stages, saw Bourke Builders undertake a major internal demolition of the rear of the building. All internal load bearing walls removed to open the two section up to the client’s modern needs. To improve energy rating a full re-roof took place with the inclusion of a new concrete slab throughout, plus new insulation in the roof/walls. All new modern service were run, including waste/air/data. A modern commercial kitchen designed and installed including a state-of-the-art cool room suitable for a new beer system. There was major involvement with all stakeholders and locals from the Colbinabbin community.
This home has been designed to entertain and accommodate a growing family, while providing the owners with a functional and appealing home. In contrast to the existing dwelling and area, this extension is modern and edgy but at the same time practical. Hidden away from the street façade, it is only as you approach from the side of the existing home that you are met with its grandeur. The use of modern materials compliments the extension and the staircase between the old and the new tie the two contrasting components of this home together. The combination of claddings, glazing and design are the key features that define the extension.
A period home close to the centre of town with no heritage overlays isn’t easy to find in a town like Castlemaine. The owners of this home, once a tiny, run-down two-bedroom cottage, were charmed by the property’s façade and its history. They opted to retain rather than demolish the existing house instead adding a large contemporary extension. Designed for entertaining, clever partitioning separates the original property with its private master suite and sitting room from the modern, Scandinavian-inspired extension where living, dining, kitchen (including wine cellar) and bathroom spaces open to a stunning outdoor living area including a pool and landscaped gardens.
This 100-year-old dwelling was renovated by demolishing and removing some of the existing double brick single dwelling. The clients wished to preserve the history of the original family home as well as blending the new works seamlessly with the old. The theme was minimalistic modern contemporary internally but matching the original period style character externally. Polished concrete floors were to meet the beautiful, replaced timber floors to bring the two centuries together. The four-metre ceilings are complemented with full height joinery which create a spacious feel. The outdoor area overlooks the swimming pool with the ability to close itself off to create a cosy atmosphere around the suspended outdoor fireplace.
Set opposite the vines of Balgownie Estate Winery, this modern gable contemporary home showcases a unique design suitable for most standard residential blocks. Architectural elements on display include polished concrete floors, three raked ceilings, custom raked windows, velux skylights and a soaring cathedral ceiling over the central open-plan kitchen living, dining area. Achieving an energy rating of almost 7 stars, this home not only makes efficient use of space, but also demonstrates the ability to achieve a high star energy rating for a well thought out contemporary design.
The airy, light-filled nature of the home is enhanced with face brickwork, rendered brickwork and timber, creating a wide covered porch and veranda emphasising the home’s width. The façade offers both fresh colour selections and materials and is immediately crisp and contemporary. The corner-butt (frame-free) windows in the front create an inviting atmosphere, inviting the guest into the home, and down-lighting and judicious use of timber complete the attractive picture. There are a variety of options so that the purchaser can tailor the home to their own needs.
The Delta 29MR is a home perfectly suited to growing families. Coming in at 29 squares, the Delta provides owners with an abundance of space. Featuring exceptional storage, from walk-in linens to broom cupboards, and something not normally found in a house of this size – a large butler’s pantry. The Delta features a new façade in our range, the Peak façade. The hero of this façade is the feature timber, made up of stained spotted gum. It is no doubt a modern look that provides a point of difference and real street appeal to the more discerning buyer. It is complemented well in contrasting fashion by the feature terrazzo tiling.
This beautiful family home blends effortlessly into the surrounding country landscape of the quiet riverside town of Bridgewater, almost as though it has been there for many years. The home features four bedrooms, two bathrooms each with their own bath, two living areas, including a large open-plan kitchen, dining, living area complete with walk-in pantry and convenient study nook. The main open-plan living area overlooks the rear farm paddock and fills the home with natural light. The hardwood wormy chestnut timber benchtops carried throughout the home along with provincial tapware and country profile doors, cabinetry, and architraves, further complement the country charm of this property.
Quality of construction and quality products were evident in the construction of this beautiful single storey home. Designed to accommodate the needs of a family for many years, the master bedroom has been cleverly located towards the front of the home and includes a large WIR and ensuite with double shower, and with the other three bedrooms located at the back. The large open plan living area provides plenty of living space, and outdoor living is premium with this design. The expansive alfresco area is perfect to entertain friends and family. This home is designed to complement family living whilst providing maximum flexibility. Style, space, and storage are paramount to this design.
This home has been designed to cater for today's busy family. The living zone is located centrally providing ease of access for all family members and for entertaining of guests. The kitchen cabinetry features modern matt black under-bench cabinetry combined with the warmth of timber overheads. The master bedroom features a functional ensuite along with a generous walk-in wardrobe housing beautiful custom joinery. Three additional bedrooms share easy access to the main bathroom, and each include ample built-in wardrobe storage. A separate study is included and a “drop zone” conveniently located close to the garage. Externally, the bamboo decking is low maintenance and pairs well with the recycled brick and timber post elements.
This stunning custom-built home has been designed to take full advantage of the irregular shaped allotment. The skillion designed façade presents modestly to the streetscape, allowing the spotted gum shiplap cladding and custom-made entrance door to stand out against the contrasting brickwork and scyon cladding. Upon entering the home, you are greeted with polished concrete floors, American Oak clad walls, private courtyard spaces, a soaring raked ceiling with custom windows and generous living areas opening out to the central pool location. With seven different rooflines, landscaped courtyard spaces, five different external cladding materials and a truly unique design, this home seemingly continues forever with unique custom detailing to surprise in every space.
This home features three main living areas - a parent retreat, kids retreat and an integrated kitchen, dining, living space. The innovative kitchen is the hub of this well-appointed family home. Features include integrated fridge, and dishwasher, walk-in pantry, and all the modern conveniences including an ornate stone sink. A stone fireplace is framed by two colonial style timber doors; the living room also boasts exposed timber beams, which are complemented by the polished concrete floors. that tie all these elements together.
This project called for the construction of a high-end contemporary home set into a slight embankment and taking advantage of the views of the surrounding landscape. This elegantly proportioned design makes room for everyone. Bedrooms at either end of the home which allow for great flow of zones with parents at one end and kids rooms at the other. With three brilliantly integrated living zones, four spacious bedrooms, a study, exquisite bathrooms and large hallways, this home is big in scale. The grandeur of the island bench acts as a central hub for this beautiful home. Generous windows and a raking ceiling in the main living area and kitchen bring the outdoors inside.
This stunning statement home is perfectly suited to a family, with outlooks to parklands and trees to the front and the rolling fairways to the rear, with a strong focus on entertaining. The design is a modern take on a Hamptons-themed two-storey home boasting four bedroom and five bathrooms. There are multiple living areas, a wine cellar, large staircase, feature void, and ample storage; subtle greys mixed with bold whites make this home classy with feature coffered ceilings, dado boards, and timber floors. A focus on the outdoor area, pool, lake, and golf course was a must, and include windows from floor-to-ceiling opening the rear of the house.
This luxury high end architecturally designed home of 47squares, was inspired by an image of a rundown chateau. While the clients adored the starkness of materials such as concrete and travertine, they also wanted to capture the warmth and functionality of a traditional home. Built on a sloping bush block, the Weatherboard clad house sits on a suspended slab and boasts two mirrored wings, linked with a glass vestibule. A polished concrete floating slab leads you to the linkway entry. The home has multiple outdoor entertaining areas, overlooking the stunning Macedon Ranges. The clever use of customised cabinetry and Barn Sliding doors draws on old world charm, creating elegant living areas.
This modern two-storey home oozes class and sophistication. Situated on Lake Boort, this home features spacious living, three outdoor entertaining areas, separate double garage, and infinity edge pool. This home has been designed so both levels are fully self-contained each consisting of a full kitchen and laundry. It has a staircase and lift linking the upper and lower levels. The lower floor also includes a rumpus, two bedrooms, bathroom with a separate water closet and storage room, with access to the stunning pool. The upper floor level features the main kitchen with walk-in pantry, living, dining, master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, another bedroom, bathroom, laundry, and study.
The project included turning an existing vacant block into three usable two-bedroom units with carports and easy access. The block was not easy as it had a steep slope, so heights needed be considered throughout construction. The units were part of an extension of the existing Tarrangower Village, within the same block. The units had to be similar in appearance and meet the historical overlay of Maldon. Access was very important, the design had to incorporate wheelchairs, motorized scooters, wider doorways, easy to clean and access wet areas and a fully functional kitchen with all the modern conveniences.
A key aspect of the sustainability of this home is the solar passive design utilising the inherent beauty and thermal performance of rammed earth walls. Air leakage was reduced by ensuring all external stud wall junctions were insulated and external windows and doors were also taped and sealed. A cantilevered roof on the north acts as both an aesthetically pleasing design feature as well as a functional undercover outdoor area that provides protection from summer sun and rain whilst allowing for excellent sun penetration during winter. The sun entering this area also provides warmth/thermal gain to an internal rammed earth wall in the passage off the living area. The water tank, carport and garage have been designed to provide natural protection from the afternoon sun in summer on the west for all living areas in the home.
The Colbinabbin Country Hotel Project was completed in three stages to revive this 100+-year old building. The largest of all stages, saw Bourke Builders undertake a major internal demolition of the rear of the building. All internal load bearing walls removed to open the two section up to the client’s modern needs. To improve energy rating a full re-roof took place with the inclusion of a new concrete slab throughout, plus new insulation in the roof/walls. All new modern service were run, including waste/air/data. A modern commercial kitchen designed and installed including a state-of-the-art cool room suitable for a new beer system. There was major involvement with all stakeholders and locals from the Colbinabbin community.
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