Knock down rebuild

When building a knock down rebuild why not design a spacious walk in robe. Here is a perfect example of a custom walk in robe with plenty of storage and hanging space.
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Nearly finished at Doncaster, just getting ready for the driveway to be poured. This home is a custom built 38 s/q 4 bedroom home with a modern façade detail with a feature skillion roof.  
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Montmorency knock down rebuild ready for the concrete to be poured.
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Another knock down rebuild completed with amazing finishes and very happy clients. 39 s/q of entertaining and living spaces with grand sized bedrooms, a customized version of Berstan Homes Beaumont 35.
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Lighting in your kitchen can often be boring so why not add a feature cluster light to create interest. These lights are available at any good lighting stores.
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One of our knockdown rebuilds in Doncaster is getting close to completion. Driveway and landscaping to go.
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When designing your new home and you are looking for some cold looking elements, blacks and white, you can easily warm the room by using timber.
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Getting the run around with your builder? First spoke to sales consultant one, then you got passed over to consultant two, then he couldn’t help so you were then transferred to consultant three who still couldn’t work out what you wanted to know, so it was off to consultant four! By the end of this process you had lost 6 weeks and your patience. Save all the headaches, just come and talk to Berstan Homes, where you will talk directly
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By designing a kitchen with a slim line window, it not only allows light in but lets the garden view into your home.
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Over the years I have heard and answered thousands of questions regarding knockdown rebuilds in Melbourne. I have compiled some of the common questions asked for anyone contemplating doing a knockdown rebuild. What the first step is? A feature survey and soil test is a great start because this will give the builder and designer a great in site into your lands fall (slope) and soil type for structural engineering purposes. What would it cost? It would depend on the
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