Can Mum and Dad live in this backyard?
The yard is already there. So is the equity from years of paying off the front house. What's left is three questions: does it fit, what's the number, and who says yes. This site answers them one at a time, on your screen.
Start with: does it fitFree, no account. Your numbers stay on your device.
Your yard. The journey draws the house into it.
Where would the money come from? Often it's already in the front house.
Plenty of families own a lot of house and not much spare income. Years of repayments have left real equity in the home, and that's what most families build their parents' place with. The number page shows the picture with two sliders: your numbers, on your device, sent nowhere.
It's a sum so you can picture it, not advice. The lender still decides.
Five steps. Each one draws another line.
It starts with the empty yard and ends with a place held in the build queue. Finish a step and its lines stay on the drawing.
The back house. Four plans, done properly.
One and two bedroom homes with a full kitchen, bathroom, laundry and private entry. Built on site, step by step. Not a prefab box off a truck.
- Self-contained, 1-2 bed
- Built on site
- Melbourne metro
The architect drawings are in: four plans, on the fit check. Pricing publishes when it's contract-accurate, never as 'from' prices.
The price comes after the land. Never before.
No 'from' prices. No approval buttons. No photos of other people's homes. A number goes up only when it matches the contract. And the written quote is yours. Take it to any builder and compare.
From your screen to your keys.
- Check the fit online
- We confirm it in person
- Fixed quote, in writing
- Send your file. The bank decides
- Hold your place (refundable)
- We build
Common questions
What does a back house cost?
The base price isn't published yet. It goes up once, contract-accurate, with the full inclusions list. What you can see today are two real numbers of your own: the equity in your front house, and the weekly repayment if you borrowed, on The number.
I own my home but my income is small. Is this realistic?
Often, yes. Years of repayments usually leave real equity in the house, and that's what most families build with. The number shows the picture in two sliders. A broker and lender make the actual call.
Will it fit my block?
Try the fit check. It takes about a minute. On your real block, we confirm boundaries and council rules in person before anything is promised.
Is this a granny flat?
Legally, a secondary dwelling. Practically, a small home: own kitchen, bathroom and front door, built to the same standard as any house.
Start with the yard.
A minute on the fit check tells you more than an afternoon of brochures.
Does it fit? See for yourselfNot ready yet?
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