A mother knocks down her old house with her daughter to build three new double-storey townhouses in its place. One is for the mother, one is for the daughter, and the third one is sold to make a return on the owners’ investment.
- The project allowed both the mother and the daughter to stay in the same neighbourhood they used to live in, staying close to each other while living independently.
- It also reduced the amount they needed to borrow while maximising their profit potential by turning an old, worn-out three-bedroom house into three architecturally designed double-storey townhouses.
- The third townhouse was sold post construction, achieving an outstanding return on investment for the mother and daughter duo.
Each of the three townhouses were 2 bedrooms and included
- Separate main bathroom
- Powder room downstairs
- European style Laundry
- Open plan Kitchen/Meals/Living
- Outdoor alfresco space
- Single garage
- Exterior: Merbau timber deck, Lawn, Garden beds, Water tank, Clothesline
- Conventional/Raft concrete slab
- Acrylic Rendered Hebel panels cladding to ground floor, metal and cedar cladding to the first floor
- Metal roof
- uPVC windows (Eurotech)
- Square set plaster
- Laminex kitchen
- Caesarstone benchtops
- Fisher & Paykel appliances
- Panasonic Split system Heating & Cooling
- Engineered timber flooring to common areas
- 100% wool carpet to bedrooms
- Floor to ceiling tiles in bathrooms
- Mosaic tile feature walls
- Mixer taps
- Cedar cladded entry doors
- Exposed aggregate driveway
- Landscaped Gardens