PRICING

1. Size and layout of your home

The larger your home, the more it will cost to build. The layout of your home can also affect the cost, as certain features, such as vaulted ceilings or open floor plans, can be more expensive.

2. The specifications

The finishes and materials you choose for your home will also affect the cost. Higher-quality finishes, such as granite countertops or hardwood floors, will typically be more expensive.

3. Any modifications

If you want to make any modifications to your home’s design, such as adding a fireplace or a home office, this will also add to the cost.

The block of land you choose can also have a significant impact on the overall cost of building your new home.

1. Size and shape

A larger block of land will typically cost more than a smaller block. The shape of the block can also affect the cost, as irregularly shaped blocks may require more grading and site preparation.

2. Topography

A level block of land is ideal for building, as it will require minimal grading and site preparation. A sloping block may require some more extensive earthworks, which will add to the cost.

3. Soil conditions

The type of soil on your block of land can also affect the cost of construction.

4. Location

The location of your block of land can also affect the cost of construction. If your block is located in a remote area, it may be more expensive to transport materials and equipment to the site.

5. Services

The availability of services, such as electricity, water, and sewer, can also affect the cost of construction. If your block of land does not have these services, you will need to have them installed, which can add to the cost.

To put it simply, it’s never an accurate quote. Given the many factors that can influence the cost of a new home, we believe it’s more beneficial for our clients to speak with one of our New Home Consultants to get an accurate estimate. Our consultants will take the time to understand your specific needs and preferences and provide you with a personalised Provisional Sales Estimate. During your consultation, our New Home Consultant will discuss the following with you:

1. Your budget

We want to make sure your dream home is within reach. Our consultants will work with you to find a design that ticks your boxes.

2. Your lifestyle

We’ll ask about your family’s needs, wants and how you plan to use your home. This will help us guide you towards a home design that’s functional and comfortable for you.

3. Your preferences

We’ll discuss your style preferences and help you choose finishes and materials that you’ll love.

Speaking with an AUSMAR New Home Consultant is the best way to get an accurate estimate for your new home and ensure that you’re getting the most value for your money. Our consultants are passionate about home design and construction, and they can help you navigate the entire building process. Here are some of the benefits:

1. Personalised Service

Our consultants will take the time to understand your individual needs and preferences.

2. Advice

Our consultants are passionate about home design and construction, and they can help you make informed decisions about your new home.

3. Sales Estimates

Our consultants will provide you with a Provisional Sales Estimate for your new home. The estimate will give you something to work with so you can budget accordingly.

4. Peace Of Mind

Our consultants will work with you throughout your pre-construction journey, so you can relax and enjoy the experience of planning your new home.