Knockdown rebuildChatswood NSW
Demolished an old fibro house, rebuilt a four-bedroom two-storey house on the same site
Posted by the builderConfirmed by themA$780,000 · Builder reported
Knockdown rebuild · Bondi Junction NSW
Bondi Junction Modern Residential New Build in Conservation Area
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Same kind of job nearby, last two years: median declared cost A$981,880 (latest 628 applications)
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What happened on this one
The project is located within a conservation area. Following the demolition of a Victorian timber cottage that had suffered severe termite damage and structural instability, a single-storey residence was constructed. The front facade echoes the original Victorian style, while the rear gradually transitions to a more contemporary design, featuring a single-pitch roof and clerestory corridor that balances winter sunlight and thermal efficiency.
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