Dual occupancySt Peters NSW
St Peters Semi-Detached House Renovation
A$1,300,000 · From public sources
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Dual occupancy · Carlingford NSW 2118 · 2026-01 completed
One block into two homes, a three bedroom at the front and another at the back
Posted by the owner310 m²52 weeks
A$1,150,000Reported by owner
GST included · land not included · a number the owner reported, not checked by the platform
The numbers on this house
- Type
- Dual occupancy
- Lot area
- 860 m²
- Floor area
- 310 m²
- Per square metre
- A$3,710 / m²
- Build time
- 52 weeks
- Approval path
- DA, council decides
What happened on this one
Sample data. One old brick house took up the whole block. It was replanned as two three bedroom dwellings, front and rear, each with its own entry and parking.
Key decisions
Front and rear suits this long narrow block better than side by side, and both homes get a yard of their own.
Sample data · the owner's account
The driveway is shared so the rear dwelling could keep the width of one more room.
Sample data · the owner's account
What the price covers
Included
- · Structure
- · External walls
- · Roof
- · Plumbing and electrical
- · Kitchen
- · Bathroom
- · Flooring
- · Driveway
Not included
- · Land
- · Design fees
- · Landscaping
- · Furniture
What went into it
- FacadeFace brick with painted sectionsSample Suppliernamed by the builder
- RoofConcrete roof tilesSample Suppliernamed by the builder
- WindowsAluminium double glazingSample Suppliernamed by the builder
- KitchenA 2700mm island with a quartz benchtopSample Suppliernamed by the builder
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