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Choosing your home

Our new home consultants will help you decide on the perfect home for your lifestyle and will provide you with a proposal.

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Deposit

A $2000 commitment will get you on your way and finalise your plans.

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Preliminary plans

A set of working drawings will be presented to you to check over before we prepare your contracted plans.

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Style studio

This is the fun part! One of our colour consultants will guide you through the selection of your home’s colours, fixtures and fittings.

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Contract

Your new home consultant will guide you through the contract details before you sign your contract on that day.

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Construction begins

It’s time for us to get our hands dirty. We are now ready to start the construction of your new home.

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Move in

You are now the official owner of your new Geelong Homes home!
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Clarence 140

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If you’re looking for a home suitable for a sub-division, the Clarence 140 is a great choice.

With four bedrooms all coming off a central hallway, the Clarence 140 is a functional design that will appeal to young people sharing a home or families alike. The large master bedroom includes a walk-in robe and ensuite. The heart of this home is its open plan kitchen and living area which has plenty of natural light and is a good space to entertain friends. A European laundry and separate linen cupboard are conveniently hidden away within the hallway.

Inclusions as standard:

  • Colorbond Metal Roofing
  • Artusi Appliances
  • Clark Taps & Bathware
  • Haymes Paint
  • Gainsborough Hardware
  • Quality Carpet & Underlay
  • Designer Tiles
  • Professional Colour Consultation
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