Loft Home

Maximise your space with modern two-storey living. Ideal for families who want privacy, functionality and strong street appeal.

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What makes a
Loft in a Home?

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A single storey home is a freestanding house designed across one level. With no stairs, these homes are ideal for easy living, flexibility and future-proofing. Whether you are building your first home or downsizing, single storey homes remain a popular choice for families, investors and retirees alike.

Known for their open layouts, seamless transitions between zones and easy access to outdoor living, these homes offer great value for money. They are also highly adaptable, with options to suit narrow blocks, larger families or downsizers.

Why Choose
A Loft Home?

Loft-style homes offer a distinctive look and flexible living, making them a popular choice for modern families, couples and downsizers alike. Here’s why they stand out:

Clever use of space 
Gain extra living or storage space without needing a full second floor.
Architectural appeal  
Loft designs create high ceilings, unique lines and modern interior volume.
More natural light 
Open-plan layouts and elevated voids help bring more sunlight indoors.
Suited to narrow or sloped blocks 
A great option for smaller lots while still offering functional extra space.

Barossa Series

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floor plan size

287SQM

The Barossa Series

Brunello Series

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floor plan size

320SQM

The Brunello Series

Grenache Series

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floor plan size

249SQM

171SQM

366SQM

The Grenache Series

Loft Home FAQs

Got questions about building a loft-style home?
We’ve answered the most common ones to help you feel confident moving forward.

A loft home design includes a raised or elevated space, often above the garage or part of the ground floor, used for extra bedrooms, living zones or storage. It offers more usable space without building a full second storey.

No. A loft is typically a partial upper level that does not span the full footprint of the home. It adds space but does not meet the definition of a full second level.

Yes. Many lofts are used as bedrooms, studies or guest spaces depending on the design and ceiling height.

Absolutely. Loft designs are ideal for narrow or compact blocks where extra space is needed without increasing the ground floor area.

In most cases, yes. Loft homes often require fewer structural components than a full double storey build, which can reduce costs.

Most lofts require a minimum ceiling height of 2.2 to 2.4 metres in the raised area to comply with building codes and provide comfortable use.

Loft Home

What makes a Loft in a Home?

Work with an Award-Winning Design Team

Why ChooseA Loft Home?

Barossa Series

The Barossa Series

Brunello Series

The Brunello Series

Grenache Series

The Grenache Series

Loft Home FAQs

What is a loft home design?

Is a loft considered a second storey?

Can a loft be used as a bedroom?

Are loft homes suitable for small blocks?

Do loft homes cost less than double storey homes?

How much ceiling height is required for a loft?

What makes a
Loft in a Home?

Work with an
Award-Winning Design Team

Why Choose
A Loft Home?