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FRD HOUSE DESIGNS
Building with FRD means getting a quality home that's built to last that has everything you need and nothing you don't.
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DUPLEX DESIGNS
Twice as nice
FRD's range of duplex designs offers investors and families flexibility to capitalise on their investment.
A duplex design consists of two separate homes built on a single block of land, sharing a common central wall but having individual entrances, amenities, and titles.
This design is a form of dual occupancy that maximizes land use and can provide benefits like financial investment opportunities, multi-generational living, or simply offering a more affordable housing option compared to a single-family home.
A duplex design consists of two separate homes built on a single block of land, sharing a common central wall but having individual entrances, amenities, and titles.
This design is a form of dual occupancy that maximizes land use and can provide benefits like financial investment opportunities, multi-generational living, or simply offering a more affordable housing option compared to a single-family home.
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BANKSIA RISE
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BANKSIA RISE - GREENBANK
House and Land Packages
Buying a house and land package is often simpler than buying land and a separate house, as you work with a single developer to complete both parts of the purchase.
Pre-selected land: The land is chosen for its location and amenities, and the home design is often selected to complement the lot, ensuring good orientation and adherence to developer guidelines.
Fixed pricing: Most FRD packages offer a fixed price, which can provide greater budget certainty and reduce the complexity of a new home build.
Buying a house and land package is often simpler than buying land and a separate house, as you work with a single developer to complete both parts of the purchase.
Pre-selected land: The land is chosen for its location and amenities, and the home design is often selected to complement the lot, ensuring good orientation and adherence to developer guidelines.
Fixed pricing: Most FRD packages offer a fixed price, which can provide greater budget certainty and reduce the complexity of a new home build.
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DUAL KEYS
FRD Dual Key Builds
A dual key design is a single property, with two completely self-contained dwellings under one roof and one title.
It's like having two homes in one, complete with separate entrances, kitchens, living areas, and bathrooms, allowing for both units to be rented out independently or used for extended family living.
This design offers flexibility and can be a good investment strategy for generating dual rental income on a single property, while still allowing for close proximity to family.
It's like having two homes in one, complete with separate entrances, kitchens, living areas, and bathrooms, allowing for both units to be rented out independently or used for extended family living.
This design offers flexibility and can be a good investment strategy for generating dual rental income on a single property, while still allowing for close proximity to family.
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HIGH SETS
A NEW HIGH
High set homes are a classic feature of Australian residential architecture, especially popular in Queensland and other subtropical regions.
Recognised for their elevated construction and airy design, these homes offer both functional and aesthetic benefits.
For homeowners considering new builds or house and land packages, understanding what a high set house is - and how it performs in certain locations - can help guide your decision.
This raised construction is a defining architectural element, originally designed to suit tropical and flood-prone environments. Today, it’s just as valued for its practicality as it is for its character and charm.
Recognised for their elevated construction and airy design, these homes offer both functional and aesthetic benefits.
For homeowners considering new builds or house and land packages, understanding what a high set house is - and how it performs in certain locations - can help guide your decision.
This raised construction is a defining architectural element, originally designed to suit tropical and flood-prone environments. Today, it’s just as valued for its practicality as it is for its character and charm.
