The Argyle | Classic

The Argyle Classic home gives you a slight alternative to the Argyle Original – you can build a beautiful home based on the original, while keeping affordability in mind.
While it can be loved by homeowners on suburban corner lots, we believe the design shines best in rural or semi-rural settings, due to the floor-to-ceiling windows in the central living area designed to capture stunning views and create a harmonious connection with nature.
With the Argyle Classic you can enjoy a charming alfresco area, perfect for relaxing and taking in the country air, or for entertaining. In fact, the whole home provides a peaceful and serene environment where you will easily feel at home in the natural surroundings. From the winter room, to the summer living area, this home provides space, privacy, and unique living areas.
We understand the importance of creating a home that caters to everyone, including the little ones. The children will be delighted with bedrooms large enough for all their toys and gadgets.
If you have guests over, bedroom 4 doubles as a perfect guest room, while the activity area can transform into a second TV viewing space, a place for computers, or a playroom for younger children. Conveniently, these rooms are located next to a bathroom and laundry equipped with quality features.
Our home theatre area has been thoughtfully placed near the open-plan living space, ensuring easy access and a seamless flow between the two areas. The versatility of this space allows it to serve as a bunkroom, giving you even more options for a holiday home.
The home has been skilfully divided into two zones, with a master suite, home theatre, and study at one end and the secondary bedrooms at the other. Providing even more privacy between these two zones is an activity room, second bathroom and laundry.
In the heart of our home, the kitchen is designed to promote seamless communication between everyone. We’ve taken care of every detail, including a cleverly integrated exhaust fan discreetly concealed by an upstand to partially screen the kitchen benchtop.
This home embodies the essence of a homestead house.