Unit developments
Transform your block into a profitable development
New homes aren’t all that we build at WA Country Builders. We’re equally at home designing and building residential developments, commercial developments, chalets, offices and retirement villages.
Development Types
House-behind house
Duplex
Triplex
Multi-unit site
NDIS/SDA
Case Studies
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Frequently Asked Questions
Developments
How long do developments take to build?
Here at WA Country Builders, we want you to be in your new home as soon as possible. The exact timeframe on the construction will vary depending on factors such as council approvals and your home design. Once construction begins, our team will guide you through the process, providing you with regular updates and an expected completion date.
What are examples of developments that WA Country Builders have designed and built?
Our team have been responsible for some exciting projects around the State including the Fox River Winery complex in Mt Barker, Kalbarri Golf Club, Albany Lifestyle Village and the Geraldton Mariners Commercial Complex, to name a few.
What is the difference between a house-behind-a-house and a duplex development?
Also known as a rear-strata development, rear-strata block or a battle-axe development, a house-behind-house development makes the most of backyard space. A duplex is a subdivision that allows for two homes to be built on the one master-titled piece of land.
What are the main types of multi-unit developments?
- House-behind-house
- Duplex
- Triplex
- Multi-unit site
Why choose WA Country Builders?
As an established, family-owned business with more than 30 years’ experience in building across regional WA, we know you deserve the best local advice, a wide choice of designs and building materials, great value and award-winning service.
Are WA Country Builders a member of the HIA?
WA Country Builders are proud members of the Housing Industry Association (HIA).
This means we are provided with industry news updates and publications, advice on frequently changing local and state government building regulations, training and professional development as well as legal and technical support. This assists us in delivering a high-quality service across all areas where we build.
