Upmarket Homes in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory | Architectural designer

Upmarket Homes

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 2 6247 3570

Address: 7 Hall Street 2602 Canberra, ACT, Australia

Website: http://upmarketcanberra.com.au

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24.01.2022 This last month Canberra has seen an auction clearance rate of 64%. With Brisbane only experiencing 48%, whats making Canberra so steadily popular?

24.01.2022 How crucial this north-westerly facing window will be in creating a comfortable and energy efficient home. Perfectly heating the polished concrete slab and living space with its 3 meter high ceilings. #canberrabuilder #wearecanberra #cbr #bruce #innernorthcanberra #knockdownrebuild #newconstructionhomes #newhomes #buildersofinsta #canberrabuilders #canberraweekly #canberracustomhomes

23.01.2022 Is your home GreenSmart? Upmarket Homes is an accredited GreenSmart Professional, this recognises that we design and build our homes in a sustainable and environmentally friendly way. #wearecbr #greensmart #canberrabuilder #greensmartprofessional #designandbuild #hia

22.01.2022 BEFORE AND AFTER Everyone can appreciate a good before and after shot. These home owners wanted more space and an uplift to the front facade. ... We added a double garage to the front of the existing garage (now a rumpus room) and joined it to the house through the addition of a formal lounge. The basic veranda was transformed with the addition of a gable roof above the front door and garage, finishing the look with an update to the external finishes. See more

20.01.2022 CANBERRA REDS Nothing more authentic than recycled Canberra Red bricks supplied by Ritchies Recycled Bricks and Pavers

18.01.2022 GUEST BATHROOM The fun and sophisticated style for this guest bathroom is the perfect contrast to the sleek industrial feel through the rest of the home. #guestbathroom #canberrabuilder #wearecbr #rosegold #herringbonetile

15.01.2022 EARLY HANDOVER 6 and a half months from demolition to handover of the new 2 story custom built home. This includes 3 weeks Christmas shutdown & 2 weeks curing for polished concrete. Were as excited as our clients!... - Polished concrete flooring - Reclaimed feature brick, inside and out - Custom steel staircase with timber treads - 3m high ceilings - 6.7 EER Just to list a few of the custom details in this home.

13.01.2022 RECYCLE-RENEW The project has been a great example of how we can reuse recycled materials in the homes we build. Weve made recycled timber posts to tie in with the reclaimed bricks in this new home build at Bruce. #recycledtimber #masterbuilder #canberrabuilder #canberrarealestate #cbr #newhomebuilder #customhomes

13.01.2022 NEW LIFE, NEW HOME. When home owners have an idea, like using reclaimed brick as a feature wall in the entryway of there new home, we found the best possible way to make it work. Excited to see the finished product. #canberrabuilders #canberra #canberrabuilder #reclaimedbrick #taylorswindows #bruce #customhomescanberra #wearecanberra #cbr #entry

06.01.2022 Want a better then ZERO carbon footprint for your homes external cladding? @weathertexaus Natural cladding is 97% timber and 3% wax for water resistance. @weathertexaus have a large range of styles in the natural cladding and our new favourite is the weathergroove 75^ natural preprimed. #weathertex #ecohomes #preprimed #canberrabuilder #carbonnuetral #future

01.01.2022 Black never looked so good. A captivating new home with gloss black bricks and a feature yellow entry to welcome our lovely clients home. If you would like to know more about our Design and Build process, give Upmarket Homes a call or email us at [email protected]

01.01.2022 At $3.80 a day to run your home. Costs to build solar passive homes are starting to come down, but would you spend more now to reduce your living costs?

01.01.2022 BIS Oxford has forecasted that Australias housing market will increase steadily over the next 3 years, could the record low interest rate be what kicks that into gear. Could we be looking at a median price rise similar to what weve experienced in the past five years? https://www.abc.net.au//house-prices-will-rise-wi/11573638