
Why not just buy something ready to go rather than going through the process of building? There are a number of reasons why building on your existing property is sometimes the better approach to take.
From financial reasons to lifestyle choices, it is important to consider all the factors when deciding which approach best suits you.
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Do you love your neighbourhood but crave a modern, functional home? Maybe your existing house feels outdated or simply doesn't meet your family's needs. A knockdown rebuild might be the perfect solution!


If you are considering a knockdown rebuild, there are a few things you need to be aware of. While, in many ways, the process is similar to a standard new build, there are a few key differences. Here we look at what those are and the things you need to consider when planning a knockdown rebuild project.
At Carmel Homes, we believe that when it comes to your home, there should be no compromises. That's why what we call "standard" is what most others call their "premium" range. Come see why we are considered one of Melbourne's most respected builders.


A knockdown rebuild project can overcome all these issues, helping you create the home you have always wanted. It gives you the best of both worlds – the exact design you want in the exact location you want. And all it takes to get it is a strong vision, a little creativity, and some careful planning. We go over the main things you need to think about when coming up with your knockdown rebuild plans.

Knocking down your existing home and rebuilding on the same block can be an exhilarating endeavor, offering the chance to fashion your dream home in whatever location you wish. However, amid the excitement, it's crucial to grasp the financial implications entailed in such a transformative project. From sizing up the scale and complexity of the build to navigating local regulations and approvals, the costs associated with knockdown rebuilds are multifaceted and contingent upon numerous factors.
Carmel Homes Standard Inclusions in every
Knockdown and Rebuild Home

Solid stone splashback
Solid stone benchtops
2-pac emporite cabinetry
Miele appliances
European oak chevron parquetry
Kitchen chandelier pendants
Butler kitchen
Custom cabinetry design
Kitchen Inclusions
Double glazing in all external doors and windows

Bathroom Inclusions
2-pac emporite cabinetry
Solid stone benchtops
Floor to ceiling quality porcelain tiling
Fitted feature mirror
Villeroy & Boch undermount basins
Freestanding feature bathtup
Double glazing in all external doors and windows
Quality porcelain tiled floors
LED illumined recessed bathtub shelf
Grohe tapware
methven shower rail set

European oak chevron parquetry
Picture frame strapping plaster moulding
Double glazing in all external doors and windows
Feature bulkheads and delux cornices
Feature chandelier
Extensive inbuilt air-conditioning and heating
Custom inbuilt 2pac emporite cabinetry
Solid stone benchtop
3000mm high ceilings
Living Rooms Inclusions
Security system

Exterior Inclusions
Concrete tiled roof
Double glazing in all external doors and windows
Brick veneer rendered ground floor
Custom designed modern and classic facades
Remote controled garage door
Custom wrought iron entrance door
Custom front fence
Aggregate concrete feature driveway
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Here we share our tips on picking the perfect property to knockdown and rebuild. We look at what you should be focusing on and what to watch out for. We also share the best places to find more information and where to turn for advice.


Designing your new house can seem like an incredibly daunting task. There are a lot of decisions to make and little details to think about. You also want to make sure you do not miss anything and that everything is absolutely perfect.
Carmel Homes - Knockdown & Rebuild
Camberwell
1129 Toorak Road

HOME OWNER KNOCK DOWN & REBUILD GUIDE

There are many good reasons knockdown rebuilds have become a popular choice for those looking to build a new home. But despite this, some still worry that the extra steps involved in these projects mean they will be too expensive. They also believe that, due to the added cost, a knockdown rebuild may not be worth the time or money.