The premise is simple. You knock down an old dwelling — one that is dated or dilapidated, too small or poorly designed — and build in its place a home that optimises the site and offers you all the space and inclusions your family needs. Unsurprisingly, knockdown-rebuilds are becoming an increasingly popular alternative for those who don’t want to move or embark on a major home renovation.
“There are many reasons why a knockdown-rebuild project can be the ideal solution for families seeking a lifestyle upgrade or simply more space to live. Renovating while living in the home can be a costly, disruptive and lengthy process, especially if the home is of an age where asbestos or lead may be present,” says Daniel Logue, General Manager, Fairmont Homes NSW.
“You could move and buy a new home, but many families steer away from this due to the stress of inspections, negotiations, rising house prices, and the likelihood of ending up with a home
