Bardon
McVeigh Homes found great satisfaction in their engagement with this intricate heritage and new construction endeavor located in the picturesque locale of Bardon. Originally, the project site consisted of a single residence situated on a sizable parcel of land. The undertaking commenced with a strategic division of the land into two distinct plots, following which the original house was delicately relocated to occupy one of the newly established parcels. An extensive internal renovation of the house was meticulously carried out, while the exterior facade received a subtle yet tasteful rejuvenation. This revitalization preserved the timeless allure and magnificence of the structure, all the while adhering to the character preservation guidelines set forth by the Brisbane City Council.
Subsequently, a brand-new dwelling was erected from the ground up on the newly demarcated plot, with a firewall delineating the demarcation between the two residences. The construction of retaining walls was a pivotal facet of the project, essential for ensuring adequate drainage for both parcels and the creation of a level rear yard for each property. This landscape adjustment facilitated the installation of exquisite in-ground swimming pools, culminating in a project of utmost excellence.
The outcome stands as a testament to the superlative craftsmanship involved. Both residences exhibit entirely distinct exteriors, yet harmonize in a complementary and aesthetically pleasing manner. The clients expressed profound satisfaction with the results, underscoring McVeigh Homes' immense pride in their contribution to this remarkable project. Evidently, the remarkable achievements speak for themselves.
