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Australian Suburbia: 70s Family Home
Australian Suburbia: 70s Family Home
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Australian Suburbia: 70s Family Home
A home trapped in time with forty years' experience raising families.
This home was built in an Australian suburb in 1978 to accommodate the growing McClennan family. Bill (a gardening and nectar enthusiast) and Dot McClennan passed it down to their eldest son, Mick, when they relocated to a retirement village in 2004. Except for the addition of a computer to the office, this house has remained largely unchanged since it was built. Will you fall in love with its passé charm and raise your own family, or renovate it to bring it into the twenty first century?
I'm not sure how uniquely Australian it is, but I built it from my memories of various family members' houses. They always had a mishmash of 50s and 60s leavings with a big dab of garish green shag, orange tiles, textured wallpaper, and brushed-bronze fixtures. And it may be somewhat of an anomaly, but I did know a big wine enthusiast who had a cellar under his shed—I often find houses like this have hidden quirks.
Specifications
Lot Size: 30x30
Price: 129,451(f); 82,081 (uf)
5 Bedrooms (incl. study + nursery - master with walk-in robe + ensuite)
4 Bathrooms (incl. ensuite + outdoor bathroom)
2 Living areas
Kitchen
Dining
Laundry
Single garage
Sun room
Entertaining area (BBQ + preparation)
Verandah
Pool
2 Separate yards
Utility Shed
Vegetable garden
Cellar and nectary
Required Custom Content
ModernLine Windows Set by hudy777DeSign: make sure you obtain the latest version
Notes
As stated above, two of the five bedrooms are set up as a study/office and a nursery. You can convert these rooms to one single and one double bedroom.
The garage was created with the foundation tool to avoid the garage door getting the lighting error. Make sure to enable moveObjects on when placing objects in the garage.
A home trapped in time with forty years' experience raising families.
This home was built in an Australian suburb in 1978 to accommodate the growing McClennan family. Bill (a gardening and nectar enthusiast) and Dot McClennan passed it down to their eldest son, Mick, when they relocated to a retirement village in 2004. Except for the addition of a computer to the office, this house has remained largely unchanged since it was built. Will you fall in love with its passé charm and raise your own family, or renovate it to bring it into the twenty first century?
I'm not sure how uniquely Australian it is, but I built it from my memories of various family members' houses. They always had a mishmash of 50s and 60s leavings with a big dab of garish green shag, orange tiles, textured wallpaper, and brushed-bronze fixtures. And it may be somewhat of an anomaly, but I did know a big wine enthusiast who had a cellar under his shed—I often find houses like this have hidden quirks.
Specifications
Lot Size: 30x30
Price: 129,451(f); 82,081 (uf)
5 Bedrooms (incl. study + nursery - master with walk-in robe + ensuite)
4 Bathrooms (incl. ensuite + outdoor bathroom)
2 Living areas
Kitchen
Dining
Laundry
Single garage
Sun room
Entertaining area (BBQ + preparation)
Verandah
Pool
2 Separate yards
Utility Shed
Vegetable garden
Cellar and nectary
Required Custom Content
ModernLine Windows Set by hudy777DeSign: make sure you obtain the latest version
Notes
As stated above, two of the five bedrooms are set up as a study/office and a nursery. You can convert these rooms to one single and one double bedroom.
The garage was created with the foundation tool to avoid the garage door getting the lighting error. Make sure to enable moveObjects on when placing objects in the garage.
