Time and budget blowouts have long been accepted as a frustrating but unavoidable part of building a new home. However, with innovative methods such as modular construction disrupting the industry, it’s now possible to build a quality, affordable home in half the time of traditional on-site methods.

In our latest Project Focus article, we’re sharing a beautiful and stylish beach house located in Rye on the Mornington Peninsula.

The Shoreham 19 design was the perfect fit for our clients, who were looking for a spacious and modern design for their holiday rental. The design is ideally suited to the block and surrounds, and some well-chosen upgrades have further elevated the home to something special. This is what the home owners have to say about their completed home-

Prefabricated construction methods have been used to build residential and commercial buildings around the world for over 100 years. While the main attraction of prefab was once purely the economical and time-saving benefits, today, they are also stylish, modern and can be custom designed to suit your every requirement.

Recently, 3D-printed homes have entered the discussion as an alternative affordable housing option. Anchor Homes does not currently offer 3D-printed homes as a service, however, the technology certainly has the potential to disrupt the industry in the near future.

So, when it comes to quality, fast-built affordable housing, can 3D-printed homes compete with modular homes?

In this article, we’ll discuss the similarities and differences between the two methods to help you understand which is the best option for you.

So, you’ve decided to build a new modular home, and you’ve narrowed it down to two designs – The Hampton 14 and Shoreham 14. Both include many great features and offer modern, spacious and stylish living at an affordable price – so which will you go for?

It’s definitely a tough choice! While both homes have the same floor area, there are a number of clear and subtle differences between the two that can help sway your decision. In this article, we’ll compare the two, to help you decide which is the best fit for your location, lifestyle, and family.

When you build a new home, getting your design right from the start is a must. It’s no secret that your floorplan, exterior and colour scheme are important, but it’s often the inclusion of some well-chosen features that really make your new home special.

In this article, we’ll share some smart, practical and beautiful features that will enhance your lifestyle and add value to your home. From energy efficiency and low maintenance, to clever use of space and outdoor living, these are the things our customers request most when designing their new homes.

So, read on to find out our top 5 most requested features – and be sure to add them to your wish list!

The exterior of your home is the first thing you’ll see when you arrive home every day – so creating a design that reflects your personal style and makes you happy is a must.

Your choice of façade, cladding and colour come together to give your new home its character. Whether contemporary, modern or traditional, your exterior should blend in with the surrounds, match well with your interior and give your home street appeal. It must also meet any regulatory requirements such as heritage guidelines or BAL rating specifications.

So how can you achieve this? In this article, we’ll share some tips and hints on creating an exterior that you love.

Have you ever walked into a home and been surprised by how spacious it felt? A room that is open, airy and bright is inviting and often looks and feels much bigger than it is.

So, how can you recreate this same sense of space in your own modular home?

The good news is, that you don’t need to build a large house to achieve it. By adding some simple but effective design features, you can capture that modern, breezy atmosphere and sense of space in even the smallest of homes.

In this article, we’ll share some simple but effective design tips that will help you make your home feel bright, breezy and spacious.

When you build a new home, there are some tough decisions to make. It’s unlikely you’ll have a budget that stretches far enough to include everything you’d like to have – but that doesn’t mean you can’t end up with a home you’ll love.

Flexibility is an essential part of the building process and knowing when to compromise and when to stick to your guns is the key to success. Look closely at your priorities and be flexible with things that can be changed down the track without too much inconvenience or expense.

However, there are certain things that are important to get right from the start – here, we’ll look at 5 key things you shouldn’t compromise on when building your new home.

Our latest Project Focus article showcases a stunning home we’ve recently completed in Buxton, situated in the Yarra Valley, Victoria.

Our clients based their floorplan around the Hampton 14 design, working with our team to customise their new home to perfectly match their needs.

Beautiful on the inside and out, and designed to make the most of the surrounding views, this gorgeous home is the ideal blend of style and comfort. Read on to discover some of the highlights.

If you’re in the early stages of building a modular home, you may be asking yourself what comes first: buying land or choosing your house design?

This is a common question, and while there is no definitive answer, the best choice for you will depend on your priorities. There are some compelling arguments for buying your block first, but there are also situations when choosing your design first is the smarter option.

Here are some important considerations that will help you decide if land or design should come first for you.

If you’re building a large 4- or 5-bedroom home, chances are, you’re on the lookout for clever design tips to help you create your ideal space. Browsing magazines or online images is a good place to start, but nothing beats a look inside a recently completed home to gain practical and unique ideas.

Here, we’re sharing two of our favourite 4- and 5-bedroom modular home projects. Both these stunning and spacious coastal homes have been customised to suit the needs of their occupants and include many small and large design features that add style, substance and luxury.

So, read on and be inspired!

If you’re building a new modular home, you’ve probably spent many hours comparing floorplans to make sure you find the perfect fit. But have you put the same time and effort into finding the right block?

Your choice of block is just as important as nailing your floorplan and choosing the right builder. Get it right and there’s a good chance your build will go smoothly. But get it wrong and it can result in a very costly budget blowout.

So how do you avoid buying a bad block? Read on to find out.

When you choose to build a modular home, there are endless possibilities available to help you create your dream. The location, land, and design can all be handpicked to suit your needs exactly - and a key consideration here is deciding between a one-storey or two-storey house.

The best option will depend on the size of your block, the outlook, your budget, and your family’s unique requirements. Here, we’ll discuss the key factors to consider when deciding if one or two-storey is the right fit for you.

If you’re like most people who are building a new home, sticking to your budget is a must.

We’ve all heard stories of budget blowouts, from small and manageable to major and disastrous – but thankfully, this can be avoided. The thought of costs spiraling out of control can be a deterrent to potential home builders, but with the right strategy you can ensure your finances stay on track.

In this article, we’ll share some tips to help you choose the best builder, quote, design, and contract for your new home project, so it goes smoothly from start to finish without the stress of a budget blowout.

Building a new 3-bedroom home and looking for design ideas? Whether you’re in the early stages of your journey, or are just finalising the finishing touches, a great place to find inspiration is to look inside real-life homes built by real people like you.

In this article, we’re featuring four stunning 3-bedroom modular home projects that are sure to get you excited. Modern, stylish and with plenty of wow factor, each home showcases what is possible when you choose a floorplan that fits your needs and add your own spin to make it truly yours.

You’ve found the perfect piece of land and chosen your ideal house design – now it’s time to decide where to position your new modular home on your block.

The right location to build will depend on the features, aspect and accessibility of your land. In this article, we’ll share the key factors to consider when finding the perfect position to build your new home.

If you’re lucky enough to build on a larger block, when it comes to choosing a modular house design, the possibilities are endless. But sometimes having too many choices can be a little overwhelming!

To help you narrow it down to a shortlist of your favourites, we’ve compiled 3 of our most popular modular house designs for larger blocks.

If you’re considering alternatives to conventional building, there are two main options: modular or kit homes. And while both utilise off-site construction methods, they are quite different in the way they are priced, delivered, and installed on site.

So, how do you decide which method is the best fit for your new home build? Here, we’ll explain 5 key differences between modular and kit homes to help you make an informed choice.

Our latest Project Focus article features a stunning modular home we recently completed in Metung, in East Gippsland, Victoria.

Our clients chose a customised version of our Hampton 19 design which included a few modifications to the floorplan to suit their needs.

Here are some of the key features and highlights of this beautiful coastal home.

With narrow blocks becoming more and more common in the cities and suburbs, the demand for house designs that maximise space is on the rise.

If you are purchasing a narrow block, you don’t have to compromise on your dream home. It’s quite possible to find a design that has all the features you need, feels spacious and even includes room to enjoy the outdoors.

In this article, we’ve handpicked three modular home designs that are suited to a narrow block. Each includes clever design features that allow you to make the most of your available space and enjoy some of the luxuries you’d only expect to find in a larger home.