Start with the property
Every block is different. Its size, access, orientation and planning constraints need to be understood before settling on what is possible.
Dual Occupancy
More possibility.
The same sense of home.
Two homes on one block, delivered from initial concept through to occupancy approval. We bring the care of a custom build to each home, so both feel individual, comfortable and complete.
Discuss your project
Make more of your land.
Keep home at the heart.
You might be thinking about family, a change in lifestyle or the future of a property you already own. AJM’s dual occupancy work brings the care of a custom home to each dwelling. Nyah Street shows that approach in practice: two four-bedroom homes with separate entries, gardens and titles.
WORTH THINKING ABOUT
Give each home its own identity
Entrances, outlooks, privacy and outdoor space shape how a home feels. A successful pair needs to work for the people living in each one.
Think beyond the floor plan
Storage, materials and the connection between inside and outside matter just as much in a dual occupancy as in any individual home.
SEE THE APPROACH IN PRACTICE
Nyah Street
A single Keilor East block became two four-bedroom homes at Nyah Street, each on its own title. The project makes more of the land without losing sight of what matters to the people who live there: a welcoming entrance, generous shared spaces and a garden of their own.
Explore the projectCan any block accommodate two homes?
No. A proposal depends on the site and the relevant planning requirements, along with matters such as access, easements and title restrictions. An initial conversation is a starting point, not a planning approval.
Have you completed a dual occupancy locally?
Yes. Nyah Street in Keilor East was completed in 2023. You can explore the project, its two homes and their interiors in our portfolio.
What should I bring to our first conversation?
The property address, your reasons for considering the project and any plans or property information you already have. It’s fine if some decisions are still open.