Custom homes
in Seaford
We've built here. Our completed Seaford home is a single-level contemporary family house with dark Axon cladding, handed over in under six months. If you're planning a new home or a knockdown rebuild in Seaford, you can see what we deliver on a Seaford block.
A Seaford home,
built to be lived in
Seaford sits in the City of Frankston, between Carrum and Frankston, a short drive from our Carrum Downs office. Whether you're replacing an older home on an established block or building new, the questions are the same: what the block allows, what council needs, and how the house will sit on the land.
Some Seaford blocks sit on low-lying land near waterways and wetlands, where flood-related planning overlays can apply. We check the overlays, and the flood information for your block, before we draw anything, so there are no surprises at permit stage.
Built Here Before
Our Seaford home was completed in 2024. You can read how the build went, see the finished rooms and hear from the owners on its project page.
Frankston Council Checks
Seaford is in the City of Frankston, which has its own tree protection local law and planning overlays. We check both on your block before design starts.
Premium Inclusions
Caesarstone, Fisher & Paykel, James Hardie, Smeg. The finish level a Seaford family actually wants to live with, as standard.
Tim On Every Build
Tim ran our Seaford build personally. The owners describe him as "very responsive since completing the build".
Seaford, single level, under six months.
A single-level contemporary family home with bold dark Axon cladding, a curved stone benchtop at the heart of the kitchen, a built-in solid fuel fireplace and a separate living room for movies and family time. Outside, there's plenty of land for the kids to roam.
Nick and Micala told us: "We haven't had any defects other than some minor touch-ups and Tim has been very responsive since completing the build."
Building in
Seaford?
The questions we hear most from Seaford families before they commit.
Have you built in Seaford?
Yes. Our single-level contemporary home in Seaford was completed in 2024 and handed over in under six months. The full story, photos and the owners' testimonial are on the Seaford project page.
What council covers Seaford?
Seaford is in the City of Frankston. Frankston has its own Tree Protection Local Law and applies planning overlays, including the Significant Landscape Overlay in some areas, so it's worth checking both before you buy or design. We cover the council's rules in more detail on our Frankston page.
Can I knock down and rebuild in Seaford?
Often, yes. It depends on the block, the zone and any overlays. Some Seaford blocks sit on low-lying land where flood-related overlays can apply, and tree rules can affect what you can remove. We check all of this on your specific block before you commit to a design. Our knockdown rebuild guide explains the process.
How long does a Seaford build take?
Our completed Seaford home was built in under six months. Design, approvals and, for a knockdown rebuild, demolition come before that, so the full journey from first conversation to handover is longer. Our timeline guide breaks down each stage.
Building in Seaford?
Let's talk.
Book a free, no-obligation chat with Tim. Tell us about your block in Seaford, your vision and your budget.