The Barwon modular home is a two-storey house design that provides an ample living space and comes with our contemporary Cubehaus facade as standard.
This 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home has a large living room and separate theatre. It has a very spacious master bedroom with its own deck. It also has a large designer kitchen layout with butler's pantry including separate sink.
Furthermore, it comes with the option of a two-car garage and an outdoor area/deck.One of it's distinguishing features is that all the bedrooms are on the first floor so the ability to zone off the bedrooms from the living during the day is a great energy saver when heating or cooling as it is a large home.If you have a large family or you're looking for a spacious home with room to grow, entertain or do as you please, then the Barwon is perfectly designed for you!
Anchor Homes are leaders in designing, building and delivering transportable modular homes. For more than 25 years, we have been providing high-quality, cutting-edge, sustainable and innovative building solutions to Australian families.
Our transportable homes building system is fast, cost-effective and eco-friendly.Our transportable homes are built at our 12,000 square metre manufacturing facility in Stratford Victoria and then transported to your site anywhere in Victoria or NSW. Our advanced building method allows for reduced wastage and stringent supervision, assuring your new modular home passes all quality standards and exceeds your expectations.
At Anchor Homes, our unique prefabricated building solutions are suitable for a wide variety of housing projects. Our technology allows buildings to be delivered in up to half the time of traditional building methods achieving significant cost savings and a higher quality build finish.Our transportable homes are built using building modules.
Our standard design range includes homes ranging from one to four modules. However, we are not limited to this. Many of our clients choose to design their own home or customise one of our designs. This often means many of our modular homes are upwards of four modules. Modules are built on an engineered sub floor system with timber wall and roof construction. The modules are constructed with significant additional structural components designed to give each module more strength to counter the additional stresses imposed on the modules during transport. This in turn means that once on site, the bracing qualities of our homes are far superior to that of traditional construction.