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NatHERS energy ratingHolds a comfortable temperature with less heating and cooling, which can mean lower energy bills.
Two levels. Clear zones.
Ground floor on the left, first floor on the right. Shown: the Oakridge layout.
The case for a townhouse
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Room for a family.
Living downstairs, three bedrooms upstairs.
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One home or a whole street.
Build one on your land, or several across a site, just like Oakridge.
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Grouped sites.
The same format can repeat across selected sites and development releases.
Inside the Townhouse. Three interior styles.
Step inside. Same rooms, three moods.
Bright, calm, and easy to furnish.
A larger Bonsai form.
Oakridge shows one way to use the Townhouse.
Oakridge on Carrington is a live example of the townhouse format across a complete site. The same home format can also start as a single private home conversation.
Explore Oakridge→Tech specs
- Storeys
- 2
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
Townhouse notes
- Format
- Two-storey townhouse
- Best fit
- Private homes, family sites, and selected development releases
- Structure
- The same engineered steel structure Bonsai uses across every home it builds
Specifications are subject to change without notice. The scope, appearance, and inclusions of your home are defined solely by your written proposal and building contract.
Built to last. Engineered to perform.
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NCC building classThe same building class as a house: built to the same structural, fire and energy standards, through the same building and occupancy permits.
Start a Townhouse conversation.
Tell us whether this is for your own home, Oakridge, or a future site.