AusJu Design & Build

Residential · Knockdown rebuild · Toongabbie, NSW

Toongabbie Knockdown Rebuild

A five-bedroom two-storey family home designed to replace the former dwelling and make practical use of a generous Western Sydney site.

Photorealistic rendering of a contemporary cream-brick two-storey residence in Toongabbie at dusk

Project overview

The project removes the existing house and replaces it with a new detached residence planned through a coordinated CDC and construction-documentation process. The approximately 1,186 m² site allows the home to balance substantial family accommodation with clear setbacks, landscaped areas and a practical street arrival.

The ground floor brings together open-plan living, dining and kitchen areas, a separate lounge, guest bedroom with ensuite, gym, laundry, internal courtyard and double garage. Upstairs, the master suite, three further bedrooms, study and family retreat are arranged around the central stair and entry void.

BASIX commitments, rainwater collection, wet-area falls, smoke alarms, window protection, structural coordination and construction detailing are incorporated into the drawing set so the design can progress from approval to site with fewer gaps.

Project type
Knockdown rebuild · detached dwelling
Location
Toongabbie, NSW
Site
Approximately 1,186 m²
Accommodation
5 bedrooms · study · gym · multiple living areas · double garage
Status
Under construction
Services
Building design · CDC documentation · 3D visualisation · construction support
Construction progress photograph of the two-storey Toongabbie residence in July 2026

Design taking shape

From visualisation to construction.

The July 2026 site photograph shows the main façade proportions, cream brickwork, charcoal roof, deep eaves, balconies and central entry taking shape. External finishes, the garage door, paving and landscaping remain in progress.

Design priorities

  • Five-bedroom layout with a ground-floor guest suite
  • Open-plan kitchen, dining and living connected to covered outdoor space
  • Separate lounge, upstairs family retreat, study and gym
  • Central stair and entry void bringing light through the middle of the home
  • Integrated double garage and practical pedestrian arrival
  • BASIX, rainwater reuse and construction requirements coordinated in the drawing package