Apollo
2 bed 1 bath 60 m²
From $169,900*
Inverloch puts a bedroom at each end of a 9.8 × 6.1 m plan, with the bathroom between them, and opens the whole front into one living space: lounge, dining and kitchen, with a sliding door into the dining area.
The Inverloch is one of our recommended designs for Sunbury blocks. See local prices, council rules and estate guidelines in our guide to granny flats in Sunbury.
Working drawings, engineering, soil test, survey, 7-star energy report, building permit and home owners warranty.
Water, power, sewer and stormwater connected to your existing services, up to 12 m each.
Concrete waffle slab, steel frame and engineer-designed steel roof trusses.
Colorbond roof, fascia and gutters, with AAC panel walls in a render finish.
Double-glazed aluminium windows and sliding door, with flyscreens.
20 mm stone benchtop, 600 mm electric oven, ceramic electric cooktop and canopy rangehood.
Porcelain tiles, framed shower screen, back-to-wall toilet and chrome tapware.
Split-system air-conditioning, heat-pump hot water and LED downlights.
12 mm laminate floors, square-set cornices and two-coat paint throughout.
Plan with confidence: prices by bedroom, what’s included, and the rules for your block, in plain English.
Yes. The Inverloch is a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom granny flat of 60 m², measured to the outside walls, so it sits well within Victoria's 80 m² limit for a small second dwelling (raised from 60 m² on 15 October 2026). It measures 9.8 × 6.1 m.
From $169,900*, on a standard, level site with easy access. That includes plans, the building permit, our Signature Inclusions and service connections up to 12 m. After a free site inspection you get a fixed price for the Inverloch on your block, in writing.
The home itself measures 9.8 × 6.1 m. Your block also needs room for setbacks, a clear path from the street and private outdoor space for both homes. A free site inspection confirms whether the Inverloch fits and where it can go.
Yes. Since December 2023 anyone can live in a small second dwelling in Victoria, including a paying tenant. The Residential Tenancies Act 1997 applies, and renting can affect your capital gains tax position, so speak with your accountant.