At Glenvill, we have a simple promise. To be never ordinary. This means we don't settle for the conventional way of working, just because it's 'how things are done'. You see, home builders used to outsource critical functions like architecture and interior design. This made little sense to us. So, we decided to move everything in-house.
Because we found that drawing from the shared know-how of an A-team of talented collaborators - all managed as one - let us do better work, create a more streamlined, flexible and creative process, and above all, keep costs down. And while this may sound like common sense today, in our industry it was anything but.
Because we found that drawing from the shared know-how of an A-team of talented collaborators - all managed as one - let us do better work, create a more streamlined, flexible and creative process, and above all, keep costs down. And while this may sound like common sense today, in our industry it was anything but.
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A Glenvill home is anything but ordinary, and our bespoke process shows precisely why. Beginning with the freedom of the blank page, you'll first work with our design team to discover and define your vision, and then with our veteran construction team to realise it. The entire process from brief to build is managed in-house - so there's no to-ing and fro-ing between contractors.
Collection offers a rare combination: high-quality artistic designed homes that fit both your budget and your timeline. How is this possible? The answer lies in extensive planning - backed by Glenvill's six decades of excellence. Custom made for inner-city living, Collection homes are created to fit into urban blocks without the need for planning and R&Cs.
The Minimalist Abode (AB) is a compact, efficient and carefully scaled residence of over 42 squares. The base plan has four bedrooms, three living spaces and a lower floor study, making it the perfect home for family life. Design options include the choice to add ensuites to all bedrooms, a larger laundry or even a drop zone.
The Urban Habitat (UH) is a sleekly crafted floor plan designed to fit a 12.5-metre-wide site - without compromising on the features you've come to expect from our other designs. The UH's base plan has three living spaces and four bedrooms, but as always, you have options for design.
Depending on your needs, the UH allows for changes like giving each bedroom an ensuite, increasing the size of the main bedroom's ensuite and walk-in robe, or creating an entry with a magnificent, two-storey void.On top of room-specific design options, this plan allows you to flip the rear living area, alfresco, stairs, and garage as required - meaning the UH isn't limited by site orientation.
Depending on your needs, the UH allows for changes like giving each bedroom an ensuite, increasing the size of the main bedroom's ensuite and walk-in robe, or creating an entry with a magnificent, two-storey void.On top of room-specific design options, this plan allows you to flip the rear living area, alfresco, stairs, and garage as required - meaning the UH isn't limited by site orientation.
Reviews (5)
Jacquelyn Bromilow
Sep 22, 2021
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Jonny Burbz
Apr 09, 2021
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Whateyatalkinabout Whateyatalkinabout
Feb 11, 2021
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After spending two somewhat terrible years living in what I’d call a shack built by glenvil it’s safe to say their quality of home is of the poorest quality. Their insurance must be having a field day due to the amount of leaks the property I’m in has had. Mould build up in the ceilings. Due to poor bathroom waterproofing, poor flashing, bad roof tiling. And the property is barely on its 3rd year. The health and safety risk for such a poorly build house is astounding. And to think glenvil would get onto things ASAP. Their admin, although not to blame is the first a customer speaks with and
Vikram Dhuna
Nov 28, 2019
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Phil De Pyle
Jun 26, 2019
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Having built with a number of different companies over the years I would rate Glenvill the worst by far. The number of defects found upon completion was far beyond anything we have ever experienced before with any other builder. Also, their aftercare is atrocious. I have been living here for 3 years now and there are still items on the original defect list that haven’t been resolved. Dealing with them has been hugely stressful. Numerous emails I have sent over the years have been ignored. It feels like they ignore you hoping you will give up. Other times they say they will send someone around
