RouteoneThe way to your Dream

About Route6one

Find house plans that make sense for your block.

Route6one brings house plans, property information and builders together in one place, so you can start from your block and work towards a design — with clear information about what's known and what still needs checking.
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What it does

Route6one helps you

  • 1

    Explore house plans

    Browse designs by bedrooms, storeys, garage, lot size and house type.

  • 2

    Understand your block

    See a property's parcel boundary, area and approximate dimensions on a map.

  • 3

    Compare plans

    Put up to three plans side by side using their published specifications.

  • 4

    Discover builders

    See which builders have plans listed and the kinds of homes they offer.

  • 5

    Go to the builder

    Every plan links through to the builder's own official website.

How it fits together

From an address to a builder

  1. 01

    Address

    Search a real property address.

  2. 02

    Block

    See the land parcel, its boundary and area.

  3. 03

    Planning information

    View the planning zone and overlays that apply.

  4. 04

    House plans

    Explore plans that could potentially suit the block.

  5. 05

    Builder

    Continue with the builder on their website.

Clear boundaries

What Route6one is not

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  • Not a builder

    Route6one doesn't design or build homes. Plans are listed from builders.

  • Not a planning authority

    Zone and overlay information comes from public government data; your council is the authority.

  • Not a building approval service

    A potential match is not a planning permit, building permit or design approval.

  • Not professional advice

    Route6one doesn't replace a surveyor, town planner, building designer or lawyer.

Transparency

Where the information comes from

Property and planning data comes from Vicmap, the public spatial data published by Land Use Victoria. It can be out of date or incomplete for a particular lot.

House plan details are summaries of each plan's published specifications. Designs, inclusions and prices change — the builder has the current details.

Potential matches are calculated only from the information available. Setbacks, easements, covenants and council requirements can change what's possible.

Confirm property, planning and design requirements independently — with your council, a surveyor, a building designer or another qualified professional — before relying on them. Route6one lists builders as a directory; a listing isn't an endorsement or partnership.

Questions or found something that looks wrong? Email admin@route6one.com or send us a message.