Double Storey House Plans
Double Storey house plans from a range of builders — compare the plans below, then use Check My Block to see which ones may fit your block's dimensions and slope.
7 plans

Henley Homes
The Ringwood
- Bedrooms
- 3 bed
- Bathrooms
- 2.5 bath
- Garage spaces
- 1 car
- Storeys
- 2 storeys
176 m² · 8.6m × 19m
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Burbank Homes
The Craigieburn
- Bedrooms
- 5 bed
- Bathrooms
- 3 bath
- Garage spaces
- 2 car
- Storeys
- 2 storeys
330 m² · 16.4m × 24.5m
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Boutique Homes
The Sunbury
- Bedrooms
- 4 bed
- Bathrooms
- 3 bath
- Garage spaces
- 2 car
- Storeys
- 2 storeys
298 m² · 15.6m × 23m
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Simonds Homes
The Ballarat
- Bedrooms
- 4 bed
- Bathrooms
- 2.5 bath
- Garage spaces
- 2 car
- Storeys
- 2 storeys
256 m² · 13.4m × 21m
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Metricon Homes
The Cranbourne
- Bedrooms
- 5 bed
- Bathrooms
- 3 bath
- Garage spaces
- 2 car
- Storeys
- 2 storeys
356 m² · 18.2m × 25m
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Boutique Homes
The Kew
- Bedrooms
- 5 bed
- Bathrooms
- 3 bath
- Garage spaces
- 2 car
- Storeys
- 2 storeys
342 m² · 17m × 24m
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Henley Homes
The Brunswick
- Bedrooms
- 4 bed
- Bathrooms
- 2.5 bath
- Garage spaces
- 2 car
- Storeys
- 2 storeys
268 m² · 12.8m × 22m
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Frequently asked questions
- Single storey or double storey — which is better for a sloping block?
- A sloping block often suits a double storey (or split-level) design better, since it can follow the natural fall of the land rather than requiring extensive cut-and-fill earthworks. A single storey design is usually simpler and cheaper to build on a flat block.
- Is a double storey home more expensive to build than single storey?
- Generally yes, per square metre — a second storey needs additional structure (stairs, upper-floor framing) that a single-storey home of the same floor area doesn't. Get a quote from the builder listed on each plan for an accurate cost.