Custom builder / Margaret River region / est 1995
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A custom-built home is designed for a client’s specific requirements and tastes, and for a particular location. Because each client has their own preferences for cladding, room layout and interior design, each project becomes a one-of-a-kind home. Read On…
This chalet plan is the ultimate in functionality for short-stay accommodation — one bedroom can be locked to create a one-bed-one-bath option for the solo / couple travellers, or opened to cater for up to four guests. Its design means it’s also light, bright and affordable.
It has only just been on 3 and half months since the pad of our house in Wilyabrup has gone down, and Leimac Building has almost completed the house. Hand-over is due in a couple of weeks!
We are most impressed with the speed, quality and professionalism of all the team and it has been very rewarding to be kept up to date with the progress and the weekly schedules by Gavin.
Since 2012*, Leimac Building has been at the forefront of the Granny Flat Revolution. And coming soon, tiny houses too! Read On…
Leimac Building is an industry leader in modernising building methods in Western Australia. Our framed constructions are:
Back in the day, this home was built to suit a family with a regular-sized car. But now that cars are getting bigger, sometimes they just don’t fit in a regular-sized garage. Read On…
There are many reasons Leimac is the best local builder south west, but there are three stand-out reasons why you can be confident to choose us as your high-quality, budget builder:
Leimac Building is proud to present this stunning 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house for sale in Dunsborough Lakes.
This north-facing home features a chef’s kitchen, three living areas and three spacious bedrooms. There is even room to convert one of these living areas to an extra bedroom for the larger family. Read On…
This charming 2 bedroom granny flat was custom designed for a back yard in Perth. Built by Leimac Building, it is modern, stylish and surprisingly spacious.
A “little house” in Subiaco constructed by Leimac Building has been featured in The West Australian’s Habitat liftout.
Journalist Anglie Tomlinson described the studio and home as a “work of art”. Read On…