Anyone who comes to Australia to buy a house will ask about the quality of Australian construction? The renderings are beautiful, will they be very different after completion? Regarding these concerns, Wan Jia’s answer is that in Australia, basically all are WYSIWYG, and there are many projects that have better effects than the publicity pictures after the completion.
What Wanjia wants to tell you is that when buying a house, you should n’t listen too much and listen to it to see how the actual situation brings you. In looking at this part, the two points involved The land plan and the type of house, so the type of house mentioned here is not only the type of house, but also the focus on the internal structure of the room and the surrounding environment on the value-added of the house.
Looking at the land plan, there are more things to pay attention to in the land plan.
- EMT
The full name of EMT is easement, and the expression in Chinese is easement. In the land planning map, the place marked with easement usually means that the government drainage pipes, rainwater pipes, lines, etc. are buried under the land. Therefore, in order to facilitate future maintenance, the place marked with easement cannot be covered with any cement. If there is a dashed line in the EMT with location of stormwater line next to it, it means that there is a rainwater pipe buried underground. As long as you do n’t cover the cement, you can plant anything else. After all, Australian land is a permanent property right, and the land you bought is your own.
- retaining wall
Location of Retaining wall is the meaning of a retaining wall. In some projects, the land is uneven, so there will be a retaining wall between the plot and the plot, so where there is a retaining wall, it must mean that the land has fallen . The retaining wall is not really high, generally 1-1.2 meters above it is a pine fence, which is the high treated pine fencing marked in the red box at the bottom of the plan. In this topic, customers may think that due to the lack of height of the retaining wall, their privacy may be snooped. In fact, such concerns are completely unnecessary. Not to mention whether the person next door really wants to spy on your privacy. In many land projects in Australia, local people buy their own land and find a builder to build a house. If they are worried that their household is lower than others, they will be spied on privacy. No one can cover the first floor. But the fact is quite the opposite. The first floor is very popular in the new and second-hand housing market due to its low construction cost.
However, if the two retaining wall plots clearly show a certain topographical difference, and if a fence is installed above the retaining wall and there are buildings next to it, the entire plot will appear too depressed. Therefore, in the choice of land, we basically do not recommend customers to choose between two retaining walls.
For the land plan,
- Although different developers, house types, and appearances will be different, under high probability, land projects are very safe. When you choose, you only need to choose your favorite land area and house type.
- When choosing the unit type, check whether there is an independent laundry room on the floor plan and whether there is an independent walk-in cloakroom.
- In the land plan drawing, pay attention to whether there are easements on the plot, and the overall topography of the project. If there is a problem with the retaining wall, you must make a site visit.
Next is the housekeeping session
See location
When looking at the house, one should also look around the house at the same time. If you have an apartment in front of, behind, or on the side of your house, it is likely to block your sunlight at certain times of the day. Or, your neighbor can see your bedroom directly, or the back garden.
In addition, if you look at the windows of this house or the windows of your neighbor’s house, it may indicate what has happened here. Similarly, if there are graffiti on the outside of the house and the painting is messy, then the situation here may not be very good. If there is still a road behind the house, you might as well look around.
Look towards
In selling houses, people often see the words “having views”, but when you go to see a house, you have to look at where you can see the view. In addition, if the terrain of the house location is sloped, you should of course choose a house with a higher terrain instead of a house with a lower terrain, so as not to become a “drain” for others. As the saying goes, “Stand high, look far”, of course, the house in a high place also has a better view.
Of course, if this suite is a waterside house, it is another matter.
See size
Generally speaking, the house will not tell you about the specific length and width of the house, so you should carefully check whether the bedroom is large enough, whether there is enough space to build a wall cabinet, can the living room accommodate Your family, wait. In addition, the width of the house, as well as the height of the ceiling, the ratio of the area of the house itself to the area of the ground it is also important. If the house has almost taken up the land, then of course you will not have a decent back garden. For an Australian villa, a garden is still decent.
The land outside the house is also critical. For example, is it flat or sloped? Is there a swimming pool?
See parking spaces / garage
While looking at the house, of course you have to look at the parking space / garage. Are there two parking spaces in the garage, or one? Or is there only parking space? Is it possible to enter the room directly from the garage?
Look at the maintenance situation outside the house
Have a look at the sink under the eaves, is it rusted? Is it connected to the sewer? If the drain is broken, it is very troublesome. Also, are there any cracks on the exterior wall? Are there any irregularities? Is there any problem with the window handle? Can it be strict? Does the ground look very wet? Be aware that termites will be attracted to the damp ground.
You should also pay attention to whether there is any unreasonable design, etc. Is the flat structure of this suite very reasonable? Does the relationship between the room and the room seem smooth? Are there enough toilets? Are there ensuites with bathrooms? If the room is large enough, you may have your own space, especially when there are children at home. Otherwise everyone would have to huddle together all day.
If it is a double-decker, it is more necessary to consider the preservation of privacy space. If there is a child, there must be a reservation for the child’s growth space.
See the kitchen
Check if the oven, stove, etc. are working properly, the water pipe is leaking, the exhaust pipe is open to the outside, or is it only circulating in the house. If you find any problems, you can ask the main business to fix them before you buy.
See potential
Don’t be too picky about the Australian house you see. See the problem comprehensively. A house may have great potential for renovation or renovation. For example, in many terraces (stairs), the stairs can be completely re-directed, making the room more spacious.
You can also knock off the wall in the small living room and turn it into a larger open living room.
The above contents are summarized and summarized based on the experience of Wanjia and peers. If you have more questions or want to consult about the project information of our company, please add the following QR code. The relevant person will do professional for you Answer.
