Home Extensions Clontarf
Built For The Way You Live

Clontarf is mostly made up of brick and weatherboard homes from the 1950s through to the 1980s, sitting on generous blocks between 600 and 900 square metres. Many of these homes still have their original footprint and floorplan, which means cramped kitchens, small living areas and limited outdoor connection. An extension is often the smartest way to update these solid homes for modern family life without the cost and stress of buying elsewhere.

We’ve completed extensions across Clontarf and surrounding Northern Beaches suburbs, from single storey rear additions to full second storey builds. Most of our work here involves opening up the back of the home, adding a modern kitchen and living area that flows to the yard, plus extra bedrooms or a parent’s retreat upstairs. Every project is handled by our licensed team from the first design meeting right through to council approval and final construction.

Clontarf families love the waterfront location, good schools and quiet streets, but many homes just don’t have the space modern life demands. The property market here is strong, and a well designed extension can add serious value while letting you stay in the suburb you already love. Rather than upsizing and paying stamp duty on a new property, most homeowners find extending their current place makes better financial sense.