Home Extensions Picnic Point
Built For The Way You Live

Picnic Point homes are predominantly brick veneer and weatherboard builds from the 1960s through to the 1980s, sitting on generous blocks between 550 and 700 square metres. Many properties back onto the Salt Pan Creek reserve or enjoy leafy streetscapes that make this riverside suburb so appealing. With original layouts featuring smaller living areas and dated kitchens, an extension is often the smartest way to modernise without leaving this quiet, family friendly location.

We’ve completed dozens of extensions throughout Picnic Point and nearby suburbs like Revesby and Panania, working with the typical brick homes that define this part of Canterbury Bankstown. Our team understands local setback requirements and how to design additions that respect the established character while giving families the extra space they need. From rear extensions that open onto backyard entertaining areas to second storey additions that capture water glimpses, we tailor every project to the home and the site.

Families are drawn to Picnic Point for the schools, parks and the relaxed community feel, and many prefer to extend rather than upsize elsewhere. The local property market rewards well executed extensions, particularly those that add a modern kitchen, extra living space or a second bathroom. With land prices remaining strong and limited stock available, investing in your current home makes financial sense while letting you stay in a location that works for your family.