House Plans Under 6 Metres Wide Australia
North is always up, like Google Maps. Every plan here is turned so north points up the page.
Browse by orientation to the street
Browse by orientation to the backyard
North Facing Backyard / South Facing Street
See all →Different orientation? See west backyard plans instead.
West Facing Backyard / East Facing Street
See all →Different orientation? See north backyard plans instead.
Duplex and Granny Flat Plans
House plans drawn for blocks under 6 metres wide, the kind common in new estates and infill subdivisions. Browse narrow frontage plans that still keep the living areas facing north.
A narrow block needs a plan made for it. Filter by your exact width and depth, set your driveway side, and see the plans that genuinely fit a frontage under 6 metres.
This page lists 8 plans, from builders including Vantage Building Group, Weeks Homes, Kaplan Homes, priced from $605k, from builders rated 3.8 to 4.9 on Google.
Architect reviewed for real Australian blocks
Dudils checks each approved plan for the direction its living areas need to face, the block envelope it fits, and whether the garage or driveway placement supports passive solar design. It is a shortlist for better conversations with your builder, designer or architect.
Read how Dudils reviews plansFree heating in winter
Summer: eaves block sun
Winter: lower angle lets sun in
In winter the low northern sun streams through north facing windows for free heat. In summer a roof overhang blocks the high sun. Good orientation cuts your energy bills with no mechanical systems.
Want the detail? The Australian Government's YourHome guide to orientation is the best free resource on getting it right.
Questions about under 6m wide plans
What makes these under 6m wide plans different?
Dudils lists plans that have been reviewed for north facing living areas, block fit and practical orientation, rather than simply repeating a builder catalogue category.
Does north need to be at the backyard?
No. A good plan can work whether north falls to the backyard, the street or either side, as long as the main living areas and glazing are arranged to collect northern light.
Should I still check this with my builder or designer?
Yes. Dudils helps you shortlist better oriented plans, but final siting, setbacks, window changes and energy compliance should be confirmed with your builder, designer or architect.