TR Homes is bringing luxury to the country in Kunjin.
TR Homes proves once again that building on a farm does not mean having to compromise on design, style and features.
Generational farmers, Stephanie and Travis Hewett, part of the Chas Hewett & Co farming family in Kunjin (near Corrigin), were so impressed with a family member’s home built by TR Homes, they decided to build their own.
Seeking a spacious, modern farmhouse for their own growing family, the Hewetts chose the expansive Grange floorplan, customising it to their unique style and needs.
Sweeping views from sunrise to sunset
Keeping the 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, they expanded the walk-in pantry for extra storage and opened up the living space, giving their youngster plenty of room to roam while remaining in Mrs Hewett’s sight.
When asked about her favourite features, Mrs Hewett struggled to pick just one.
“I love literally everything.” She explained.
“I love how the kitchen windows capture both the sunrise and sunset; there’s so much natural lighting.
I’m thrilled with the built-in TV cabinet and, of course, the ribbed cabinetry in the kitchens and bathrooms.
They’re a real standout to our guests.”
A modular farmhouse packed with features!
Other impressive features of this modular farmhouse include the James Hardie exterior wall panelling, Singleton polished concrete flooring, Liano II above-counter basin and Siema freestanding bath for unwinding after a hard day’s work on the farm!
“We couldn’t be happier with our forever home,” Mrs Hewett said.
As WA’s true country builder, TR Homes can bring your home vision to life, whether you choose an existing design or want a home that reflects your personal style.
You can also select from an extensive range of high-quality fixtures, fittings, and finishes from premium suppliers, ensuring every detail is tailored specifically to your family’s needs.
Excited to start your country home-building journey?
Visit the Grange home design page to view the standard Grange floor plan and start building your dream country home today.
