Urunga kit home plan review:
Country kit homes
The Urunga plan by Country Kit Homes is from their Urban collection and is a modern 3 to 4 bedroom modern design, and features stylish opposing skillion roofing: a great choice for the owner builder.
The Urunga plan brings together a practical modern layout with a focus on open living, balanced bedroom zoning, and smooth indoor-outdoor flow. The design emphasises everyday convenience, efficient circulation, and comfortable family living, using a central living core supported by well-positioned private and utility spaces. Its footprint suits a range of suburban blocks, offering a clean and functional arrangement that doesn’t rely on unnecessary complexity.
At the front of the home, a sheltered porch leads directly into a short entry zone. This entry provides access to the primary bedroom while maintaining a sense of separation from the main living area. The layout’s first impression is one of intentional organisation: quiet spaces sit where privacy is favoured, while communal areas occupy the heart of the home.
Bedroom 1 sits at the front right corner, measuring 4.00 × 4.20 m. This generous size supports various furniture layouts, and the large front-facing windows contribute to a bright atmosphere when appropriately oriented. The room connects to a walk-in robe, which in turn links to an ensuite featuring a shower, toilet, and vanity. This three-space sequence—bedroom, robe, ensuite—creates a neat private suite distinct from the home’s busier zones.
Moving inward, the plan opens into the central living area. This space, at 4.29 × 5.63 m, is designed as the primary social hub. It accommodates multiple seating configurations and naturally anchors daily activities. Adjacent is the kitchen, which includes a central island bench that supports both meal preparation and casual interaction. The layout shows a clear work zone, pantry placement, and logical flow between cooking, serving, and dining.
The meals area, positioned between the kitchen and the rear bedroom wing, measures 3.29 × 2.90 m. Its location allows flexible use: formal dining, informal family meals, or a shared space for multifunctional routines. Glass sliding doors open directly from the living area to the alfresco zone, which measures 3.99 × 3.65 m. This outdoor area enhances the home’s usable space and encourages relaxed living, whether for family gatherings, weekend barbecues, or quiet evening meals.
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The rear wing of the home contains Bedrooms 2 and 3, as well as the main bathroom. Bedroom 2 measures 3.00 × 3.20 m, while Bedroom 3 measures 3.20 × 3.10 m. Both rooms are well-proportioned for secondary bedrooms and suit children, guests, or additional workspace depending on household needs. A study sits nearby at 3.00 × 3.00 m, providing a dedicated area for remote work, hobbies, reading, or tutoring sessions. Its placement between Bedrooms 2 and 3 allows it to function as a flexible buffer space.
The main bathroom includes a shower, bath, and vanity, with the toilet positioned in a separate room immediately adjacent. This separation is practical for busy households because it allows simultaneous use without interruptions. The arrangement keeps plumbing grouped efficiently while providing easy access from all rear rooms.
The laundry is positioned beside the garage near the centre-left of the plan. It includes direct access outdoors, aiding ventilation and simplifying movement to external drying areas. The laundry’s location also assists with managing household noise, keeping machine sounds away from bedrooms.
The double garage, measuring 6.00 × 6.00 m, sits at the front left side of the home. It offers secure parking for two vehicles along with potential short-term storage. Internal access from the garage to the hallway enhances safety and convenience, particularly during poor weather or when carrying groceries into the kitchen area.
Altogether, the Urunga plan delivers a thoughtful mix of private retreat spaces and shared living zones. Its open central core, dedicated bedroom wing, functional kitchen layout, and welcoming alfresco area form a cohesive design suited to modern family life. The internal flow prioritises comfort, clarity, and practicality while offering flexibility for changing needs over time.
Urunga graphic: Country kit homesThe plan is 233sqm under roof (including double garage and alfresco area), and is priced at $172,800 for a full kit, including kitchen & appliances, a laundry, hot water system, and bathroom PC items. This price is for a wood frame and hardiplank cladding, but upgrades to steel frame, and brick or even hebel cladding are available and set out in their price list. Great value and worth a closer look.
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