Dining and kitchen with rattan chairs and ocean views through bifold doors

Build in Great Southern

Great Southern Home Builders

The Great Southern region offers a relaxed lifestyle, rich agricultural heritage, and stunning natural beauty, perfect for families, retirees, and those seeking space and serenity. The region offers a peaceful, family-friendly lifestyle with vibrant communities in popular towns such as Albany, Denmark, and Mount Barker. Explore the locations we build in below.

Popular Home Designs in the Great Southern

Visit our Display Homes

The Gelorup Retreat | Display

A modern country retreat blending rustic charm with modern elegance.
The Gelorup Retreat showcases a unique elevation, featuring exposed timber rafters, timber panelling, sharp render and contemporary profiled roof.
As you enter, the home reveals itself immediately. The expansive kitchen, seamlessly flowing and wrapping around itself, includes a convenient scullery with direct access from the garage. A discreet yet accessible pantry adds to the functionality of the space.
Grand in size, the main living space serves as the connection hub ...

The Darlington | Display

81 Darlington Road, Darlington, WA 6070

Open Saturday and Sunday 12.00pm – 5.00pm and Wednesday 2.00pm – 5.00pm. Public Holiday 2pm-5pm.

The Darlington Display takes its name from its charming namesake location in Western Australia.
The external elevation embodies a quintessential Australian vernacular – the traditional farmhouse reimagined for today’s families.
The façade features wraparound verandahs that span the entire width of the home, offering outdoor living that fully embraces the surrounding views.
Once inside, the interior space reveals breathtaking height in the living areas. Maximum light and panoramic views are accessible via double sliding doors that open from the ...

House & Land Packages in the Great Southern

Kalgan

Kalgan, WA 6330

Mount Barker

Hambley, Mount Barker, WA 6324

Boyup Brook

Boyup Brook, WA 6244

Where we build in the Great Southern

Start your next chapter in the Great Southern region with Rural Building Co. Our team will guide you from block selection to final build. Contact us today to begin your journey.

Albany Home Builders

Why over 6,000 families have built with Rural Building Co. in Albany: Building a home in Albany means designing for the coast, the light and the varied terrain of the Great Southern, and we understand what that takes. The Rural Building Co. has been creating homes across regional Western Australia since 1992, ...

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Bayonet Head Home Builders

Over 6,000 homes built across regional WA. Here is why Bayonet Head families choose Rural Building Co.: Whether your block slopes to meet the water or is part of a new release, we understand blocks in Bayonet Head. The Rural Building Co. has been creating homes across regional Western Australia since 1992, ...

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Big Grove Home Builders

Why families building in Big Grove choose Rural Building Co.: Most blocks at Big Grove are large treed holdings, many of them sloping, so where the house sits comes before which design you choose. The Rural Building Co. has been building on ground like this since 1992, from Kalbarri in the ...

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Bornholm Home Builders

Why families building in Bornholm choose Rural Building Co.: Building at Bornholm WA means designing for a bush block between Albany and Denmark, with West Cape Howe National Park along the southern edge, and we understand what that takes. We have been creating homes across regional Western Australia since 1992. The ...

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Boxwood Hill Home Builders

Why over 6,000 families have built with Rural Building Co. at Boxwood Hill: Is the house site already picked out, a corner of a paddock on the family farm at Boxwood Hill? We understand that kind of build. A farmhouse on working land has to suit the way the property already ...

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Bremer Bay Home Builders

Why families building in Bremer Bay choose Rural Building Co.: At Bremer Bay, the block shapes the home long before the plans do. Townsite lots near the main beach are tight, while rural holdings inland are a different job again, so the siteworks, the work to prepare the ground before ...

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Bridgetown Home Builders

Why over 6,000 families have built with Rural Building Co. in Bridgetown: Building a home in Bridgetown means designing for slope, for jarrah forest and for the cold winters the Blackwood Valley is known for, and we understand what that takes. The Rural Building Co. has been creating homes across regional ...

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Cranbrook Home Builders

Why families building in Cranbrook choose Rural Building Co.: Cranbrook sits less than an hour's drive north of Albany, in broadacre grain country with cleared paddocks and views east to the Stirling Range. We understand what building here takes, because we have been creating homes across regional Western Australia since 1992, ...

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Denmark Home Builders

Why over 6,000 families have built with Rural Building Co. in Denmark WA: Steep ground, tall trees, salt air and a bushfire rating your build has to meet: that is what a block around Denmark WA hands you, and we understand what designing for it takes. The Rural Building Co. has ...

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Elleker Home Builders

Why families building in Elleker choose Rural Building Co.: You get every West Australian season out here, so an Elleker home is planned around sun, shelter and eaves. That is true whether you are building on farmland, in karri and she-oak country, or on a townsite lot the railway put ...

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Frankland River Home Builders

Why families building in Frankland River choose Rural Building Co.: Frankland River is known for its vineyards and olive groves rather than its townsite, and Lake Poorrarecup is the largest lake in the district. The land is well-drained gravelly loam, the country is spread out rather than built up, and ...

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Goode Beach Home Builders

Why families building in Goode Beach choose Rural Building Co.: Goode Beach is a small pocket of homes on coastal lots and on sloping, treed blocks against the national park boundary. We understand what a new build needs on either kind of site. Proudly built by WA Country Builders (BC11422), ...

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Kalgan Home Builders

Over 6,000 homes built since 1992. Here is why Kalgan families choose Rural Building Co.: Both the Kalgan and the King rivers run into Oyster Harbour, and the acreage on the slopes above, is what brings people to Kalgan, north-east of Albany. On ground like that, the block's orientation and its shelter ...

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Katanning Home Builders

Why families building in Katanning choose Rural Building Co.: Some Katanning buyers want a serviced lot inside the townsite grid. Others want a paddock a few minutes out. We understand what each one needs, and we build both. The Rural Building Co. has been creating homes across regional Western Australia ...

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Kendenup Home Builders

Why families building in Kendenup choose Rural Building Co.: The ground at Kendenup is mostly flat, and the Shire's own village policy flags soil types and a high water table to plan for. We understand what that means for a home on small acreage north of Mount Barker in WA. ...

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Kojonup Home Builders

Why families building in Kojonup choose Rural Building Co.: Building a home in Kojonup might mean a townsite lot, a small block on the fringe or open farmland, and we understand what each one involves. The Rural Building Co. has been creating homes across regional Western Australia since 1992, from Kalbarri ...

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Little Grove Home Builders

Why families building in Little Grove choose Rural Building Co.: At Little Grove, the slope comes before everything else. Blocks fall away toward sheltered harbour water on two sides or sit tight against the bush edge, and both change your siteworks, the levelling and access work done before a build ...

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Manjimup Home Builders

Why families building in Manjimup choose Rural Building Co.: The ground around Manjimup grows orchards, dairy pasture and plantation timber, and on the town edges the blocks stay treed, so we can help you select the perfect home for the block you have. The Rural Building Co. has been creating ...

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Manypeaks Home Builders

Why families building in Manypeaks choose Rural Building Co.: If you have found a farming block at Manypeaks and you want a home built for open country, then we understand. The district sits on the South Coast Highway about 35 minutes north-east of Albany, under the long ridge of Mount Manypeaks. ...

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Middleton Beach Home Builders

Why Middleton Beach owners choose Rural Building Co. for a rebuild on the Sound: Almost every new home at Middleton Beach starts with the old one coming down, and we understand what that involves. The blocks here are long established, and the outlook is east over King George Sound, so ...

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Millbrook Home Builders

Why families building in Millbrook choose Rural Building Co.: Building on acreage at Millbrook means designing for a paddock rather than a street frontage, and we understand what that takes. This is smallholding country on the King River flats, 12 km north of Albany. The Rural Building Co. has been creating ...

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Mira Mar Home Builders

Why Mira Mar owners rebuilding on an established block choose Rural Building Co.: Building in Mira Mar usually means replacing an older home on a block you already own, on ground that rises and falls, and we understand what that takes. Since 1992, The Rural Building Co. has been creating homes ...

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Mount Barker Home Builders

Why over 6,000 families have built with Rural Building Co. in Mount Barker: Building a home in Mount Barker, Western Australia, means designing for cool-climate country, open paddocks and long views east to the ranges, and we understand what that takes. The Rural Building Co. has been creating homes across regional ...

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Narrikup Home Builders

Why families building in Narrikup choose Rural Building Co.: Narrikup is about half an hour's drive north of Albany, on the way to Mount Barker and a little west of the highway. People come for the small-scale village character and the jarrah forest that surrounds it, and we understand both. ...

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Nornalup Home Builders

Why families building in Nornalup choose Rural Building Co.: Nornalup offers a treed block or a stretch of Frankland River frontage, and we understand how to build for both. The Rural Building Co. is an award-winning WA builder, proudly built by WA Country Builders (BC11422), and since 1992 we have been ...

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Pemberton Home Builders

Why families building in Pemberton choose Rural Building Co.: Building in karri country is different. Blocks on Pemberton's edges run steep and heavily treed, the winters are long and wet, and the trees you keep shape the home you build. We understand ground like this, because we have been designing ...

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Porongurup Home Builders

Why families building in Porongurup choose Rural Building Co.: Porongurup National Park rises above the foothills, with round granite peaks and giant karri forest on one side and farmland on the other. Blocks here slope and carry trees, and we understand what that means for a design. The Rural Building ...

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Ravensthorpe Home Builders

Why families building in Ravensthorpe choose Rural Building Co.: Ravensthorpe is a highway town halfway between Albany and Esperance, and a home here has to handle semi-arid heat, long dry summers and freight that travels a long way. We understand what that takes. The Rural Building Co. has been building ...

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Shadforth Home Builders

Why families building in Shadforth choose Rural Building Co.: At Shadforth WA, the ridge shapes the home you build. Blocks here sit high, carry karri you would rather keep than clear, and take in long views in more than one direction. We understand what that means for a design. The ...

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South Stirling Home Builders

Why families building in South Stirling choose Rural Building Co.: South Stirling is farming country at the foot of the Stirling Range, and building here means designing for an open paddock and a long driveway rather than a street frontage. We understand what that takes. Albany is about an hour ...

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Tenterden Home Builders

Why families building in Tenterden choose Rural Building Co.: Building a home at Tenterden means designing for open farmland, granite hills and a site with no streetscape to answer to, and we understand what that takes. We are an award-winning WA builder, proudly built by WA Country Builders (BC11422), and ...

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Torbay Home Builders

Why families building in Torbay choose Rural Building Co.: Shipbuilders worked the Torbay coast from the 1830s, and it still sets the terms. Salt wind off Tor Bay, granite ground, paddocks that run down to the water. We understand what that takes. The Rural Building Co. has been creating homes ...

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Walpole Home Builders

Why families building in Walpole choose Rural Building Co.: A Walpole block gives you old growth forest on one side, sheltered inlet water on the other, and national park around nearly all of it. We understand blocks like this, because we have been designing and building homes across regional Western ...

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Wellstead Home Builders

Why families building in Wellstead choose Rural Building Co.: Wellstead is grain country, so building here means designing for an open paddock and a long driveway instead of a street frontage. We understand country like this. The townsite sits on the South Coast Highway about an hour and a quarter ...

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