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Eastbourne Home.

ArchiPro Project Summary - Eastbourne Home: A 2023 masterpiece of luxury living, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and a harmonious blend of timeless design and contemporary features by Planit Construction.

Title:: Eastbourne Home
Construction:: Planit Construction
Category:: Residential/; New Builds
Completed:: 2023
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Introducing the Eastbourne Home, a pinnacle of architectural excellence crafted by Planit Construction. This high-end home epitomises luxury living in the heart of Eastbourne, showcasing meticulous attention to detail and an unrivalled commitment to quality.

Completed in 2023, The Eastbourne Home embodies the epitome of modern elegance, blending timeless design elements with contemporary features. From the grand entrance to the bespoke finishes, every aspect of this project reflects the expertise and craftsmanship that define Planit Construction's reputation for excellence.

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Grenada North, Wellington • Mount Maunganui, Mount Maunganui, Bay of Plenty

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Planit Construction. Planit Construction was established in 2007 when two smaller companies were merged together by Greg and Rowan. Greg’s history in construction coupled with Rowan’s engineering background has enabled Planit Construction to evolve into a company that values commitment to outstanding finishes and perfect execution of our clients desires. Today, 50 staff are actively engaged with up to eight projects at any one time specialising in bespoke residential work. Throughout the years Planit Construction has continued to stay true to our founding vision to operate at the top of the industry. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the fact that in the past six years, Planit Construction has garnered 70 awards, including Supreme National Renovation, at the Master Builders House of the Year Awards. The House of the Year awards work on a points based system in which a project must gain over 90% of the available points to achieve a Gold award, which equates to being at least 80% better than the industry standard.