Melbourne's Inner North
Builder in Melbourne's Inner North
New Homes · Extensions · Renovations
Registered builder since 1993
Melbourne's Inner North
New Homes · Extensions · Renovations
Registered builder since 1993
Areas We Build
NMB Homes is based in Coburg North, and Melbourne's inner north and north-west is where we've done most of our building since 1993. We build new homes, extensions and renovations from Coburg, Brunswick and Northcote through to Essendon, Moonee Ponds and Strathmore.
Choose your suburb below to see how we approach new homes, extensions and renovations there, including the local housing, council and planning considerations.
Suburbs
Coburg has a real mix: Victorian and Edwardian cottages near Sydney Road, Californian bungalows and interwar brick homes through the middle streets, and post-war houses on bigger blocks further north.
Brunswick is dominated by Victorian terraces and workers' cottages on narrow lots, many within heritage overlays, alongside newer apartment developments around Sydney Road and the train lines.
Pascoe Vale is mostly interwar and post-war homes, including brick veneer, weatherboard and some Californian bungalows, many on generous blocks that suit rebuilding or extending.
Glenroy is mainly post-war housing, with weatherboard and brick homes from the 1950s and 60s on large blocks, plus a growing number of new homes and unit developments.
Fawkner is largely post-war housing on generous suburban blocks, with a steady mix of original homes, renovated homes and new builds.
Essendon is known for substantial period homes, including Victorian, Edwardian, Federation and interwar, on established tree-lined streets, many within heritage overlays.
Coburg North is mostly post-war brick and weatherboard homes on solid suburban blocks, with a growing number of townhouses and new builds replacing original houses.
Pascoe Vale South has interwar homes, Californian bungalows and post-war brick houses on established, leafy streets, sitting between Coburg, Brunswick West and Strathmore.
Hadfield is a quiet residential suburb of mostly post-war homes on generous blocks, between Glenroy and Fawkner.
Oak Park has interwar and post-war homes, mostly brick and weatherboard, on established blocks near the Moonee Ponds Creek.
Brunswick West mixes Victorian and Edwardian cottages, interwar homes and post-war houses, with blocks generally a little larger than in Brunswick proper.
Brunswick East is mostly Victorian and Edwardian cottages and terraces on narrow lots, with plenty of new apartment buildings along the main roads.
Gowanbrae is a newer estate suburb, mostly built from the late 1990s onwards, with modern brick homes on regular suburban blocks.
Northcote has Victorian, Edwardian and interwar homes on established streets, many within heritage overlays, and a busy High Street.
Thornbury is known for Edwardian weatherboards, Californian bungalows and interwar homes, with heritage overlays across parts of the suburb.
Preston has Edwardian and interwar homes in the south, post-war houses on bigger blocks further north, and plenty of new townhouses.
Reservoir is one of Melbourne's largest suburbs, with mostly post-war homes on large blocks and a lot of new home and unit development.
Fairfield is a leafy suburb of Edwardian, Federation and interwar homes on established streets near the Yarra River and Darebin Creek.
Fitzroy North is dominated by Victorian terraces and cottages on narrow lots, with extensive heritage overlays across the suburb.
Carlton North is a heritage suburb of Victorian terraces and cottages on narrow lots, with heritage overlays across most streets.
Strathmore is an established family suburb of interwar and post-war homes, many quite substantial, on generous blocks and leafy streets.
Moonee Ponds has Victorian and Edwardian period homes on established streets, with heritage overlays in many areas and apartments around Puckle Street.
Ascot Vale has Victorian and Edwardian cottages, interwar homes and post-war houses, with heritage overlays in parts of the suburb.
Niddrie is mainly post-war homes on good-sized blocks, with a steady flow of knockdown rebuilds and unit developments.
Airport West is mostly post-war homes on generous blocks, with plenty of new homes and units replacing original houses.
Aberfeldie is a small, prestigious suburb near the Maribyrnong River, with substantial interwar and post-war homes, newer luxury builds, and some sloping sites.
Essendon West is a small suburb of interwar and post-war homes near the Maribyrnong River, on established streets.
Keilor East has post-war and later homes on large blocks, with plenty of knockdown rebuilds and some sloping sites towards the Maribyrnong River.
Free Consultation
Tell us about your project and we'll call you to arrange a free consultation. Ninos is personally involved in every NMB Homes project, from the first meeting to handover.