Residential · Renovation · Camp Hill
Prout House
Timber cladding and family-focused planning

Prout House is the renovation of a 1950s post-war home on a corner block in Camp Hill, replanned around family life. From the street, white weatherboard and a terracotta tile roof give it its character, with a gabled garage below and a covered balcony above. Inside, the ground floor centres on the kitchen, which opens through wide sliding doors to a covered terrace and outdoor kitchen, linked by a servery window, with the pool deck beyond. Upstairs, a living room and balcony look out over the Camp Hill rooftops, and a large window brings daylight to the stair.
- Location
- Camp Hill
- Builder
- Tom Ryan Builders
- Photography
- Mitch Lowe Photo
- Structural Engineer
- Structural Innovations Australia
- Stylist
- B.E.C Lifestyle
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