
Step inside the one you’ve been imagining.
Over two days in November, a Templeton Built homestead in the Adelaide Hills opens its doors — furnished, styled and ready to walk through. Visits are by appointment, so there’s someone to show you through properly.
Tell us when suits and we’ll confirm a time, with the address.



Come and talk
to the team.
Walk the rooms, open the joinery, stand under the ceilings — photographs flatten a house, and standing in one tells you what you actually want. Bring your site, your plans, or a number someone else has quoted you.
- By appointment only — we’ll confirm your time and send the address with it
- No pressure and no sales script — come and look, ask whatever you like
Jordan Templeton
General Manager / Builder
Rachel C. Y. Mao
Interior Designer
Walk the build, ask questions, and see our work live and in person.
Details you can’t judge from a photograph.
The curved stone island
Stone takes a curve badly unless the substrate is built for it. Worth seeing how the join sits and what it costs to do properly.
Herringbone floors
A pattern that lives or dies on the setout. Stand in the doorway and look down the run.
Double glazing
You can hear the difference the moment the door closes — which is the part a specification sheet can’t tell you.
The two-way fireplace
One firebox, two rooms. Straightforward to want, less straightforward to frame and flue.
In the Hills,
past Meadows.
The home is in Prospect Hill, roughly 34km from the Adelaide CBD — through Stirling and Echunga, or up through Meadows. Allow about three quarters of an hour from the city.
Prospect Hill, SA 5201
Full street address and parking details are sent when you register.
Prospect Hill marked; Adelaide is top-left.
The people who’d build it.
General Manager / Builder
Third generation, qualified carpenter, licensed builder. Jordan runs every job and walks every site weekly.
Interior Designer
Rachel trained at Design Academy Eindhoven and the Sydney Design School, and has worked as a design consultant for Temple & Webster, Thomas Hamel & Associates and Granger Home Collections. In 2019 she took first place in the Resene Total Colour Awards. Much of what you’ll be looking at on the day is her work.
Sketches welcome
If you have drawings, a site, or a number you’ve been quoted elsewhere, bring it. That’s a more useful conversation than a tour.
