Meet the Freemantle: our most spacious galvanised steel shouse. The Freemantle features two expansive verandas, a spacious master suite, four additional bedrooms, and three generously sized bathrooms. Choose any Colorbond colours to personalise your space.
This design is perfectly suited for a growing family, offering ample garage space for boats, kayaks, cars, and various other recreational items.
*Base kit price - includes structural steel frame and single-glazed windows.
The Freemantle is our flagship shed home - the largest and most feature-packed design in the Shed Homes range. Five bedrooms, an office, 3.5 bathrooms, and an integrated 6-car garage spread across two storeys. At $218,900 for the kit, the Freemantle is still a fraction of what a conventional two-storey brick home of comparable size would cost.
The Freemantle suits large families, multi-generational households, and anyone who needs serious space. With dual living potential, it can house parents and adult children or provide separate guest quarters. The 6-car garage section suits car collectors, tradies with large vehicles, or anyone who needs substantial covered storage.
Total build cost for the Freemantle ranges from $750,000 (owner-builder) to $990,000 (builder complete) depending on finish level. Even at the top end, that is significantly less than a conventional two-storey brick build of comparable size. See the Budget Guide on this page for a full tier breakdown.
Kit price is for the steel frame, cladding, roofing, doors, windows, and full structural engineering. Site costs (slab, plumbing and electrical layouts, fitout) are additional and vary by location. Read our full pricing breakdown →
Every Freemantle can be modified. Change dimensions, add or remove bays, adjust the roof pitch, reposition rooms, and choose your COLORBOND® colours. Use our 3D designer to see your changes in real time before you commit.
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Not sure if the Freemantle is the right fit? Browse all 7 shed home designs side by side, or read about the differences between Class 1A and Class 10A buildings.
Have a question or need guidance on picking the right option? Send us a message, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
