The article explores the growing trend of multigenerational living, highlighting how architects, builders, and developers are responding to the needs of families choosing to live together across different generations. It features real-life examples who are adapting their homes to accommodate children, parents, and grandparents under one roof. The piece discusses the practical and emotional benefits of this lifestyle, from financial savings to closer family bonds, and examines how developers like Beulah are innovating to meet this demand.

Brunswick Established stands out for its adaptability, allowing the homes to evolve with their residents.

This design thoughtfully balances the need for privacy with communal areas that foster family interaction

As featured in the article, Brunswick Established is recognised for its adaptability, offering spaces that can be easily configured as bedrooms, home offices, gyms, or studios, allowing the homes to evolve with their residents. The design thoughtfully balances the need for privacy with communal areas that foster family interaction, creating a harmonious living environment.

These sustainable heritage townhomes provides a practical solution to rising housing costs, enabling families to stay together longer—whether supporting young adults saving for their own homes or older family members wishing to age in place. This approach aligns with Beulah’s ethos of creating transformational spaces for present and future generations, delivering high-quality, innovative homes that accommodate diverse family dynamics and respond to the growing demand for multigenerational living.

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