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House and land. Packages checked against the lot.

“A buyer falls for a design, then finds out it doesn't suit the lot they love. How do we stop losing both?”

OneAxis checks your design library against each lot using the dimensions and rules you supply, and shows buyers the designs that pass those checks. Anything it cannot check from your documents is marked as needing your team or a professional to confirm.

Lot 214 with the house and land option, showing home designs that suit the lot
Land only, or house and land, on the same lot. Sample project.
Block view of the estate showing the largest house allowed on Lot 214
The largest house the rules allow, in massing. Sample project.

What OneAxis does

  • Your designs matched to lots by frontage, depth, setbacks and the estate's design rules
  • Land only or house and land on the same lot page, priced the way you choose to show it
  • Compare two or three packages side by side, shared with a partner or family
  • Interest by design and by lot, so you know which packages are pulling buyers in

You send

  • Your design library with footprints and dimensions
  • Estate design guidelines
  • Lot list and package prices

You get

  • Packages that pass the known checks, per lot
  • A clear "check with us" where documents are silent
  • Package interest in the morning brief

Limits, plainly

  • A design that passes OneAxis's checks still needs your building approval process
  • Easements and site conditions are only checked when they are in the documents you send

How a pilot would start

Matched packages on one or two estates. 90 days, three numbers.

We'd agree a baseline and measure:

  • Package enquiry to contract
  • Time to contract
  • Packages that needed a redesign

Set up in a week from your documents, with your team signing off every fact. How pilots work.

The free Presale Health Check

Send us one price list. We'll show you who's serious.

  • A price list and stock status, and a CRM export if you like
  • Within 48 hours: demand against stock, pricing gaps and a settlement-risk checklist
  • What a 90-day pilot would change, in writing
  • No call needed unless you want one