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Before and after: What the 2025 Block houses will look like

Lauren Attard
Lauren Attard

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The Block has only just begun and we've already got a glimpse at what the finished houses should look like.

That is if everything goes to plan. 

For now, the Blockheads have a complete 3D render of their homes to help fill in the gaps of their imagination.

Stream the latest episode of The Block for free on 9Now.

For the first time ever in Season 21, the teams and their crews will be building these houses from the ground up over 12 long weeks.

Scroll through to see what the homes will (hopefully) look like when the Blockheads are finished with them and who has been assigned which house....

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Before
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Before

This is what the Blockheads are walking into on Day 1.

Not only is it the first year that the build is starting totally from scratch, but it's all the first time ever that all of the Block houses have an identical layout.

That means executing design and interiors will be more important than ever in standing out from the crowd and attracting potential buyers. 

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Before
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Before

We weren't lying – just frames here!

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House 1 | Front | Emma and Ben
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House 1 | Front | Emma and Ben

Highschool sweethearts Emma and Ben to snap up House 1 even after coming in second in the House Decider challenge.

With its high elevation and corner position House 1 was highly sought after by the other teams.

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House 1 | Front | Emma and Ben
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House 1 | Front | Emma and Ben

With a pitched roof and dark timber exterior, House 1 will certainly have a unique look that will attract buyers.

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House 2 | Front | Han and Can
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House 2 | Front | Han and Can

It's safe to say Han and Can weren't expecting to end up with House 2.

They'd walked into the competition prepared to design a home in keeping with one of the pitched-roof homes.

But after finishing fourth in the House Decider float-making challenge they only had two houses to choose from.

Han was still reeling that there were no pitched-roof houses left and in the pressure of the moment Can selected House 2, which she later found out was their less favoured choice out of the two. 

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House 2 | Back | Han and Can
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House 2 | Back | Han and Can

House 2 has entirely different aesthetic with a more boxy exterior that brings a modern city feel to the country.

Hopefully Han and Can make it work! 

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House 3 | Front
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House 3 | Front

Britt and Taz came out on top in the House Decider Challenge and so had first dibs on the street.

While everyone had their eye on the corner homes, much to everyone's surprise the young parents from WA went with the house smack bang in the middle of the road.

All the other contestants might've been confused by their choice but to Britt and Taz it made perfect sense as the exterior was a harmonious match with their signature 'beige' aesthetic. 

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House 3 | Back | Britt and Taz
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House 3 | Back | Britt and Taz

Like House 1, House 3 also features a traditional pitched roof.

A lighter timber panelled exterior makes it chalk and cheese compared to its neighbours.

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House 4 | Front | Sonny and Alicia
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House 4 | Front | Sonny and Alicia

Sonny and Alicia walked into the competition with a slight advantage as Sonny, a plumber, is the only tradie this year.

But being a tradie doesn't qualify you to build decorate a float and so the Queensland couple finished last.

House 4 was the only one remaining and so despite the pair wanting a gable-roof home they decided to make the best out of what they were given. 

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