Display Home In Warnervale, Hamlyn Terrace, NSW Opened by Bellriver Homes

Nov 11, 2021

November 11, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Bellriver Homes is proudly showcasing a sample home built in one of its premier styles in Warnervale, Hamlyn Terrace, NSW, Australia.

Bellriver Homes, one of Australia’s most sought-after builders, offers a unique approach to design and styling that seems to be resonating with its clientele all over the country. The company offers its clients the opportunity to customize their home with a number of facade and external options and even gives them some amount of floor plan flexibility. The company is now using the same approach to provide residents of Hamlyn Terrace and those looking to make the suburb their new home with an extensive choice of designs that are sure to appeal to the tastes of even the most discerning home buyers. Its sample home in Warnervale is built in the style of the Somerton collection which includes new and fresh versions of some of its most popular designs.

A spokesperson for the company talks about its Warnervale display home by saying, “For the Somerton collection, we went back to the drawing board with our highly experienced and capable design team and tasked them to revisit the designs that have already shown proven broad acceptability and appeal. We then challenged our team to improve their liveability in every sense of the word. We wanted to stack the designs by modernizing them with the most contemporary, as well as the minute features that will surely stand out to those with an eye for detail. The end result speaks for itself as we have managed to create a range of upgraded classics that simply stand out on their own while preserving the same sense of homeliness and familiarity. They are all generous in size and are perfect for the active family. If you’re after something which caters to your idea of a dream home, you will surely appreciate our approach that aims to provide a home solution that meets your lifestyle requirements. Come celebrate the opening of our Bellriver Homes Central Coast Display Centre, and visit the newly furnished home in the sought-after location, Warnervale, today.”

The Somerton collection features 7 different floorplans (numbered 24, 257, 282, 298, 338, 344, and 350) all of which are designed for maximum liveability. These contemporary designs have 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a 2 car garage. The 7 different floorplans have a choice of numerous facades such as Ambervale, Avoca, Balmoral, Bedford, Braeside, Brighton, Chambery, Claremont, Classico, Comono, Illuka, Lennox, Melton, Milan, Montpellier, Oxford, Provence, Romano, San Remo, Verandah, and Vogue. Those looking to get a feel for the homes can head over to its website and view a 3d walkthrough of the home. The 3D walkthrough is digitally stitched together using actual photos, giving the user an experience that is as close as possible to an actual site visit. Visitors can also download the individual floorplans from the website to examine them at their own leisure.

Bellriver Homes’s brand new design and façade range is largely the work of two of the most renowned and highly respected architects in Sydney. One is a multiple MBA and HIA award-winning architect who specializes in classically beautiful designs and has done work for many celebrity clients in the Dural region. The second architect specializes in modern architecture and most of his work is in the Mosman and Northern beaches area. He is heavily influenced by the work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Every design is available in standard form or mirror reverse so that it can be orientated to suit the block and the sun. Most of the Country designs are the work of legendary country designer Pamela Wilkinson from Mudgee, NSW.

The Warnervale display home is located at 161 Warnervale Road, Hamlyn Terrace, NSW 2259. The display home is open from 10 AM to 5 PM, 7 days a week. Readers can contact either Jason Priest (0491 029 876) or Steve Briant (0450 828 981) to ask about the display home’s details or to set up a site visit.

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For more information about Bellriver Homes Central Coast Display Centre, contact the company here:

Bellriver Homes Central Coast Display Centre
Steve Briant
0450 828 981
[email protected]
161 Warnervale Road, Hamlyn Terrace, NSW 2259, Australia

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