Styled by Haven | Summer Volume 3 - Fairhaven Homes

If you’re starting off small with a pantry revamp or going all out with a new home...

be that rewarding, it is a journey, a big investment into your time and future. Our team of qualified Interior Designers is here to support you, with Styled by Haven becoming one of the most inspiring tools for our clients.

With over fourteen years of experience in Design & Construction, Fairhaven Homes is here to support you every step of the way.

Modern meets Chic

The Tathra 363

Boasting a brand new façade and new floorplan design, the Tathra 363 elegantly dominates its landscape. The Modern Chic inspired home is an elegant example of what you can achieve building a new family focused home with all the extras.

Our stunning Greyson façade boasts low maintenance Scyon Linea cladding, which completes the top storey & complements the gable roof form. Warm render surrounds the garage and Porch, pressed brickwork features on the remainder of the Facade. Feature mouldings accentuate windows & doors whilst also highlighting the different storeys, to enhance the provincial beauty of this design.

Black colonial style windows add a modern touch to the classic details, as contemporary lights provide the finishing touches.

The ample living zones in this home comprise of an open plan Kitchen, Meals and Family area, separate Theatre to the Ground Floor complemented by a large upstairs Rumpus. A secondary master suite is located on the Ground Floor, whilst the remaining 4 Bedrooms are upstairs. All Bedrooms come complete with a Walk-In-Robe and individual Ensuite. This certainly is an outstanding family home showcasing quality materials.

The finishes are neutral and warm, with many black accents in fittings, bringing a classy element to the home. This entire house delivers an elegant ambiance, from the exterior to the interior. Full of new design ideas and stunning materials.

Meridian displays, 6 Kunlun Crescent Clyde North

Stylishly trendy, the combination of marbles, blacks and soft timbers work cohesively together. Clean lines and monochromatic colour palettes harmoniously combine in this smart design. Incorporating sharply designed furniture pieces and luxurious fabrics, the minimalist style thriving in an elegant eclectic market.

Our festive guide for your

dining table

If you’re hosting lunch or dinner this year, now is the time to start thinking about how to style your dining table.

We’ve got some top tips that will help you get it right every time.

1.

Start with your dishes

The most important element for the table is the plates, bowls and serving dishes. Choose a theme that will work around your crockery options and remember white plates can be stylish with the right tablecloths, napkins and accents.

3. Decorate thoughtfully

When it comes to table decorations, the little things count. Place settings with each guest’s name is a lovely personal touch.

2. Go with a theme

You might like to keep it simple and festive by choosing between traditional red and green, red and white or white and green, and consider adding a metallic accent colour of gold or silver.

4. Consider your centrepiece

A centrepiece can really bring your style together and make an impact. But it should be considered carefully — you don’t want it taking up valuable space or blocking your guests from communicating.

Nordic

Winter Wonderland Traditional Informal

Introducing our clients

Todd & Penny

Todd and Penny decided there’s never been a better time to make a sea change!

The couple originally made the move from the south coast of NSW to Gippsland, Victoria in 2017.

Third times a charm!

Building a home isn’t novel to this couple as this is their third time.

“We have found building is the only way you get what you want in in a home.” - Todd.

Why Fairhaven?

The pair visited the Fairhaven display homes and liked the flexibility with the plans and the transparency with the pricing.

“We chose Fairhaven due to an amazing sales consultant who assisted us to modify the floorplan plus the inclusions of the Bridgewater range.” - Penny.

Newport 275

The couple fell in love with the Newport 275 and felt it ticked all the boxes as it suited their budget, block, and needs.

The Newport 275 offers four Bedrooms, two Bathrooms and two Living areas. All Bedrooms are located upstairs, downstairs features an open plan Kitchen, Meals, and Family space with optional Covered Outdoor Area.

MyHaven Studio

The Fairhaven myHaven Selection Studio is a one-stop showroom for you to see, touch and choose your Kitchen appliances, vanities, tapware, flooring, doors, tiles, benchtops, and surfaces.

“The Interior Designer made the process seamless by making suggestions with the selection of colours and finishes.”

- Penny

The build

“The progress was constant with great communication and support from both our Customer Relations Officer (CRO) and the Site Supervisor.”

- Todd

your future Investing in

With the right advice and informed choices, investing in a new build can set you up with a nest egg that can generate passive income for you for life.

1. Build an investment property

Planning for financial security is vital for living a life of ease and creating a comfortable retirement. Investing in the right property can set you up for life. Make wise choices about the type of home you invest in and improve your long-term financial position from the very beginning.

2. Kick off a portfolio

Once you invest in your first property, purchasing further investment properties becomes more achievable. As the value of your property increases and you continue to pay off your loan, you create more equity which you can leverage to purchase another investment property, and another.

3. A reliable investment

Unlike buying a lottery ticket each week, building an investment property is a tried and tested approach to building wealth that you can rely on. For example, the last 25 years have seen the median value of Australian houses deliver an annual growth rate of 6.8%*, with an increase in value of over 400%.

4.

Property that pays for itself

An asset that someone else helps you pay for? It almost sounds too good to be true, but that is often the reality when you own an investment property. Rental income from your tenanted investment property will cover some or all of the expenses related to the property, while its capital growth increases.

5.

Tax advantages

No-one wants to see more of their hardearned money go to the tax department than necessary. As an investment property owner, you may be able to take advantage of significant tax benefits. Many costs associated with owning an investment property may be tax deductible, including maintenance and repairs, the interest on your loan and property management fees.

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this summer How to stay cool

When the weather heats up, we all want to stay comfortable and cool. Thankfully there is more than one way of keeping the heat under control in summer.

As the temperature rises over the coming months, try one or more of these approaches to maintain an enjoyable space no matter the weather.

Position your home wisely

Make important decisions about where to position your home, rooms and windows with the sun in mind. Avoiding the hot afternoon sun coming into your key living spaces can be a clever way to have a cool home.

Be smart about your window furnshings

Blinds, curtains and awnings play a big role in your home’s styling, but they can be a game changer for temperature control too. The hot sun on your home can see things heat up quickly.

The finishing touch

When building a home with Fairhaven Homes, consider all your options. Evaporative cooling, inverter cooling, or ceiling fans can all play an important role in having a temperate home yearround.

Insulation

Insulation is important and is included in your build. You will also have the option to upgrade from the inclusion to maximise the energy efficiency of your home.

Close during the day and open in the evening

Once the sun starts to heat up, aim to close doors and windows as well as blinds, curtains and shutters where possible. This will minimise the amount of heat entering your home over the course of the day.

Once the sun goes down and an evening breeze kicks in, open up doors and windows to let the air flow through. This cooler night air will help any trapped heat from the day move through and out.

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