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Custom Home: The Flynt is sophisticated modern living at its best. The streamlined Flynt creates an impressive living space, Ceiling high glass panels used throughout creates a light, airy and inviting interior centred around a grounding raw concrete pillar that houses a two sided fireplace.
Clever use of louvres creates breezeways between the four impressive bedrooms, which are divided by the spacious open living and dining area. A media room and study adds to the functionality of this home.
Capitalising on the vast outdoor space, the kitchen area opens out onto one of five outside living areas. The landscaped pool creates a focal point, with timber decking used to frame the home. With its modern exterior and inviting living space, the Flynt is a timeless classic that takes contemporary living to the next level. This custom home can be altered to suit your dream.
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RAISING THE STANDARD
David Reid Homes is ‘Raising the Standard’. This isn’t just a motto for us, it is something we take very seriously in everything we do throughout our company. We aim to deliver a home that exceeds expectations in design, build and aesthetics. We want to ensure that the process from start to finish is exceptional. To do this we set extremely high standards for our entire team at David Reid Homes and want you to know that your ‘standards’ are our priority.
Each individually designed home will be unique as no two David Reid Homes are ever the same. Our designs reflect each individual homeowner’s flair and creativity. All homes are tailored to compliment their unique setting.
We pride ourselves on the level of customer care extended to our clientele. This superior service starts with your unique design. It is then carried through all aspects of our management of your build. Including the products, we use suppliers and master craftsmen we work with. Our attention to detail and our engagement with you throughout the process.
LUXURY INCLUSIONS
The David Reid Homes difference lies in the overall quality of our builds and the range of luxury inclusions. Our 12 Points of Luxury Difference are 12 key appointments. That will compliment your modern living to give you superior comfort and eco-efficiency. To name a few, the list features ducted air conditioning, pure wool carpets, floor to ceiling tiles to bathroom and ensuite and stone benchtops. Including a range of innovative appliances. As communication is one of David Reid Homes’ core values, we pride ourselves on providing weekly building updates on the progress of your new home.
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Local builders, Kieron Rohrlach and Philip Poulsen, have joined forces with one of Australia’s premier custom home builders, David Reid Homes Australasia. Kieron and Philip have become an integral part of the building industry in Tamworth and surrounding areas and particularly so since joining David Reid Homes in 2014.
It might just be a bit of Pie in the Sky, but it’s also a chance for payback. Former Canberra Raiders captain Terry Campese will go head-to-head against former teammates Alan Tongue and Marc Herbert, with Campese playing for the Queanbeyan Blues against an All Stars team at Seiffert Oval on September 28.
Local builder, Tony Stallard, joined forces with one of Australia’s largest luxury home builders, David Reid Homes Australasia, some seven years ago.
Since joining the David Reid Homes group, Tony has gone from strength to strength resulting in his franchise being awarded the prestigious “David Reid Homes National Franchisee of the Year” for 2017 – an award thoroughly deserved.
David Reid Homes Australasia draw on their passion for cycling and the similarity to the building game. They are very proud to be supporting Australia’s Toughest Classic…
These names represent rugby league and Canberra Raiders royalty and they’re joining forces once more for an all-star game in Queanbeyan this year.
Launched, December 2017, the event has been dubbed the “pie in the sky”. It follows on from a match held in Hay in 2011 which brought many of the game’s biggest names together for charity.
The match is the brainchild of David Reid Homes managing director Ken Beissel, the event’s major sponsor.
Beissel came to Queanbeyan from Hay at age 16 to play for the Queanbeyan Blues where he played with Australian representatives Ian Thomson and David Grimmond.
“I played with some of the great footballers of the era and under a great coach in Don Furner,” Beissel said.
“What I wanted to do was give the kids an opportunity in my hometown to rub shoulders with some of the greats. Queanbeyan is a second home for me, I just love the place.”
With so much of the Raiders history tied to Queanbeyan there are no shortage of club legends lining up to play and be involved.
Coach – Mal Meninga
Mal Meninga will coach the all-star squad. Former captains Simon Woolford and Terry Campese will battle for the armband. Jason Croker won’t be able to suit up due to injuries but has promised to run water.
Some of the other names that have confirmed they will play include Bradley Clyde, Ken Nagas, Brett Mullins, Quentin Pongia, Matt Geyer and potentially Nathan Hindmarsh.
Former NRL referee Bill Harrigan has confirmed he’ll take the whistle in the 80-minute match against the current Queanbeyan Blues side.
Current Raiders coach Ricky Stuart is expected to play if he does not have coaching commitments. However, Raiders fans may wish not to see Stuart with the game scheduled for September 28, just days before the NRL grand final.
All proceeds from the match will be split between Treehouse, a special needs support service in Queanbeyan, and a respite centre planned by community campaigners Yvonne Cuschieri and Paul Walshe.
Woolford, who played in the Hay match, said despite having moved past their playing days the former players inevitably let their competitive natures take over. Quentin Pongia dislocated his elbow in Hay by not backing out of a tackle.
“It’s something the ex-players really enjoy, not only the game but the function afterwards and being able to mix with the local communities,” Woolford said.
“There’s plenty of guys that couldn’t say yes quick enough.”
Queanbeyan-Palerang councillor Kenrick Winchester said he will endeavour to secure council support for the event and provide Seiffert Oval free of charge.
“This is a really exciting event for Queanbeyan,” Cr Winchester said.
“We get to support some of our amazing local charities in Treehouse and Paul [Walshe] and Yvonne’s [Cuschieri] respite centre.
“I’m as big a Raiders fan you could find, I went out to the game in Hay and it was brilliant seeing the legends run around again.
“Queanbeyan is the Raiders home so I know they will get behind the event.”
Cr Winchester added the game will hopefully add to the momentum for an upgrade of Seiffert Oval.
Attribution Elliot Williams, Canberra Times
The official Pie in the Sky, David Reid Homes All Stars video coverage from 2011. Here’s what they had to say!
It’s become an annual pilgrimage from the city to the sticks. A treasure trove of Rugby League talent winging their way to the remote western Riverina town.
Gotta hope that the Hay side don’t take it too serious.
The likes of Meninga, Bradley Clarke, Matt Geyer and Simon Woolford. They’ve played on the biggest stages and they’ve given back to the game at the grassroots.
A club that was struggling a decade ago is now thriving with a full complement of boys’ and girls’ junior teams and for the first time a top division senior team.
it’s like getting the Australian test team to play a one dayer game of cricket!
It’s a combination the five years hard work and I’m expecting big crowds.
The unsung heroes are many of the Magpies.
The all-stars warmed up if you can call it that. Their first and last pre-match training session.
Bit worried about my team. Preparation hasn’t been great.
Meet Rugby League immortal, Arty Beatson, official coach and motivator.
Joking aside the great man was shocked at the fitness of some of his charges.
I reckon it’s indecent with these blokes are so fit. Whatever happened to where you let yourself go like Mark Tookey?
And it was Mark Tookey and Meninga who led out the galaxy of former stars
But despite the big names the locals were off to a flyer, targeting an obvious weakness on Daley’s wing.
That sparked a group of blokes not used to losing.
Meninga was in the thick of it. Not bad for 50 odd. Kenny Nagas wound the clock back and Nagas continued to cement his Man of the Match honours.
The Hay Magpies motto is, “Let’s dream big” and that dream is now a reality with 1500 fans coming from near and far to rub shoulders with some of Rugby League’s best ever.
It’s good the city coming out to the bush, I’d say.
We don’t get to see famous people like this very often.
It’s like a field of dreams out there with all the legends.
It’s great. It’s like Rugby games of old. It’s really really good
It was a buzz for the All Stars; a lifetime high for the likes of Mitch Rosser who played with them.
The greats showed glimpses but the match wasn’t without incident.
Shane Millard suffered a dislocated elbow.
Woolford went for it charging 80 metres, defying the defence and gravity.
Raiders coach David Furner enjoyed the hit out; his first game in six years. He was one of the first to answer the SOS from a club in strife.
In the end the visitors won 50 to 8 but the score didn’t matter.
Great for everybody here and you know, happy to get a bit of money in the bush. Hay keeps on prospering from it and you know, good luck for them next year in the comp.
The boys were feeling it at one stage. Nah, it’s good stuff.
Great to see that the concept which started as a bit of a pie in the sky, you know, come to fruition and it’s a true story.
That’s my last ever game of Rugby League. That’s it. I’m officially retired. I’m gone.
