Without The Price Tag

Consumers are demanding more value for money, a home to meet the needs of the whole family and a design that keeps up to date with the latest trends. People want a home they are going to feel comfortable living in for the long term and they definitely don’t want to outgrow it. Home designs today should reflect this and incorporate luxury living without the price tag. A good example of this is Allworth Homes’ Carlisle design. The Carlisle is resort style living, at its best. The design encompasses everyone’s dream of owning a home jam-packed full of features that you’ll want to show off to all your friends. As soon as you walk through the door the Carlisle will impress. The Carlisle features a large open plan gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry and a generous living and dining area. This is coupled with corner stacker doors opening onto an alfresco oasis.

The generous master suite, walk-in robe and ensuite will make any homeowner feel right at home. Keep the kids entertained in their own activities room, while you relax in your home theatre. We’ve raised the ceiling height which is designed to give a more ‘open’ feel. If you’re after a modern design with luxurious finishes, the Carlisle is the home for you. The Carlisle is on display at Shell Cove, on NSW’s South Coast. Our new designs soon to open at Willowdale leave no stone unturned. Without giving too much away (I bet the suspense is killing you!), we’ve gone one step further to include everything (and more) that you need in a brand new home. One house is big on space but more suited for narrow blocks – and the other, well the kitchen inclusions will literally blow you away. You’ll always get more for less (and without the hefty price tag) with Allworth Homes. Whether you’re a first home buyer, investor or downsizer – building a home is a big investment. It can be very exciting – and also challenging.

It is crucial that you spend the time researching and shopping for your builder as carefully as you shop for your home. Stephen Thompson, managing director at Allworth Homes said, “The builder you choose will be spending several months working on your home. You need to be confident both in their ability to do the work and that you will have a good working relationship with them. “One thing is for sure, the building process starts long before any concrete is poured. • Thoroughly look at the building and construction quality. You don’t just want your house built, you want it well built. Look for quality finishes, specification and attention to detail when you visit the display homes. Look at the reputation of the builder’s suppliers – are they brands with well-earned reputations for quality? Also ask for customer testimonials and references. • Price is a factor but not because it’s the lowest or highest.

Look for a detailed explanation of price and inclusions in the cost when comparing builders. • Consider the resale of your home. Will the design earn you money when you decide to sell it in the future? Carefully consider your completed costs. On the resale market, similar plans fetch similar prices, no matter how much you’ve spent compared to another. So think about this carefully. • Don’t be fooled by the over the top extravagant display homes. Lots of display homes are dressed and designed with all the style trimmings in mind. Look beyond that and analyse what’s practical for your budget. Consider the floor plan and flow of the house to see if it’s the right fit for you and your family. • Check which areas the builder will build. This is the question you should ask first. There would be nothing worse than falling in love with that perfect design, only to find out that the builder won’t build in your area. By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to selecting a quality builder who’s a good fit for you and the new home you’ll build together. At Allworth Homes we make quality new homesproject homes for our customers in the Illawarra and Newcastle areas.

Now let’s focus on the question – Why students don’t get time to do their assignments? It is a well known fact that lectures takes away the maximum time of student’s life. You devote most of the time taking lectures in your classrooms and the classes continue go on. It’s cent percent true that these lectures are given by the high qualified professors who must have in-depth knowledge about the subject. Attending these lectures would enlighten you to grasp knowledge. Assignments are the measure to judge how much you have understood the lectures. But the fact remains that you spent half of the life in your classrooms taking lectures then when will you complete your assignments? After all these things if you manage sometime then what kind of an assignment it would be. With half hearted efforts, how would you write top class assignments which could be dangerous for your grades?