Telethon home in Clementine raises $1.3 million for children

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 13:31 · Archive

A four-bedroom home built for Telethon in Western Australia raised $1.305 million for sick children.

This year's Telethon house in Clementine raised $1.305 million for Western Australia's sick children. The home is located in a masterplanned community in the Upper Swan region, 35 kilometres from Perth, and was a collaboration between Telethon, Blueprint Homes and the Satterley Group.

The four-bedroom, two-bathroom home features a home theatre and a swimming pool in the front yard, set on nearly 600 square metres of land. Land developer Nigel Satterley said his company was happy to contribute. 'Hopefully we can do this for another 55 years,' he said of the company's long-standing involvement. Craig Park, general manager of Blueprint Homes, described it as his group's favourite project of the year, saying the company relished the opportunity to showcase its quality craftsmanship.

Speaking during the televised event, 2025 Little Telethon Star Jordan Blair approved of the home, claiming his favourite feature was the swimming pool in the front yard.

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• Telethon home in Clementine raises $1.3 million for sick childrenThe spectacular home has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a home theatre and a pool in the front yard, set on nearly 600sqm of land.Perth Now · 18 Oct, 08:54
• Telethon home in Clementine raises $1.3 million for sick childrenThe spectacular home has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a home theatre and a pool in the front yard, set on nearly 600sqm of land.The West Australian · 18 Oct, 08:54

In this story: Telethon · Blueprint Homes · Satterley Group · Nigel Satterley · Craig Park · Jordan Blair · Clementine · Upper Swan

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