The over 50s land lease community on the NSW Mid North Coast, which has launched Precinct 2, opened its Belleair Country Club earlier this year.
On Saturday night at The Star Event Centre in Pyrmont, Sydney, the facility took out the Master Builders Association of NSW category as New South Wales’ Best Sporting Facility (up to $20 million) at the 2023 Excellence in Construction Awards.
It is easy to see why. Where else do you find in one place:
- Heated indoor swimming pool,
- Outdoor swimming pool,
- Sauna and spa,
- Milon gymnasium,
- Luxury movie theatre,
- Library,
- Billiards room,
- Art and craft room,
- Woodwork centre,
- Virtual golf simulator with international courses,
- Licensed bar area,
- Grand piano,
- Coffee lounge,
- Dance floor and stage, and
- Music room.
The Master Builders Association's awards programs represent the encouragement and promotion of excellence in construction, workmanship, innovation and dedication to the industry across residential, commercial and civil engineering sectors.
“This award, judged by a panel of independent construction industry experts, proves that our planning, design and construction decisions are right on the money - and we couldn't be prouder,” Palm Lake Resort Sales Manager Alysia Nechvoglod said.
Belleair Country Club’s win is, in fact, a second top gong for Palm Lake Resort Forster Lakes following the popular Carabelle display home being named best in the state in its category during the residential awards evening in September.
Main Photo caption: (from left: Master Builders Association NSW rep; Daniel Aitchison, CEO - Palm Lake Care; Perry Rissman, Construction Manager, Palm Lake Works; Jeff Foster, Site Supervisor, Palm Lake Works, Alysia Nechvoglod, Sales Manager, Palm Lake Resort; Jessica Rissman, Project Coordinator, Palm Lake Works; Lilian Arden, Sales Administration, Palm Lake Resort; Jason Clayton, Construction Operations Manager, Palm Lake Works and Master Builders Association NSW rep.)
