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Hudson Ridge Builders win 2022 HIA Western Victoria Home of the Year Award

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Hudson Ridge Builders win 2022 HIA Western Victoria Home of the Year Award

Media release
Stunning homes from across western Victoria honoured at 2022 HIA Awards.

Hudson Ridge Builders has won the prestigious 2022 HIA Western Victoria Home of the Year award for an outstanding custom-built home in St Leonards.

The result was announced at the 2022 HIA Western Victoria Regional Housing Awards, held at the RACV Resort in Torquay on Friday 9 September.

Key to the client brief for this project was full wheelchair access within a home that is “built with absolute sophistication”. In the eyes of HIA’s judges, the home absolutely delivers on both fronts.

Across three storeys the home maximises natural light, ventilation and stunning bay views. The home boasts five bedrooms, four living spaces, three bathrooms, two powder rooms, a lift and a rooftop terrace. All internal and external features are wheelchair-accessible, and durable weather-resistant materials mean the home will stand the test of time in its beachside location.

“Hudson Ridge Builders have delivered an absolutely outstanding home for their client,” says Fiona Nield, HIA Regional Executive Director. “Their attention to detail is evident throughout, and HIA congratulates the Hudson Ridge team on this achievement.”

In addition to 2022 HIA Northern Victoria Home of the Year, this project also won Hudson Ridge Builders the Custom Built Home of the Year and Custom Built Home $1 million - $1.5 million.

Other builders who were recognised on the night include:

  • Kre8 Living, who took out the Display Home of the Year, Display Home $500,001 - $750,000 and Residential Design awards with their display home “The Reef” in Torquay.
  • Cromer Builders, who received Renovation/Addition Project of the Year and Renovation/Addition Project up to $500,000 honours for an Ocean Grove renovation.
  • Furtulla Constructions, winners of the Spec Home of the Year and Spec Home over $500,001 award for their build in Highton.
  • Glenvill Homes, who won the Kitchen of the Year, Bathroom of the Year and Laundry awards for their Linear Form show home in Fyansford.
  • Signature Homes Geelong won the Townhouse/Villa Development award for a Barwon Heads townhouse build.

Carlisle Homes, Claytons Alfresco, Enso Homes, Geelong Homes, Hamlan Homes, Lifestyle Builders Geelong, Metricon Homes, Oasis Building Group, Simonds Homes and South West Majestic Homes were also winners on the night.

“The HIA Awards are a showcase of the best of the best in the residential building industry, and of the absolutely outstanding quality of work done by HIA members” says Ms Nield. “The homes recognised in the 2022 HIA Western Victoria Regional Housing Awards are exceptional, and HIA congratulates all of the winners and finalists.”

Category Winner Finalists
Home of the Year Hudson Ridge Builders Cromer Builders, Furtulla
Constructions, Kre8 Living
Bathroom of the Year Glenvill Homes
Bathroom in a Display Home Glenvill Homes
Custom Built Home of the Year Hudson Ridge Builders Hamlan Homes, Oasis
Building Group, South West
Majestic Homes
Custom Built Home $1 million - $1.5 million Hudson Ridge Builders Pivot Homes
Custom Built Home $750,001 - $1 million Hamlan Homes Signature Homes Geelong
Custom Built Home $500,001 - $750,000 South West Majestic Homes Lifestyle Builders Geelong
Oasis Building Group
Pivot Homes
Custom Built Home $350,001 - $500,000 Oasis Building Group
Display Home of the Year Kre8 Living Carlisle Homes
Enso Homes
Geelong Homes
Metricon Homes
Simonds Homes
Display Home over $750,001 Metricon Homes
Display Home $500,001 - $750,000 Kre8 Living Enso Homes
Hamlan Homes
Hudson Ridge Builders
Simonds Homes
Display Home $400,001 - $500,000 Enso Homes Arden Homes, Geelong
Building Solutions
Display Home $300,001 - $400,000 Geelong Homes Hudson Ridge Builders
Mimosa Homes
Display Home $250,001 - $300,000 Simonds Homes Mimosa Homes
Mimosa Homes
Display Home up to $250,000 Carlisle Homes Aplace By Glenvill
Kitchen of the Year Glenvill Homes
Kitchen in a Display Home Glenvill Homes
Laundry Glenvill Homes
Outdoor Kitchen Claytons Alfresco
Renovation / Addition Project of the Year Cromer Builders Lifestyle Builders Geelong
Renovation / Addition Project over $500,001 Lifestyle Builders Geelong
Renovation / Addition Project up to $500,000 Cromer Builders Coastyle Building Solutions
Oasis Building Group
Residential Design Kre8 Living
Spec Home of the Year Furtulla Constructions
Spec Home over $500,001 Furtulla Constructions
Townhouse/Villa Development Signature Homes Geelong

For more information please contact:

Fiona Nield

Chief Executive - Business Services
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