New Display Centre - FOR SALE NOW

SOME RENT BACK OPPORTUNITIES

MAY BE AVAILABLE!

Opened to the home building public, the new display centre features many new home building innovations.  From the unique skillion roof design to the raised ceilings this home is a stand-out from every respect.

Multiple Facade Options

Room Heights 2550

Four (4) Bedrooms with Teen Retreat / Games Room

Separate Parent's Study

Wide feature showers w/ step-less drain system

Spacious Media Room

Bathrooms with heated floors

285SM w/- Garage & Alfresco

Easy Jam door solutions

Timber & Metal Bi-fold doors main w/- inbuilt fly screens

Unique Hardwood Timber Decking

Integrated Dishwasher (New stoop free design)

Raised entry vault

Raked ceiling matching skillion roof

Freshwater styled landscaping

The Display Home, the "Freshwater 288" is part an exiting new style range the Freshwater Series.  The series is comprised of seven (7) homes with floor plans from 232 to 330 square metres.  Ready to build, choose a style now or use one of our Freshwater styled plans as a base to create your own unique home.

Visit the Display Centre from Thursday to Monday 10am to 4pm (late on Thursday Nights) or phone for a special appointment on (07) 4155 2288...

What is Scyon

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Scyon™ Linea™ weatherboard

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What is it?

A 16mm thick horizontal weatherboard with deep shadow lines. Scyon™ Linea™ weatherboard is the weatherboard that doesn’t weather like traditional weatherboard.

Where do you use it?

In residential applications wherever a contemporary design is required, including external walls in composite construction, upper-storey and ground-level extensions, and internal feature walls.

What are the key benefits?

Design options. The 16mm thick profile creates consistent deep shadows. The range of corner finishing details – aluminium, PVC or Scyon™ Axent™ trim – means that a range of different looks can be achieved. The Linea window adaptor can be used for subtle window treatments or the Axent trim can provide a contrast. Face or concealed fixing rounds out the options.

Easy to install; Low maintenance; Extra security; Enhances energy efficiency.

 

Scyon™ Matrix™ cladding

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What is it?

An exterior cladding system with a geometric,expressed joint look. Fast and simple to install, Scyon™ Matrix™ cladding is the commercial look without the commercial price tag.

Where do you use it?

In residential and medium-density applications wherever a modern design is required, including external walls in composite construction, upper-storey and ground-level extensions, and internal feature walls.

What are the key benefits?

Simple to install. Instead of needing the steel top hats associated with many commercial systems, Matrix cladding sheets are installed with Scyon™ cavity trim battens. The expressed joint is created easily using a 10mm packer. Sheets are sanded smooth and pre-primed for fast paint application and a high-quality finish.

Design options

Square and rectangular panels with an expressed joint mean a variety of looks can be created, from horizontal and vertical stripes to geometric patterns. Sanded sheets give a flat, smooth finish and digital printing can add even more design options. Matrix cladding’s resistance to cracking, warping and swelling * means it can be painted both dark and light colours. The option ofbrad nailing minimises visual interruption. Matrix™ cladding may be specified for timber-framed or steel-framed structures.

Durability; Enhances energy efficiency

 $10,000 & $17,000 Grants for the Asking!

It does not happen very often and this offer does have a short life span, but if you are thinking of building listen to this:

• No meanings testing

• It applies, even if you are building your third, fourth or fifth home. You still qualify!

• It can even be an investment property!

• Starts 1st August 2011

• Ends 30th April 2012

• Residential Construction up to $600,000.00

If you are a "first home buyer." Yes, there is more!

• No meanings testing

• And Extra $7,000.00 grant meaning you get a Total of $17,000.00

• If the house and land value are under $500,000.00 NO Transfer Duty

• Residential Construction up to $600,000.00

• Yes, we can arrange "House Land Packages" that will guarantee you qualify both ways

There are always some conditions, but what is listed above is about it. The Qld Master Builder's Association are lobbying the Government to set limits at a higher level so some details might yet change. Check back again for updates.  The official papers brief as they are can be downloaded from our site.  CLICK  - $10,000 Building Boost or read the slightly fuller paper from the Budget Highlights

More Awards to Jeff Lennox Builders 2010

Sporting & Community Service Facilities up to $4 million

Jeff Lennox Builder Pty Ltd
Bargara Cultural & Community Centre

Tourism & Hospitality Facilities up to $8 million

Jeff Lennox Builder Pty Ltd
Bundaberg Airport Terminal

See link to Master Builders Awards under links

Hinkler Hall of Aviation

JEFF LENNOX COMMERCIAL, the sister company to Jeff Lennox Homes were the builders to Bundaberg's best new attaction - "The Hinkler Hall of Aviation."

Opened in December 2008, the Hinkler Hall of Aviation is Australia’s newest tourist attraction and aviation adventure experience. More than a museum, the Hinkler Hall of Aviation celebrates pioneer solo aviator Bert Hinkler and the wonders of innovation, spirit and adventure.

Comprising a soaring exhibition hall, featuring multi-media exhibits, a flight simulator, the ‘Globe Theatre’, five aircraft and the historic Hinkler House, the Hinkler Hall of Aviation, in the tropical surrounds of the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens, provides you with an enjoyable and interesting adventure, where you and your family become part of the story....

Visit the Hinkler Hall of Aviation and experience the dream of flight for yourself.

PROUDLY CONSTRUCTED BY JEFF LENNOX COMMERCIAL

Bundaberg builder wins $5m Project bids

Janette Young | 17th February 2009

Article taken from the Bundaberg News Mail

BUNDABERG builder Jeff Lennox was the $5 million man yesterday after submitting winning bids for two major community projects.

His tender for the cultural and community centre at Bargara secured him just under $4 million of work, while he beat off five other contenders for the construction of an access boardwalk to the existing jetty adjacent to Alexandra Park with a bid of $827,498.

His building supervisor, father-of-four Col Richards, was just as happy to hear the news - it guarantees months of work for around a dozen people who work for Jeff Lennox Homes in what Mr Richards admits are worrying times."It puts a very positive slant on the future ahead," he said.The firm is also considering taking on several more people.

Mr Lennox could not wait to hear the news second-hand - he was sitting at the back of the council chamber as the two tenders were put to the vote.The excitement is not just about securing the ongoing success of his 25-year-old company - he gets a real buzz out of working on community projects.His firm was behind the recent completion of the Hinkler Hall of Aviation, and he was involved in the Bundaberg Rum visitors centre as well as the turtle playground at Bargara.

As someone born and bred in the area, and with his sons Tom and Sam in the business with him, it all gives Mr Lennox a strong sense of pride - and ownership - in his area. But he has no time to rest on his laurels. The construction of the cultural centre is tied to a December deadline to be finished and open because $1.5 million of the cash is coming from the state's Q150 community funding program.

Jim Whittaker, building projects manager for the council, said the builder had committed to a 34-week timeframe.

Asked whether he was confident of meeting that deadline, Mr Lennox said: "Absolutely." His $827,498 bid for the Alexandra Park work was less than half of the highest tender at almost $2 million. But it was still bad news for the council, which had allocated $455,000 for the job - more than $370,000 short.

The meeting was told the balance of the funding will be sought from sport and recreation funding.....

BURNETT YOUTH LEARNING CENTRE

Jeff lennox Homes is proud to be associated with the Burnett Youth Learning Centre.  This artical is listed for no other reason, but to encourage you also to support this valuable centre.

Burnett Youth Learning Centre provides learning opportunities and holistic care for youth experiencing learning barriers.  A range of alternatives are offered to young people who want to continue their education.  The aim of the Centre is to assist and support those who may not have achieved well in mainstream education or who exited the education system early. 

The Centre is a registered, not-for-profit, alternative school that offers a practical, ‘hands-on', supported approach to inspire personal learning.  Disengaged youth are offered the opportunity to train with the support of experienced tutors which enables them to be ready to enter the workforce and become a contributing member of society. 

Practical partnerships play a vital role in the success of BYLC.  Advisors, sponsors and community links with individuals, agencies and businesses have helped develop specific and personal pathways of learning (or employment) for the students.  Human resources are as necessary as material and financial resources to make the Centre viable in the long-term.

The Centre is also a registered Deductible Gift Recipient which means all financial donations are tax deductible.  However, donations do not need to be restricted to money.  Gifts in kind or other services are always gratefully accepted.  To make a donation or to find out more about Burnett Youth Learning Centre, phone either of the numbers below or send a request through the ‘Contact Us' page of the Christian Community Ministries website.

 Burnett Youth Learning Centre

‘Elliott Farm' 3693 Goodwood Road Bundaberg South 4670

Phone (07) 4159 7579

Fax (07) 4159 7557   Mobile 0408 775 390

ABN 81 118 797 229