Home Made Story - Knockdown rebuild at Engadine
Every home has a story, and for Cindy and James, their journey is one of resilience, determination, and hope.
After their beloved family home was severely damaged in a devastating storm, they faced an incredibly challenging period - battling insurance companies for answers while living in a tent in their backyard with their two young children. With the ongoing rental crisis making temporary housing nearly impossible to find, they had no choice but to stay put and wait for a resolution.
After months of uncertainty, they finally received the news they had been hoping for - their insurance claim had been approved, and they could begin rebuilding. Wanting to create a home that was not only beautiful but also functional for their growing family, Cindy and James turned to McDonald Jones Homes to bring their vision to life.
Designing Their Dream Home
From the moment they stepped into our display homes at Homeworld Leppington, Cindy and James were inspired by the possibilities. Exploring our range of designs, inclusions, and finishes, they quickly realised that rebuilding was more than just restoring what they had lost - it was an opportunity to create the home they had always dreamed of.
After careful consideration, they chose the Tallavera 45, a spacious and thoughtfully designed home perfect for their family's needs. With its open-plan living spaces, stunning kitchen, and spacious master bedroom, it was everything they had envisioned and more.
Following Their Build Journey
We are beyond excited to be part of Cindy and James' rebuild journey, and we can't wait to share each stage with you - from the first slab pour to the final handover. Their story is a testament to perseverance, and we're honoured to help them turn a difficult chapter into a fresh start.
Stay tuned as we document their progress and celebrate every milestone along the way!
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