We’re excited to share more award-winning news! Our Gellibrand 337 display home in Bannockburn has just been named Best Display Home over $750,000 at the 2025 HIA Western Victoria Regional Housing Awards.
This follows our recent win at the, Master Builders Victoria Regional Building Awards also for our Gellibrand 337 display home, recognising our ongoing commitment to quality, innovation and craftsmanship.
A huge thank you to our amazing team, our subcontractors and suppliers whose passion and dedication make achievements like these possible.
The Vision Behind the Gellibrand
When designing the Gellibrand 337, we wanted to respond to the growing desire for a tree change, where families trade the hustle of suburban life for the space, freedom, and lifestyle that acreage living offers. Our goal was to create a home that not only embraces its rural setting but also meets the practical needs of modern families. Every aspect of the Gellibrand 337 was carefully planned to combine function, comfort, and contemporary style, showing how everyday living can feel effortless on a larger block.
A Showcase of Luxury Upgrades
The Gellibrand 337 display is packed with premium upgrades that elevate the everyday. Some of its standout features include:
- Raked ceilings enhance the sense of space and bring natural flow to the main living area.
- A feature stone fireplace adds warmth and acts as a striking centrepiece.
- A servery window seamlessly connects the kitchen to the outdoor entertaining area.
- James Hardie vertical cladding in Oblique™ delivers a bold architectural finish to the facade.
- Engineered timber flooring adds warmth, texture and timeless appeal.
These carefully curated upgrades reflect the attention to detail and craftsmanship that Hamlan is known for.
Visit the Award-Winning Display
Want to see this multi-award-winning home for yourself? Visit our display to experience firsthand what makes it the ultimate showcase of acreage living.
Our Gellibrand 337 display is open 11am–5pm on weekends, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
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