This Bethlehem home won several awards at the 2023 Bay of Plenty and Central Plateau Registered Master Builders House of the Year competition.
This Bethlehem home won several awards at the 2023 Bay of Plenty and Central Plateau Registered Master Builders House of the Year competition.
A Bethlehem home has taken out the Supreme House of the Year Over $1 Million award at the 2023 Bay of Plenty and Central Plateau Registered Master Builders House of the Year competition.
The entry by Belco Homes also won the Resene New Home $2m to $4m category, Pink Batts Craftsmanship Award, Kitchen Excellence Award and a Gold Award, a Master Builders statement said.
Judges said they were “captivated by the remarkable use of locally-sourced Hinuera stone, which was skilfully paired with ironbark hardwood lintels and expressive structural timbers - resulting in a visually-stunning architectural marvel.”
It capped off a successful night for Belco Homes, after winning the region’s Supreme House of the Year Under $1m award for a home in Ōmokoroa and Supreme Renovation of the Year for a home at Waihī Beach.
This entry was also awarded the Renovation Over $1.5m category, and a Gold Award.
Image 1 of 8: This Bethlehem home won several awards at the 2023 Bay of Plenty and Central Plateau Registered Master Builders House of the Year competition. Photo / Supplied
The House of the Year competition recognises the best homes, builders, and craftspeople across New Zealand.
This year the regional competition had almost 300 entries across nine regions.
A Beck Building home in Taupō took out the Bunnings Renovation $750,000-$1.5m category and other awards.
