Wednesday, November 17, 2010

UrbanEdge Homes Introduces the Zelta House and Land at Saltwater Coast Estate

November 18, 2010 – Melbourne, Victoria, Australia – UrbanEdge Homes – the leading Melbourne Home builders has introduced the Zelta house and land that is part of the UrbanEdge iLive affordable living range at the magnificent Saltwater Cost Estate in Point Cook.

The Zelta 003 which came with the newly launched display homes like the Tribu 002 and the Toki 002, is conveniently located only 20km west of the Melbourne CBD, Saltwater Coast, an exclusive new community surrounded by untouched inshore water park and landscape.

These relaxing surroundings really do offer homebuyers the benefit from different things that do not normally go together. The Zelta 003 house and land package is now accessible in Central Walk Release (Stage 9) and Garden Square release II (Stage 10).

The premium selection of blocks all have rear laneway access and are close to parklands, walking tracks, bike paths as well as the proposed shopping centre.

The Zelta 003 house and land package comprised four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a double garage into its clever 21 square meter design.

The Zelta's inventive layout offered a new, unique way to live as well as combined smart living with better value.

The Zelta strokes the right balance between comfort and aesthetics, functionality and personality, which caught the eye of many buyers.

For inquiries on house and land packages at Saltwater Coast, call +61 (03) 8398 1100 or visit http://www.urbanedgehomes.com.au/VIC/zelta.aspx

About UrbanEdge Homes

Urbanedge Homes offers outstanding, new, affordable and unique modern home designs which features stylish facades, beautifully finished kitchens as well as contemporary, distinctive and visionary architectural flair while still offering transparency and real value for money.

Their exceptional collection of modern home designs demonstrates inviting open plan family living areas, highly functional kitchens boasting of deluxe stainless steel appliances, and an array of architecturally designed facades.

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