West Coast Eagles Fact Sheet
The West Coast Eagles has teamed up with Port Bouvard Limited and Beaumonde Homes to build a quality two-story home at the exciting Princeton Private Estate, Stirling.
The beautiful four bedroom, three bathroom home, located on a prime block overlooking the landscaped lake, will be auctioned in early 2005, with part proceeds from the sale going towards the development of junior football in WA. Such a commitment will benefit more than 100 metropolitan and 120 country-based clubs.
Channel Seven Perth is supporting the charity home with community service announcements during the period of construction and sale.
With the home complete, it is now open on Saturdays and Sundays from 1pm - 5pm, and Wednesdays from 2pm - 5pm.
The home will be closed from Thursday 16 December for the Christmas period and will re-open on Saturday 8 January.
For further information or to arrange a private viewing please contact Beaumonde Homes on 9446 3388.
About West Coast Eagles:
The West Coast Eagles, the first AFL club in Western Australia, was also the first non-Victorian club to win a premiership. That initial triumph came in 1992, just the club's sixth season, and was repeated in 1994.
West Coast has built a reputation as one of the most powerful entities in the AFL, based not only around its on-field success but also through its off-field achievements. The club this year broke through the 40,000 membership barrier for the first time and has enjoyed unwavering corporate support throughout its history.
Only three times in its 18-year existence has West Coast failed to qualify for the finals - in 1989, 2000 and 2001. It is the only club in AFL/VFL history to compete in the finals series for a complete decade, achieving that feat from 1990-99 under the tutelage of dual premiership coach Mick Malthouse.
In the last three seasons the club has been coached to the finals by John Worsfold, the man who was captain of the trail-blazing team which won the 1992 and 1994 flags.
There is an air of excitement about the possibilities in 2005 and beyond with Worsfold pulling together a young squad which appears capable of repeating the feats of a bygone era. One of the key players in this emerging team, dynamic midfielder Chris Judd, stamped his impact on the competition by winning the 2004 Brownlow Medal as the AFL's best and fairest player.
In conjunction with players like captain Ben Cousins, ruckmen Dean Cox and Michael Gardiner, midfielders Tyson Stenglein, Chad Fletcher, Andrew Embley and Michael Braun, as well as dour defender Darren Glass and explosive forward Phil Matera there is a belief the club has the nucleus to achieve the game's ultimate once again.
About Princeton Private Estate:
When completed - currently estimated to be late 2006/early 2007- the Princeton Private Estate, Stirling will include 600 properties and be home to approx. 2000 new residents, within 12 Stages. The lots for the first 7 Stages are fully developed and sold. Work on Stage 8 and 9 is now underway. Work on Stages 10, 11 and 12 has not yet begun.
Over $2.5 million has been invested by Port Bouvard Limited and its partners in large-scale landscaping, which include the creation of three lakes and associated waterways with linking linear parks, restoring Princeton as a wetlands site for fauna. When completed, 8.9 hectares of the estate will be parklands, lakes and public open space with public amenities. The landscaping has been integrated with environmental planning to create an outstanding new urban location.
Approx. 200 homes have either been completed or are currently under construction at Princeton. Prices for blocks have ranged from $180,000 to $440,000, with lots currently starting from $225,000. Over $16 million has been invested at the estate by 22 builders in one of the largest display homes villages in the metropolitan area.
It is only minutes by car to the access points for the Mitchell Freeway and 5 minutes into the city outside rush hours.
Princeton Private Estate is proud to be involved and assist with the development and continuation of WCE junior football programmes.
About Beaumonde Homes:
Beaumonde's logo says it all - "Built on reputation since 1986". Established in 1986, Beaumonde Homes has gained a well-earned reputation on building quality single and two storey homes for its client's requirements. This has been recognised by the large number of industry awards the company has received in recent times.
They can design homes for any budget, block or home style from $200,000 to $2,000,000. This includes sketch plans, elevation, specification and costings. Site survey's and artist impressions can be organised for a small fee if required.
Beaumonde offers its clients the complete service from design, sales and administration through to tradesman and supervision, delivering outstanding craftsmanship.
Being Perth's largest individually design homebuilder and having a sixty eight percent referral client base, Beaumonde Homes prides itself on their reputation for service, versatility, professionalism and expertise - making the dream come true.
Beaumonde Homes are proud to be working in conjunction with the West Coast Eagles to build the 2004 WCE Charity Home and support the development of junior football in WA.
For further information, interview requests or images please contact:
David Tasker
Senior Consultant, Professional Public Relations
Ph: 08 9388 0944/ 0433 112 936