Neighbours come together for a movie under the moonlight

NEIGHBOURS COME TOGETHER FOR A MOVIE UNDER THE MOONLIGHT

1 APRIL 2014:  Residents at The Hermitage will enjoy a moonlight screening of beloved family comedy sequel ‘Despicable Me 2’ on Sunday, 13 April.

Held in the open park outside the sales and information centre, the event kicks off at 6.30pm.

Neighbours can enjoy wood-fired pizzas, popcorn, fairy floss, and a variety of beverages as they relax on their picnic rugs and beanbags, in the latest of a long line of community-building events that residents are accustomed to.

Developer Sekisui House prides itself on building close-knit communities that residents are proud to be a part of.

“Building communities is just as much our passion as building houses,” Sekisui House NSW marketing manager Moonmoon Sahu says.

“Events like this are key, as they give the community the opportunity to socialise with one another and build those neighbourly relationships that make the difference between living somewhere and making it your home.”

Sekisui House is no stranger to these events, often holding similar occasions to help build communities and relationships at each of their residences. 

Fellow Sekisui House developments The Waterfront and The Address at Wentworth Point enjoyed a taste of Europe at multicultural festival EuroFesta on Sunday 30 March, and residents of The Hermitage recently celebrated Australia Day with a backyard cricket event held by Sekisui House complete with team gear, trophies, and a barbecue. The Waterfront also plays host to Friday Night Barbecues – weekly events that bring the community together.

“There is a real community spirit here,” says The Hermitage resident Shane Borg.

“This is the type of neighbourhood where people give you a helping hand and invite you around for a barbecue. Events like this really help create that community feel.”

The Hermitage Sales Centre, located at Fairbank Drive (off Camden Valley Way), Gledswood Hills, is open every day from 10.00 am to 5.00pm. For more information please call: 1800 113 943 or visit www.thehermitagesydney.com.au.

About Sekisui House

Established in 1960, Sekisui House is one of Japan's most respected homebuilders and new community developers. With over two million homes to their credit, and a multitude of awards for innovation, quality and sustainability, Sekisui House is now a major player in the Australian market.

Sekisui House’s portfolio of residential projects in New South Wales includes, The Waterfront at Wentworth Point, The Address also in Wentworth Point and Central Park, in partnership with Frasers Property Group, in Chippendale, The Hermitage in Gledswood Hills. Sekisui House also have a number of other major interests and joint ventures in Victoria and masterplanned communities in the making in Queensland.

The company’s designs have been developed through collaborations between talented Australian and Japanese designers. It’s this unique approach that has allowed Sekisui House to take the best of Japanese expertise and technology and adapt it to Australian design tastes, lifestyle needs and climates. Sekisui House aim to bring a positive change to the face of community development and home building in Australia.

The company’s commitment to their communities was highlighted by their response to the devastating earthquakes that hit Japan on March 11, 2011. Sekisui House promptly opened a Disaster Response Headquarters at their head office in Japan and local disaster response stations in the stricken areas, thus establishing an internal system to effectively take initial response actions and confirm safety. Sekisui House is still determined to achieve post-earthquake rehabilitation and reconstruction of the stricken areas.

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