Here’s one house sale that’s bound to put a face on SA’s sick kids and their families.
2 Emerald Way, Mount Barker has just sold for $975,000, with all net proceeds supporting Variety SA, helping sick or disadvantage kids, and those living with a disability.
Built on land donated by Emerald Way owner and director Joe Belperio in honour of his daughter Amelie who died at the age of just three, the luxe two-storey home drew attention from right across the state, with Mr Belperio saying he was thrilled with the way the project brought the community together.
2 Emerald Way, Mount Barker.
“This project began as a way to honour our daughter Amelie, and it has grown into something far bigger than we ever imagined,” he said.
“The generosity shown by businesses, trades, supporters, and the wider community has been overwhelming.
“Every donation, every hour of work, and every act of kindness has helped turn our little girl’s legacy into something that will support children and families who desperately need it.
“We cannot thank everyone enough.
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“This home stands as a symbol of love, community, and hope.”
More than 30 SA business and individuals chipped in their time and money to build the family home, including Urban Edge SA, who funded and built the home as part of its 30th anniversary milestone.
Variety SA CEO Mark McGill. Picture: Keryn Stevens
Variety CEO Mark McGill said Variety was so happy and grateful for the injection of funds for their important work.
“This home symbolises hope and what can be achieved when a community comes together with purpose,” he said.
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“The funds raised will have a profound impact on SA families in need, from essential equipment to vital support services.
“This generosity truly changes lives.”
2 Emerald Way, Mount Barker.
2 Emerald Way, Mount Barker.
2 Emerald Way, Mount Barker.
Urban Edge SA managing director Ameen Farah said the home was designed to nurture family life and be a home filled with warmth, beauty and purpose.
“Seeing it come to life with the help of so many generous people has been truly special,” he said.
“We’re thrilled to know this home will now continue its legacy with a new family while supporting children who need it most.”
The home was auctioned by auctioneer Tom Panos, with the sale drawing a crowd of about 120.
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