Metricon Homes to open state-of-the-art selection centre in Newcastle.

Australia’s leading home builder, Metricon is set to bring next level design, style, and innovation to Newcastle, when their brand-new customer selection centre- Studio M opens later this year.

In a move to further support the growth of its home building business throughout the Hunter Valley, Metricon Homes will be opening a second NSW state of the art showroom, with the lease signed and fit out underway, for a planned late 2021 opening.

The 1000m2 space located in Hamilton, is currently undergoing an extensive build program with Cunsolo Architects working closely with Metricon, to develop a contemporary and interactive interiors and exteriors showroom.

The amenity rich customer experience facility represents a significant investment in the Hunter region. The progressive customer selection centre, will enable Metricon to deliver a seamless customer service experience with great levels of personalisation and customisation of homes. The strategic location on Donald Street in Hamilton will prove to be a convenient access point for customers building in the burgeoning region.

Patrick Eather, Metricon’s General Manager, NSW said, “the Hunter region is Metricon’s second largest market in NSW and this move cements our commitment to customers building new homes throughout the area. We are creating a world class environment which is focused on a highly personalised experience that allows customers building with Metricon, to step into the next generation of home building and customer service innovations right here in Newcastle.

“The innovative Studio M is designed to be very interactive for the visitor, while showing a wide range of possibilities and examples of interior and exterior products.

“Now, more than ever, home buyers crave access to interior design expertise. The Newcastle Studio M will offer a personal experience under one roof, with authoritative advice from our qualified interior stylists.

“The floorplan design has allowed for a range of gallery and showcase spaces, but also for private retreat and breakout zones, for when reflection and discussion might be required.

“We are also designing the space to be able to comfortably host a range of design and style inspiration events and educational seminars. The space really will be more than a showroom, it will be a true design and style inspiration hub," concluded Mr Eather.