Telethon home in Clementine raises $1.3 million for sick children
Key points
- A Telethon house in Clementine has raised $1.305 million for WA's sick children. The home sits in a masterplanned community in the Upper Swan region, 35km from the city.
- It was built through a collaboration between Telethon, Blueprint Homes and the Satterley Group. The four-bedroom home includes two bathrooms, a home theatre and a front-yard pool, on nearly 600sqm of land.
- Land developer Nigel Satterley said his company was glad to help sick children. During the televised event, 2025 Little Telethon Star Jordan Blair said his favourite feature was the front-yard pool.
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