Home For A Cure 2025
Since 2018, Satterley has proudly supported the My Room Children’s Cancer Charity, donating a block of land each year for the Home for a Cure initiative. This year, a stunning Henley home built in Botanical estate, Mickleham, will be auctioned to help raise vital funds for children battling cancer.
2025 Home for a Cure
Designed from the ground up to bring comfort and joy to a new family, the 2025 Home For A Cure is the striking Lennon 355-D38 from
Henley’s MainVue collection. The 412m2 block of land has been donated by Satterley Property Group and is located in Botanical Estate,
Mickleham.
The Location
Botanical offers prime land in Mickleham, perfectly positioned with easy access to Melbourne CBD via the Tullamarine Freeway or a quick 45-minute train from nearby Donnybrook Station. You’ll be close to the established Craigieburn community and surrounded by all the essential amenities from day one, including schools and education options for growing families.
Enjoy over 30 hectares of planned open space, a future shopping village already under construction, a planned sports oval, and seamless links to neighbouring recreational facilities – all designed for a vibrant, active lifestyle.
About 2025 Home for a Cure by Henley
With its striking Novello façade and light-filled layout, the 7-star Lennon 355-D38 from the Mainvue Collection is a home that delivers comfort, space and style in equal measure.
This thoughtfully-designed double-storey home features five bedrooms, each with its own ensuite – including a guest suite on the ground floor with double vanity. A side staircase opens up the heart of the home, revealing a soaring void above the dining space that floods the living area with natural light. Upstairs, a spacious leisure room, generous linen storage and a build-over-garage design maximise every inch of space.
With a large butler’s pantry, separate study, and double-glazed windows for year-round energy efficiency, the Lennon is a modern family home that blends function with flair.
Best of all, it supports My Room Children’s Cancer Charity – helping to create hope, one home at a time.
Meet Kruz – The Face of the 2025 Home For A Cure
At just six years old, Kruz has faced more than most do in a lifetime. After a shock diagnosis of a rare form of leukemia, he’s endured intensive treatment, including a bone marrow transplant, and now looks ahead with hope to a new trial. Proceeds from the 2025 Home For A Cure will support vital research and services that help children like Kruz and their families through the toughest battles of their lives.
About My Room
At My Room Children’s Cancer Charity, we’re on a mission to fight childhood cancer with all we’ve got. We’re a volunteer-led charity that understands the devastating impact of cancer on families. Our goal is to bring hope and respite to Australian families affected by this disease.
We believe that every child deserves a fighting chance, so we work tirelessly to raise funds for holistic support. From financial assistance through our Samaritan Fund to high-quality clinical care and innovative medical research, trials and equipment, we want to give children the best possible chance of beating cancer.
Our commitment to ending childhood cancer is unwavering. We work hand-in-hand with the brightest minds to find the best possible ways to support families affected by childhood cancer, cutting through the red tape without bureaucracy.
Every dollar counts, and that’s why we raise funds ethically and cost-effectively. At least 95%* of every donated dollar goes directly towards supporting children with cancer and their families. We hold a deductible gift recipient status (DGR1). We’re also registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission.
