The High-Impact Design of a Lifetime
High on impact, big on space and large on lifestyle, this amazing architect design from RMA lives large! Dramatically blurring the boundaries between inside and out with walls of high-spec commercial glazing, this four bedroom, dual study, 2.5 bathroom home offers a new angle on family living with an innovative inverted floorplan that opens outwards upstairs (to sheltered winter garden balconies) and down (to decked courtyards) from every room.
Immensely family-wise with a private master-wing direct from a spectacular entry topped by a towering void, this breathtaking design zones children's quarters (all with direct garden access) beyond a central lounge. Stepping up to a vast principal living zone with entertainers' bar and theatre wiring, the home angles out beyond a bold black kitchen (with best-in-category Siemens, Miele and Qasair appliances) and centres on two fully-enclosed offices - one easily reimagined as a playspace for the little kids or as a media retreat for big kids.
Balancing between dramatic form and family function with a true double ensuite (with dual-vanity and double shower) and dual walls of robes for the master-domain, the home's interiors feature luxe fittings including concealed-cistern WCs and a Corian freestanding bath and bold finishes including sleek Corian benchtops. Blending plush carpets with super-wideboard Oak floors, and velvety Venetian render with floor-to-ceiling bathroom tiling, there are airy linen sheers and block-out blinds supplemented by sun-sensor auto awnings, and LED strip lighting inside and out.
Climate-controlled over 5 zones with an additional gas log fireplace and airy ceiling fans, the home is secured by 8-camera CCTV and an alarm, and offers two covered carspaces. Set in a low-maintenance landscape of decking, formed concrete and lush plantings irrigated by a 20,000L underground water tank, this high-impact home enjoys a low-traffic location at the heart of the in-demand Gardenvale Primary School Zone, a walk of North Brighton station and Bay St’s café society, one block to the Hawthorn Rd tram and a stroll to both Hurlingham and Landcox Parks.
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