THE owner described this grand home as her own little piece of paradise.
“I love the fresh air and quietness despite being so close to the city,” she said
“We love the area, we can walk to a park, the golf course is so close, as is the primary school and the bus, and there are two coffee shops that you can walk to on Walcott Street.”
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READ NOWThe owners built the two-storey home on a 713sq m block in 2010 and combined eclectic design with functionality, architectural features with the latest technology, and created common and personal spaces for all members of the family
The open-plan living/kitchen/dining area is the focal point of the home and opens to an alfresco area.
The kitchen has stunning lacquer and wood veneer cabinets, stone benchtops, Miele appliances and a separate scullery for extra storage and food preparation.
The alfresco area, with an outdoor kitchen, is east-facing, allowing comfortable outdoor dining by the solar-heated pool most of the year.
A guest suite, with walk-in robe and ensuite, study and formal lounge/dining area complete the ground floor.
Upstairs, balconies from the state of the art media room and master bedroom, with a large walk-in robe and ensuite, take in the sunset, treeline and city views.
There are more three generous bedrooms and a second bathroom.
The owner is an engineer and her husband is a real estate and development specialist and they built the home to a very high standard with quality fittings and fixtures throughout.