Expressions of Interest
State-of-the-art contemporary excellence is realised in a bespoke build designed by DW Architects for dynamic family living and large-scale entertaining, set within an attractive low-traffic pocket that delivers lifestyle without compromise.
A breathtaking 6m-high void introduces the layout through a 2.7m-wide custom solid Ash pivot door, crowned by a Mitzi New York designer light that immediately signals the level of detail carried throughout. Polished concrete underfoot is enhanced by slab heating, while ground-floor accommodation is exceptionally well planned, with robed bedrooms opening directly to private outdoor zones, including a guest suite with an ensuite and direct access to the front garden, creating flexibility for visitors or multigenerational living. On the upper level, a luxurious main suite takes in northern views via a full-width picture window, supported by a walk-in robe and an impressive ensuite with dual vanities, twin showers, and a freestanding bath.
A suspended staircase leads to expansive open-plan living and dining beneath soaring 3–3.5m ceilings, extending through stacked sliding doors to a private north-facing balcony that creates a natural setting for entertaining. An ambient Canon Latitude gas fireplace adds warmth and atmosphere, while the premium kitchen supports large gatherings with Miele appliances, integrated refrigeration, Bosch dishwasher, ZipTap, and a full butler’s pantry with adjoining laundry. The top level continues the entertainment focus with a recreation and media domain, home office, and rooftop zone capturing sweeping northern outlooks, complete with a plumbed-in Napoleon BBQ kitchen, café window, and a tri-level dumbwaiter for easy catering.
A cantilevered garage door conceals the double garage, complemented by extensive storage, CCTV with app control, alarm, video intercom, keyless entry, 10kW solar, motorised blinds, integrated sound, and double glazing. And with zoning for Elwood Primary and Elwood Secondary College, with the beach, Tennyson Street and Ripponlea Village cafés, city-bound trams and trains, and St Kilda Botanical Gardens nearby, the address is just as exclusive as the design itself.
