A bold architectural presence, a finely calibrated interior and an uncompromising level of detail define this four bedroom, three bathroom residence, where light, space and materiality come together with quiet confidence.
A substantial 3 metre solid timber door marks the threshold, establishing immediate scale. Extra-wide Scandi-style oak floors extend beneath soaring 3-metre-high ceilings, guiding movement through the hallway where gently curved walls soften the passage and extensive storage is seamlessly concealed.
A home office designed for two features bespoke joinery, open shelving and layered lighting, creating a workspace that feels both practical and refined.
Double doors open to a bedroom offering excellent flexibility for adult family members, with a fitted desk, walk-in robe and semi-ensuite with dual vanities.
A sculptural floating staircase forms a striking architectural moment, with a built-in timber daybed beneath creates a quiet reading nook and concealing exceptional storage. Opposite, a polished concrete courtyard draws natural light deep into the home, with openings from multiple spaces maintaining a constant indoor-outdoor connection.
A generous living, dining and kitchen domain unfolds, where a double-height void brings vertical drama to one end, with a 6 metre Venetian plaster feature wall rising in full height. An expansive landscape fireplace introduces atmosphere and ambiance to the living zone, while glass panels withdraw to extend the space to a broad rear terrace and swimming pool.
Within this domain, the kitchen is centred around a monolithic porcelain island with integrated dining, combining streamlined storage with Miele appliances and Bosch refrigeration, complemented by a butler’s pantry, wine storage and a 6 metre skylight above.
Upstairs, proportions remain generous beneath 2.7m ceilings, with the indulgent main suite positioned to capture views across Sillitoe Reserve. Two parallel walls of full-height cabinetry form a continuous element, concealing a twin-vanity ensuite beyond and maintaining a calm, uninterrupted bedroom setting.
Two additional bedrooms are well-proportioned, served by a central bathroom with freestanding bath, walk-in shower and floor-to-ceiling tiling.
A generous retreat overlooks the living below, supported by bespoke shelving and providing a flexible second living zone, while a bar with sink and provision for refrigeration completes the level.
Additional features include CCTV and alarm system, video intercom, multi-zoned climate control, mud room, wool carpets, 5000 litre water tank and an oversized single garage behind auto gates.
Positioned opposite the open green expanse of Sillitoe Reserve, moments from Hampton Primary, Haileybury and St Leonard’s Colleges, Hampton Street’s cafes and shopping, transport and the bay.
For more information about this sublime architect-designed sanctuary contact Richard Slade or Jodie Bond at Buxton Sandringham.
