Commanding an enviable lakefront position, this contemporary residence merges tranquillity with sophisticated living overlooking beautiful park and water views and within easy walking distance of the town's vibrant heart.
Bespoke interior design combines timber, glass, and concrete finishes, with large sliding doors enabling a seamless transition between the stylish interiors and enticing outdoor spaces, ideal for intimate gatherings and grand entertaining. The property's multi-level architecture maximises views of the lake from the bedrooms and living spaces, ensuring each moment at home feels connected to the tranquil landscape.
Open-plan living areas on the ground floor are centred around an Ecosa gas fireplace adjoining the sleek kitchen, equipped with stone benchtops and high-end Miele appliances, such as an induction cooktop, oven, and dishwasher. The broad deck was designed with entertainers in mind, with its built-in barbecue and drinks fridge perfect for hosting or sitting back to enjoy the scenic vista throughout the changing seasons.
On the entry level, two ensuite bedrooms offer robed storage and direct balcony access, embracing lake views and idyllic afternoon sun. One ensuite features a luxurious bath, whilst upstairs, an entire floor is dedicated to the third bedroom, complete with an ensuite and private tree-top balcony.
Equipped with Daikin split-system air conditioners for year-round comfort, engineered timber floors in entry and stairwells, and 100% wool carpet in bedrooms. Remote-control blinds, security cameras, underfloor bathroom heating and comprehensive under slab heating add to the luxury, within a premium location that provides direct access to the lake's parklands and walking tracks, the chef-hatted Lake House Restaurant, day spas, cafes, and shops within a short walking distance.
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