Defined by the mid-century design Fasham-Johnson is renowned for, this home pairs soaring raked ceilings with walls of north-facing windows that fill every room with natural light.
A circular driveway sweeps past broad lawns to the home, which sits proudly across the block, positioned to make the most of its northern aspect. Inside, warm timber floors run through the formal living and dining room, where expansive glazing draws in the light and frames the gardens beyond.
Further in, the open plan kitchen, living and dining area shares the same northern light and garden outlook. The kitchen is centred around a timber island, made for catering and entertaining, and the living spaces open to gardens on both sides of the house: a central terrace to the north for soaking up the sun, and a sheltered area to the south for relief on hot summer days.
Accommodation is thoughtfully laid out. The main bedroom sits at the front of the home with tranquil green outlooks from every window, ample robes and an ensuite. The three remaining bedrooms occupy their own wing, each with robes and views across the lawns, while the largest offers room for a sitting area, home office or creative space, making it an ideal guest retreat.
Practical needs are well covered, with an oversized double carport, a double garage with space for a workshop, and two garden sheds.
The grounds are a highlight in their own right, with established plantings, citrus trees and endless room for play, entertaining or quiet reflection. It is a location that suits the home, with Somers' favourite spots close by and the Koala Reserve and cut-through to the beach at the back gate.
A rare chance to secure a home embracing iconic design on generous, established grounds, where light, space and garden come together as one.
