Forthcoming auction.
Created by the award winning team OSC Projects, to an architectural statement by the renowned Tesser Arch, this brand-new masterpiece looks out over the uninterrupted greens of Massey Park Golf Course from a sought-after Concord pocket. Interiors by internationally recognised Sici Design set a warm, considered tone in natural stone, bronze and European oak across three meticulously designed levels. Taj Mahal stone and Viola marble lead the material palette, from the island's curved stone legs and waterfall vanities to a Viola marble bar, and a 36-bottle wine wall that sits against imported limestone. Curves flow through the recessed LED-lit ceilings, rounded feature walls, a sculptural wrap-around staircase and a 1.8m round skylight, while floor-to-ceiling double glazing draws the outlook in. Matt bronze feature tapware, Italian travertine and underfloor heating carry the same care into every bathroom. On the lower level, a second lounge room to a private alfresco that flows to the level lawn and pool, framed by lush landscaped gardens. Complete to the last detail, it pairs grand family proportions with a calm outlook that's hard to find on the golf course and this close to the water's edge.
- Sculpted curves, custom skylights and a bronze framed glass lift over three levels
- Herringbone engineered oak flooring with a curved stone mantle and gas fireplace
- Taj Mahal island kitchen with butler's pantry, Miele suite and PITT cooktop
- Lower level living with floating soft walnut joinery and surround sound
- Adjoining alfresco with outdoor kitchen, Beef Eater BBQ and ice maker
- Master suite with golf course balcony and his and hers dressing wardrobes
- Viola marble ensuite with double shower, freestanding bath and dual basins
- Every bedroom with custom built-ins, ceiling speakers and bedside controls
- Control4 automation, CCTV, 30 solar panels, VRV and ducted climate control
- Oversized garage and driveway parking, both finished with travertine cobblestone
- Moments to the Golf Course, local schools, Majors Bay dining and the Cabarita ferry
