Eminent, extravagant, and altogether exceptional, this family dream-home represents the height of modern luxury with its wealth of space, stunning sun, cutting-edge style, and private pool retreat.
With its signature timber battens and lush gardens leaving a lasting impression, a grand pivot door reveals a sweeping interior where craftsmanship and function go hand-in-hand. A ground-floor guest room with a robe and semi-ensuite is the ideal counterpart to outstanding accommodation above, with a double walk-in robe, scenic balcony, elegant ensuite, and option of a separate air conditioning system all enhancing a stellar main bedroom. A robe and ensuite feature in a sizeable third bedroom, while a lavish central bathroom joins excellent storage in serving bedrooms four and five. With a multi-user study superb for school-age kids, a substantial upper lounge and ground-level media room offer all the flexibility a family could ever ask for; perfect complements to a brilliant entertainer's suite at plan's rear.
Two sets of stacker glass see vast living/dining and outdoor domains seamlessly combine, with any and all gatherings capably served by an upscale kitchen's profuse cabinetry, lengthy stone benches, butler's pantry, and top-of-the-range Liebherr and Miele appliances. A louvre-top alfresco with a complete barbecue kitchen heights hospitality prowess beyond compare, while tall, sculpted greenery gifts total privacy to a deep backyard's feature pool and spa. Equipped to a standard far-surpassing the high-end-home norm, other standouts include a large solar energy system, blackbutt floors, skylights, ceiling speakers, camera and alarm security, Villeroy & Boch basins, two bathtubs, gas and solar pool and spa heating, a gas-log fireplace, large laundry, powder room, oversized double garage, and electric-gated driveway housing at least two more cars.
Between rolling fairways and Brighton's verve, it's only steps to revered St Leonard's and Haileybury Colleges, acres of parkland, Were and Dendy Street Villages, and a Bayside icon in Hampton Street, while never far from Church and Bay Streets, Brighton and Firbank Grammar, city trains, and the leisure trail, gardens, and bathing boxes skirting postcard-worthy Brighton Beach.
