This 2022 custom-built residence by award-winning DCM Building Design is a modern masterpiece of light, functionality, and contemporary elegance in one of Buderim’s finest streets, boasting elevated north-easterly coastal views with ocean glimpses; it is luxe-laden designer living of the highest calibre.
Across approximately 387 square metres, this two storey residence comprises formal entry with soaring void, four bedrooms, three luxury bathrooms plus powder room, separate living zones on each level, built-in study nook, home office, well-equipped galley kitchen with butler’s pantry and servery to outdoors, expansive wraparound alfresco terrace overlooking sundrenched lap pool, wet bar with wine fridge, mud room, separate laundry, and double lock-up garage on a fully fenced 637m2 low maintenance flat block.
High ceilings with square set cornices, ducted zoned 18kW air-conditioning, ceiling fans, floor to ceiling sliding doors to terrace, engineered oak flooring and oak staircase, Bosch appliances and integrated 2-pac VJ cabinetry, integrated fridge/freezer, stone benches in all wet areas, brushed brass tapware, and 5kW solar power; are just a taste of the extensive suite of features that value-add.
The floor plan is perfectly designed for family-friendly living with good separation, an ensuited guest bedroom on ground floor, lavish parent’s suite, and inviting entertaining zones; there is space for everyone, including visitors, to relax, socialise, break bread together and create memories.
Inside and out, this is a low maintenance design. There is minimal grass to mow, and being fully fenced, it is child and pet-friendly at both front and rear. The saltwater pool is a great space for keeping cool and refreshed, playing Marco Polo and lap-swimming for exercise; there is a raised composite deck for poolside lounging and sunbathing, and the pool can be observed easily from the kitchen, downstairs living, and terrace.
The façade is aesthetically striking, and the interiors complement the exterior and the vision in total symmetry. This bespoke residence embodies fluidity, natural light, calm, and coastal refinement that truly takes it to the next level in terms of first (and lasting) impressions.
Located in a dress circle neighbourhood within flat walking distance to local shops, Wirreanda Park, bus stops, and CBD; plus, only a 5-20 minute drive to coast beaches, shopping centres, hospitals, golf, prestigious private schools, university, and the Sunshine Coast Airport: all the essentials are within an easily accessible radius.
55 Gilbert Street has an abundance of appeal and will resonate with buyers in the market for a stunning contemporary residence, perfectly designed and oriented for the Queensland climate and coastal lifestyle, in a highly sought-after neighbourhood with a blue-chip status that is timeless.
Summary of Features:
- Stunning 2022-built custom-designed residence on fully fenced 637m2
- Dress circle neighbourhood on Buderim’s prized north-eastern escarpment
- Elevated northerly views incorporating ocean glimpses & iconic Mt Coolum
- 4 bedrooms, 3 luxury bathrooms, powder room, study nook + home office
- Sleek kitchen with high-end appliances, butler’s pantry & servery window
- North facing covered alfresco wraparound terrace overlooking lap pool
- Well-designed floor plan: separate light-filled living zones on each level
- DLUG, child and pet friendly outdoor gardens, Sir Walter buffalo lawn
- High ceilings with square set cornices, ducted zoned 18kW A/C, 5kW solar
- Engineered oak flooring + premium carpets, stylish VJ feature panelling
- Soft coastal-hued colour palette throughout: timeless elegance & appeal
- Flat walking distance to local parks, shops, primary school, bus, & village
- Close driving proximity to private schools, university, beaches & shopping
- Modern masterpiece of contemporary refinement with lashings of appeal!
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