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THE PROPERTY
Newly built, this two-storey architecturally designed residence makes its case with material and form rather than ornament: glazed brick and rough stone at ground level, rendered white volumes and vertical timber cladding above, and interiors where curved plaster walls, herringbone-laid timber floors and pale timber joinery set a calm, tactile tone. Facing north on a low-maintenance block, it sits on a tree-lined residential street, offering the kind of easy, self-contained living that works equally for a family, a couple downsizing without compromise, or anyone who wants trams, shops and parkland within a stroll.
The street presentation is deliberately layered. A glazed brick base grounds the composition, rough stone walls frame the recessed entry, and a timber-lined soffit carries downlights across the porch and the balcony above. A premium sandstone paved stone path threads through mulched garden beds to the covered porch and its timber deck, while a turning circle concrete driveway doubles as an additional carspace in front of the double garage.
Inside, living and dining share one uninterrupted run across the rear of the ground floor, lit from both ends and finished in herringbone-laid timber. A linear built in electric fireplace is set into a veined ledge that stretches the length of the wall, above which the plaster softens into a rounded, sculpted form. Bi-fold doors at the front open to the deck and garden, and a second wall of glazing folds back at the side, so the room can be opened at either end. The kitchen anchors the far end with a curved, fluted Corian island, housing a double sink and brushed brass tapware, a full-height natural marble splashback that continues up into the rangehood canopy, Miele appliances, gas cooktop, under bench oven, dishwasher, pantry and full-height timber soft closing cabinetry. An arched niche beneath the stairs holds a built-in bench seat and drawers, with further storage and a powder room tucked in beside the entry.
A main bedroom sits on the ground floor with pure wool carpet, served by a walk-in robe with fitted shelving and drawers, an Calacatta Viola feature stone ensuite with corner shower, concealed-cistern toilet and timber vanity, and sliding doors that open directly to the garden. A separate laundry with its own external door and internal access to the double garage complete the practical side of the plan.
The timber staircase rises to a landing that opens to a study nook and, through glazed doors, a tiled balcony with timber-lined soffit, glass balustrade and an outlook across the mature street trees and rooftops. A second main bedroom occupies the rear of this level, entered through a walk-through robe with built-in joinery to both sides and finishing in an ensuite of real generosity: freestanding bath, twin basins set into a veined benchtop, mirrored storage, walk-in shower and a skylight overhead further complimented by full-height porcelain tiles. Two further bedrooms both carry built-in robes and drawers and share a family bathroom, all with carpet underfoot and linear ceiling diffusers above.
Outdoors is designed to be enjoyed rather than maintained. The rear courtyard is finished in gravel with stone stepping pavers, timber-edged beds and new plantings, sheltered by timber batten fencing, with a garden shed and rainwater tank set discreetly at the back boundary.
THE FEATURES
● Contemporary façade with glazed brick, render, timber cladding, stonework, landscaped gardens and black batten fencing.
● Concrete driveway with vehicle turntable, double garage with internal access and additional off-street parking.
● Open-plan living and dining with European Oak herringbone timber floors, curved detailing, linear fireplace and under-stair storage/seating.
● Designer kitchen with fluted island, Corian stone, timber cabinetry with Blum cabinetry hardware, brass-toned tapware, soft closing cabinetry, gas cooking, dishwasher and pantry.
● Ground-floor main bedroom with WIR, ensuite and garden access, plus powder room and separate laundry.
● Upstairs main suite with walk-through robe, freestanding bath, twin vanity, walk-in shower and skylight.
● Two additional bedrooms with BIRs, family bathroom and study nook opening to a tiled balcony.
● Premium finishes include large-format tiling, brushed brass fixtures, recessed lighting and ducted climate control.
● Landscaped rear courtyard with stone paving, garden beds, shed, rainwater tank and gas hot water.
● Natural Stone, sculptural curves, warm timber finishes and carefully layered lighting have been thoughtfully composed to create a home that feels luxurious yet welcoming.
● EV Charging Provision
● Architecture: Loretta Cassisi, B.Arch (Hons), RAIA | Director - Cassisi Architects Pty Ltd
● Interior Design: Kerwin Li Director - KNK Studio
THE LOCATION
Seymour Grove is a leafy residential street set behind the Burke Road corner, close enough to walk to everything and far enough back to keep its quiet. Trams stop at the signalised Burke Road intersection at the end of the street, and the Burke Road shopping strip runs north from there to Camberwell Junction, where a full-line supermarket, cafes, restaurants and specialty retail cover
both the everyday and the occasional. Camberwell Library and the Camberwell Civic Centre are close by, as is the landmark Basilica of Our Lady of Victories.
Commuting made simple with Camberwell Station nearby. For weekends, Anderson Park sits a short walk south-west with playground and off-leash dog area, and the sports grounds and clubs around Camberwell add to the options.
Families are well placed, with zoning to Camberwell Primary School and to both Camberwell High School and Canterbury Girls Secondary College, alongside a spread of independent and Catholic schools and childcare within the surrounding streets.
THE TERMS: 30|45|60 Days