A breathtaking designer transformation of an Art Deco beauty, this premier family address on 766sqm preserves its generous proportions and prized northern aspect while opening into a resort-style setting designed for grand-scale family living and entertaining. Beyond the 3m-high ornate ceilings, original fireplaces and leadlight windows, a refined contemporary direction takes hold, with blonde timber floors carrying natural light through a formal sitting room with a gas fireplace, positioned opposite the sumptuous ground-floor main bedroom with a walk-in robe and a luxurious dual-basin ensuite.
A second bedroom retains its original detail, while a striking powder room reworks heritage tiles with a modern edge before double doors reveal the expansive open-plan living and dining domain, where all-day northern light heightens the scale and detail of the design. The kitchen follows a spectacular bespoke aesthetic through its curved island and arched window, drawing greenery into the space while stone surfaces, integrated refrigeration, a suite of Miele appliances and a butler's pantry support seamless entertaining. Bespoke leather banquet dining seating, a slow-combustion fireplace and large sliding glass doors extend the living domain to a deck, landscaped gardens, and a self-cleaning heated pool and spa, complemented by an outdoor entertainer's room with a gas fireplace, barbecue and zip screens for year-round use, alongside an infrared sauna.
Upstairs, two further bedrooms with built-in robes connect to a north-facing retreat and balcony, while a third flexible bedroom with its own balcony and storage offers options for work or additional accommodation, all served by a central bathroom and separate powder room. Complete with a laundry with custom locker spaces, ducted heating, ducted air conditioning upstairs, double glazing, solar power, security systems, an underground wine cellar, garden irrigation, and ample off-street parking behind automatic gates, it offers designer brilliance and family convenience, moments from Hawthorn Road, trams, leading schools, and both Landcox and Hurlingham Parks.
