Born from an exceptional collaboration between Melbourne architect Robert Buckerfield and celebrated Californian Vastu architect Michael Borden, this near-new residence is a rare fusion of architectural precision and ancient design philosophy. East-facing and flooded with natural light, the home's north and south alfresco zones, generous proportions and expansive windows combine to create a rare sense of space, calm and considered flow a home built as much for wellbeing as for everyday family life.
The ground floor unfolds as a seamless open-plan environment, anchored by a beautifully appointed kitchen with abundant storage and space to entertain. The adjoining dining zone opens to an outdoor balcony, while the living area warmed by a striking fireplace completes a trio of connected, light-filled spaces. A study, bathroom and additional storage round out the level, with a lift providing effortless access to the floors above and below.
Upstairs, a wide central hallway leads to four generous bedrooms, headlined by a main suite featuring an extensive walk-in robe and luxurious ensuite.
Downstairs, the basement level delivers a dedicated theatre room for premium entertaining, along with a laundry, secure parking and excellent storage. Throughout the home, plush carpets, defined study zones and elegant timber flooring elevate the everyday, while an integrated security system, camera network and full smart-home technology bring effortless modern convenience.
Set within a tightly-held Brighton East cul-de-sac, the location is second to none moments from a choice of shopping villages, and an easy stroll to Bay Street, Church Street and Hampton Street. The beach is close at hand, and families are well served by an excellent selection of public and private schools, along with nearby Brighton Golf Course, Dendy Park and the historic Billilla Mansion.
