On a quiet court at the fringe of Essendon, this designer residence brings together bold architecture, refined interiors, and first-class entertaining in a home that balances luxury with ease.
Crafted by Monica Eckhardt Studio, architect Ben W., and builder Batis Projects, every detail showcases meticulous attention and enduring quality. A herringbone oak hallway flows through to soaring 3.2m ceilings, full-height sheers, and expansive living and dining areas that seamlessly connect to an outdoor alfresco zone. Natural light floods in through a north-facing light court, creating an airy, uplifting atmosphere ideal for family gatherings and memorable entertaining.
The statement kitchen is a true cook’s retreat, appointed with Miele appliances, an integrated fridge and freezer, marble surfaces, and a striking waterfall island. Thoughtful additions, including a Zip HydroTap for instant filtered chilled and boiling water, add everyday convenience to the heart of the home. Adding warmth and ambience, a gas fireplace and steel-framed fluted-glass bar elevate the living experience, while the alfresco kitchen—with BBQ, porcelain benches, extra basin, and Lindr beer and cocktail taps—takes hospitality to the next level.
Accommodation offers flexibility across four substantial bedrooms, including a ground-floor suite for single-level living, while the remaining upstairs bedrooms are served by a lavish central bathroom. The main retreat features dual walk-in robes, a fluted-glass ensuite, and sunset views framed by a full-wall window.
Further highlights include in-slab hydronic heating with zoned cooling, marble finishes throughout, steel entry door with digital lock, EV charger, sensor lighting, and a substantial upstairs retreat for quiet moments or family relaxation.
A residence of rare distinction, offering sophistication and comfort close to St Bernard’s College, Buckley Park College, vibrant cafés, and Essendon’s leafy parklands. It is also conveniently near local buses, kinder and childcare facilities, Steele Creek trails, and provides easy access to Keilor Road trams, cafés, restaurants, and Niddrie’s renowned retail precinct.
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