Restored and embellished with extraordinary modern comforts this five bedroom home emanates the distinct character of Ernest Fooks’ modernist style. Duly preserved, the striking black and white facade conceals an expert reimagining of stylish comfort. Carefully curated to complement the home, luscious gardens frame the expansive dual title allotment with privileged access to Ranelagh Beach via the reserve to the rear.
Set within the striking elements of polished concrete floors and wall-to-wall glass sliding doors the entertainment domain elevates mid-century character with contemporary indulgence. Boasting a suite of Miele & Smeg appliances including a built-in coffee machine, zip tap and butlers pantry, the kitchen relishes the natural textures of the adjoining living space where a wood heater sits within a feature of Ash timber and Castlemaine slate. Embraced by whimsy, the back yard sets an ever peaceful backdrop to family living where glass sliders blur the line between indoor and outdoor pavilions.
Peaceful accommodation sits perched amongst the canopy with a snippet of Port Phillip Bay’s iconic coastline visible from the master suite. Appointed for the most indulgent residents a sprawling ensuite and walk-in robe ensemble complement the space. Two additional upstairs bedrooms bask in the natural light flooding through oversized double sash windows and the immersion of colour blocked bathrooms. Two bedrooms complete the accommodation on the ground floor where a theatre grade home cinema boasts acoustic sound panelling and Klipsch surround sound elevating this residence to a dreamy family retreat.
Glistening with old-school glamour, additional inclusions comprise; Under-floor heating in the extension and bathrooms, electric blinds, security system, water tanks, and dual carport. Moments from the coveted Mount Eliza shoreline and embedded within the original Ranelagh estate, this residence embodies glistening Mid-Century charm.
