This solar passive home has been designed and constructed by the esteemed local builder Peter Lee of Tectonics, incorporating principles and aesthetics of Naudic design.
The colour palette features charcoal, off-white, and natural tones, complemented by timber accents that flow seamlessly throughout this exquisite residence. The open-plan living area is highly desirable, characterised by elevated ceilings, feature windows, abundant natural light, and stunning vistas, all of which contribute to a harmonious living environment.
A recessed Jarrahdale wood fire heater serves as a focal point in the living space, enhancing the overall aesthetic and functionality. This feature harmonises beautifully with the burnished charcoal-coloured concrete floors that extend throughout the home.
The kitchen features a galley-style design, enhanced by pendant lighting, and boasts modern appliances. It includes a soft-closing drawer system, an Omega dishwasher, a Westinghouse oven, and an induction cooktop, all complementing the striking large hexagonal feature tiled splashback. The substantial countertops make an ideal dining solution, with a breakfast bar well-suited for casual meals. Additionally, there is a butler's pantry with a recessed door, providing further storage and preparation space. An adjacent living and entertaining area enhances the overall functionality of the kitchen.
The hallway serves as a relaxation space for the family and includes bedrooms one and two, along with a separate bathroom, a laundry area with outside access, and additional storage. Both bedrooms feature blinds and built-in wardrobes, with one bedroom featuring an added built-in workstation. The main bedroom, located off the main entrance, features a walk-in wardrobe with an exceptional storage system. The open ensuite accommodates a spacious shower, a vanity adorned with hexagonal feature tiles, and timber accents.
The alfresco area is accessible from the kitchen and offers an inviting atmosphere, characterised by a pitched roof and exposed aggregate, which complements the reclaimed timber sleepers. These sleepers can also serve as pathways and lined walkways. The gardens require minimal maintenance and are flourishing with mature native plants and succulents; additionally, there is a modest selection of citrus trees situated towards the rear of the residence.
THE SHED
The substantial shed is an ideal location for a workshop or storage, measuring 5 x 6 meters. It is fully equipped with electrical power and features a lean-to on the right side with reclaimed brickwork, as well as an additional section for wood storage at the rear.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• Hot mix driveway
• Guest parking
• Caravan storage and parking
• Exposed Aggregate entrance
• Double car remote garage with access to the house
• Reverse cycle air conditioning
• Ceiling fan in the living area and main bedroom
• Plantation shutters feature in the living space and main bedroom
• Storage along the hallway
• Rainwater tank
• Fruit Trees Mulberry and 2 Apple
• Reticulation for the lawn area
• Gated access on both sides
• Gated backyard
This exceptional residence exemplifies a harmonious integration of functionality and aesthetics, characterised by its solar-passive design, Naudic-inspired design principles, and open-plan living spaces. Overall, the home fosters a year-round environment that promotes harmonious living.
For a private inspection, please get in touch with Paul Manners, your Southwest Property Specialist.
