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Inspections
Monday 19th of January - 5:30pm — 6:00pm
A Cut Above — In Every Detail
Expressions of Interest: Closing Tuesday 10th February at 5pm (Unless Sold Prior)
This home knows what it is doing.
In a beautiful, tree-lined street where kids still ride bikes and nights are genuinely quiet, this is a house that completely rewrites expectations for the area. From the street, it looks sharp and modern — stone, render, confident lines — but it doesn’t shout. It doesn’t need to. Once you step inside, the quality speaks for itself.
The entry is a moment. An architectural deck, a low-maintenance garden anchored by a graceful weeping cherry, clipped hedging and roses, and a serious front door with digital security that lets you know this home was designed, not assembled. The kind of place where every decision feels deliberate.
The floor plan is where this home really flexes. It flows beautifully — open, light-filled and effortless — yet still manages to carve out spaces that feel private, generous and calm. No wasted hallways. No awkward rooms. Just smart, intuitive living.
At the front, a formal lounge sets a refined tone with engineered flooring, tall ceilings, double blinds and climate control. It’s the perfect “shut the door and exhale” space. Nearby, a ground-floor bedroom offers genuine flexibility, paired with a bathroom that feels more boutique hotel than suburban home — floor-to-ceiling marble, dramatically backlit, frameless rain shower and a beautifully restrained vanity.
Then the house opens up — and this is where it gets addictive.
The main living zone spills seamlessly into a private courtyard that feels tucked away from the world. Timber fencing, intelligent planting, mixed surfaces of aggregate concrete, tiles and decking — even the garden shed is hidden. It’s quiet. It’s calm. It’s made for long dinners, morning coffee, and weekends that don’t require leaving home.
The kitchen doesn’t try to be flashy — it’s just exceptionally good. Dark timber cabinetry, waterfall stone benches, marble splashback, a proper 900mm gas cooktop, oversized oven, dishwasher and a striking double black sink, all overlooking the courtyard so you’re never cut off from the action. The laundry continues the same standard, with stone benches, marble splashback, excellent storage and direct outdoor access. Even the under-stair storage is oversized — because real life needs space.
Upstairs is unexpectedly dramatic. A black timber staircase, glass balustrade and a sculptural pendant lead to a light-filled landing beneath cathedral ceilings and clever celestial windows. From here, a second living zone opens up — big, plush, warm — a retreat that feels entirely separate from downstairs life.
The master suite is unapologetically large, with mirrored robes, climate control and an ensuite that genuinely surprises — wall-to-wall marble, double vanity and a shower so big it feels almost ridiculous (in the best way). The family bathroom matches the tone perfectly, with a freestanding black bath and rain shower, while the remaining bedrooms are all properly sized, beautifully finished and designed to be lived in, not just slept in.
Add a garage plus off-street parking, full security, and a location that puts excellent schools, great shopping and vast parklands within easy reach — all while remaining whisper-quiet — and you’re left with a home that simply doesn’t have a local equivalent.
This isn’t a “tick-the-box” house. It’s for people who notice the difference.
PHOTO ID REQUIRED AT OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS
This home knows what it is doing.
In a beautiful, tree-lined street where kids still ride bikes and nights are genuinely quiet, this is a house that completely rewrites expectations for the area. From the street, it looks sharp and modern — stone, render, confident lines — but it doesn’t shout. It doesn’t need to. Once you step inside, the quality speaks for itself.
The entry is a moment. An architectural deck, a low-maintenance garden anchored by a graceful weeping cherry, clipped hedging and roses, and a serious front door with digital security that lets you know this home was designed, not assembled. The kind of place where every decision feels deliberate.
The floor plan is where this home really flexes. It flows beautifully — open, light-filled and effortless — yet still manages to carve out spaces that feel private, generous and calm. No wasted hallways. No awkward rooms. Just smart, intuitive living.
At the front, a formal lounge sets a refined tone with engineered flooring, tall ceilings, double blinds and climate control. It’s the perfect “shut the door and exhale” space. Nearby, a ground-floor bedroom offers genuine flexibility, paired with a bathroom that feels more boutique hotel than suburban home — floor-to-ceiling marble, dramatically backlit, frameless rain shower and a beautifully restrained vanity.
Then the house opens up — and this is where it gets addictive.
The main living zone spills seamlessly into a private courtyard that feels tucked away from the world. Timber fencing, intelligent planting, mixed surfaces of aggregate concrete, tiles and decking — even the garden shed is hidden. It’s quiet. It’s calm. It’s made for long dinners, morning coffee, and weekends that don’t require leaving home.
The kitchen doesn’t try to be flashy — it’s just exceptionally good. Dark timber cabinetry, waterfall stone benches, marble splashback, a proper 900mm gas cooktop, oversized oven, dishwasher and a striking double black sink, all overlooking the courtyard so you’re never cut off from the action. The laundry continues the same standard, with stone benches, marble splashback, excellent storage and direct outdoor access. Even the under-stair storage is oversized — because real life needs space.
Upstairs is unexpectedly dramatic. A black timber staircase, glass balustrade and a sculptural pendant lead to a light-filled landing beneath cathedral ceilings and clever celestial windows. From here, a second living zone opens up — big, plush, warm — a retreat that feels entirely separate from downstairs life.
The master suite is unapologetically large, with mirrored robes, climate control and an ensuite that genuinely surprises — wall-to-wall marble, double vanity and a shower so big it feels almost ridiculous (in the best way). The family bathroom matches the tone perfectly, with a freestanding black bath and rain shower, while the remaining bedrooms are all properly sized, beautifully finished and designed to be lived in, not just slept in.
Add a garage plus off-street parking, full security, and a location that puts excellent schools, great shopping and vast parklands within easy reach — all while remaining whisper-quiet — and you’re left with a home that simply doesn’t have a local equivalent.
This isn’t a “tick-the-box” house. It’s for people who notice the difference.
PHOTO ID REQUIRED AT OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS
