With Course views out front, north sun behind and great mid-century design in between, this is pure Beaumaris Modern. A fine example of the era, re-polished and restored with respect, this c.1964 home retains all its original integrity… and exactly the right amount of generously sub-divided land. An innovative design of its time with an inverted floorplan maximising Fairway views and all-day sun, this four bedroom, two bathroom home shines with north sun – through a ground-floor lounge opening to a sheltered garden patio, treetop living-dining flowing to a first-floor balcony-terrace, and a vast master with a clever walk-behind dressing-area walled by floor-to-ceiling windows. Retaining authentic design and detail including a floating stair balustraded by original ironwork, this reverse-cycle air-conditioned home has been updated only as necessary. In this fine design, new Australian-made appliances are set amongst the vintage tiles and cabinetry of the family kitchen, floor-to-ceiling tiling in all-white large-format-style star in sleek new bathrooms, and the latest satin-finish features on solid hardwood floors. Most strongly, a bold Modernist façade sets the tone for this home’s iconic style. Standing tall in a contemporary native landscape hedged by tall Capital Pears and backed by sun-bathed lawns, the home cantilevers boldly outward to provide carport parking with at least four more auto-gated spaces on a sweeping exposed aggregate drive.With bushland views to the 15th Fairway of Royal Melbourne Golf Course (East), this 1960s sensation is located for today’s family life with popular Beaumaris North Primary School around the corner, new Beaumaris Secondary College just one block away, the Concourse within walking distance and Rickett’s Point just down Reserve Road. For more information about this excellent mid-century home, please contact Scott Hamilton or Stefan Delyster at Buxton Sandringham.
