Positioned to capture magnificent vistas from the Central Coast to Avalon's beachfront, 'Wallis Lodge' is a rare Arts & Craft masterwork on a spectacular double block. Built nearly a century ago, it is one of the finest examples of the architectural movement that we now understand as modernism; handcrafted, one stone at a time, the cottage is exquisite � it reveals perfect symmetry of form and function, while the overall impression is one of immense charm and undeniable beauty.The Arts & Craft movement pioneered the concept of open plan living with organic integration to the surrounding landscape, and this home is a fine example of that tradition. Anchored by a massive stone fireplace, the fluid design of the floorplan and extensive glazing on three sides creates not only a visual connection, but a visceral one too � rooms feel suspended between indoors and out, while the entirety of the living space is dominated by the spectacular views.Originally built as a two-bedroom weekender, the cottage has been sympathetically updated and enlarged to include a master ensuite, modern gas kitchen with timber benchtops, elegant family bathroom plus sun drenched terraces and decks. The home spans just one of the two titles, providing a superb opportunity for the new owners to sell the adjacent title, or build an additional dwelling in a world-class position (STCA). The parcels can be purchased in one line or separately; each will to be auctioned on Tuesday, November 19 at 6:00pm. - 'Wallis Lodge', formerly known as 'Trees' claims two titles of 559sqm and 663sqm- Character and charm; beautiful stonework, cathedral ceilings, parquet floors- Signature details include French doors, window seats and exposed beams- Enormous stone fireplace anchors free-flowing living and dining spaces- Modern gas kitchen shares the views; sun soaked entertaining terraces- Charming bedrooms + master suite; each with French doors to the deck- Dual garages, tiled roof, gas bayonets, wet bar, solid stone construction- Buy one or both titles at auction on Tuesday, November 19th at 6:00pm
