Showcasing curated architectural detail and indulgent high-end finishes, this exquisitely renovated four-bedroom family residence delivers north-facing luxury living with exceptional entertaining credentials. Complete with a swimming pool, spa, and tennis court, it is set within one of the area’s most prestigious neighbourhoods.
Securely positioned behind automated gates with video intercom, a grand portico entry introduces the Art Deco-inspired elegance within. Imported marble tiles, curved stonework columns, and polished jarrah floors define gallery-like interiors, leading through a spectacular foyer, a formal lounge with original fireplace, and a sunlit open-plan kitchen and dining domain. Designed to unite period grandeur with contemporary sophistication, the home is distinguished by black steel-framed Bauhaus windows and doors, Velux skylights, and bespoke designer lighting sourced both locally and internationally. Artisan-crafted joinery, hand-made tiling, and custom lead lighting further enhance the luxurious bedrooms and bathrooms, with the main suite offering a private sanctuary complete with walk-in robe and opulent ensuite.
The showpiece kitchen, anchored by a 4.5-metre Italian granite island, boasts custom cabinetry, a walk-in pantry, and top-of-the-range Miele appliances including induction cooktop, steamer, and conventional ovens, alongside a Zip tap. A glass-encased wine display highlights the home’s hosting credentials, further elevated by a poolside entertaining pavilion that doubles as a cinema room, complete with guest bathroom and seamless connection to the bluestone-paved alfresco zone. Here, a glass-mosaic pool and spa with full automation accompany a flood-lit north-south tennis court with basketball and netball facilities, offering resort-style living at its finest.
Positioned in a tightly held locale renowned for its luxury residences and enviable lifestyle, this extraordinary property is just moments from the beach, Church Street, Were Street Village, and Melbourne’s elite schools including St Leonard’s and Haileybury.
