Built in 2012 and architecturally designed by local architect Katrina Scobie, 88 Heath Street has been built with the environment in mind. Its passive solar design is complemented by the high-pitched ceiling and north-facing windows creating a light and bright home. For the green-minded buyer, the home also has non-toxic finishes and has been well insulated, including under the floor. Low-E glass has been installed in the windows along with solar panels for electricity and solar hot water. Designed for a multitude of uses with family and work combinations, the current owner is an avid artist and enjoys her very own art studio with a separate entrance and wet area. This could also be an ideal home office or guest room. Inside the home, you will find Cyprus pine timber flooring throughout with open-plan living, dining, and kitchen areas. A new bathroom re-designed with underfloor heating and an addition of a Japanese plunge bathtub, the perfect spot to soak and relax with a good book. The established garden has fruit and native trees, well-positioned shrubs and garden beds, and a greenhouse. Multiple decks for you to look over your ever-changing landscape. Town water to the property, but also a 22,000 litre rainwater tank supplies the property. The street has also been planted with lovely trees providing shade and street appealAn easy 10-minute walk to Broulee Lookout, South Broulee Surf Club, local shops. your choice of beautiful Broulee beaches including Shark Bay and Broulee Island, are both treasures that locals love. Contact Sarah Ralston today to make this eco-friendly house your home.
