Award-winning, publication-fronting, and boundary-pushing with its innovative use of materials, interaction with nature, and interplay of tones and textures, ‘Panorama House’ is quite simply one of Melbourne’s best beach residences.
Rising from a four-car basement with a turntable to offer luxe accommodation and entertainment prowess unlike anything else, the home’s private elevator, open expanses, clever versatility, biophilic design, extraordinary views, and thorough revamp from Sally Caroline ensure daily life is nothing short of sublime. With a walk-in robe and chic ensuite enhancing a magnificent main bedroom, guest and third bedrooms are well-served by two additional, in-vogue bathrooms and a wealth of storage, while a glass-wall office gives undeniable scope to repurpose, craft a fourth bedroom, and heighten appeal for the family.
A wonderfully open, ground-floor retreat sees sitting, recreation, and bar areas merge effortlessly with outside, complementing an upper living space where a suspended Oblica fireplace and bay vistas foster a calm, cosy ambiance. Combining for seamless hospitality, a broad dining area with a concealed bar steps into a louvre-top terrace brilliant for a barbecue or late-night drink taking in Melbourne’s inspiring skyline, while profuse storage, a full array of Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances, and statement island all enhance a kitchen fit for the passionate home chef.
The centrepiece of the one-of-a-kind abode, a storey-merging courtyard with a retractable roof enlivens every day through natural light, lush greenery, and a sea breeze, while other features include swathes of Travertine Pewter, Green Onyx, and marbles in Calacatta Romano and Verde, Corchia, Tanotti Green, and Menta, along with a gym, provisions for a pool, an oversized laundry, upstairs powder room, comprehensive heating/cooling, a wine fridge, meat dry ager, Tesla home battery, and solar energy.
Unquestionably one of the finest waterfront homes to ever grace the Melbourne market, Middle Park Beach’s exercise trail, sands, and pristine waters are directly opposite, while Armstrong Street and Victoria Avenue cafés, bars, and restaurants, acres of lakeside parkland, the 12 tram, and 96 Light Rail all sit just steps away.
In conjunction with Agency outcomes - Hugh Jones.
