The home that put award-winning architect Joe Adsett and his Subtropical Modernist style at the top of prestige properties in Brisbane. A home that responds in a contemporary and timeless manner to the unique characteristics of the Teneriffe Peninsula.
Truly a benchmark in New Farm living, with pioneering design and respect for timeless architecture this Award-winning home presents itself as a house that sits at the forefront of ultra-modern living. Combined with its unbeatable location on Teneriffe Hill, the four bedroom home set on 300m2 of freehold land is perfect for a growing family.
From the quiet tree-lined cul-de-sac, the magnificent residence built in 2014 floats gracefully above the street, displaying its broad and unique 21 metre street frontage. By being sunk 1.5m below street level the ground floor internal spaces open seamlessly to the outside whilst maintaining the privacy of the home. Every aspect of this home has been designed to complement the relationship between occupant and space and the home provides good separation of living areas.
The ground floor is the heart of the home and flows in a beautiful open plan living ensemble from the designer kitchen to the leafy garden and sparkling poolside outdoor room. The open plan living space is backed by an enormous 17metre long wall of cabinetry. Such a beautiful yet practical solution to the necessities of modern living. The kitchen and built-in eight person polished oak dining table are positioned under a light-filled void in the centre of the living space turning every meal into a fine dining experience. The cabinetry continues on to a butler's pantry/laundry connected to an external drying court. Large sliding doors are concealed in the cabinetry and allow the service areas of the kitchen to be closed from view.
A beautifully detailed timber staircase with a library and reading nook at the mid landing invites you to explore the upper level. The central void divides the upper level into separate zones and gives ample light and breezes to the home and furthers the sense of openness. The master suite with generous bedroom, large walk-in robe, private balcony and a stunningly appointed ensuite is privately contained on the northern side and is accessed via a bridge. A second living space with built-in cabinetry is included on the upper level alongside a further three queen size bedrooms and bathroom to accommodate the needs of the largest families.
Clean design enhanced with warm wood tones creates a functional contemporary home that reflects the status of the location. As to be expected the substance matches the style, with the inclusion of premium fixtures and fittings, as well as high-end technology.
Details such as polished wide oak flooring, honed silver travertine, slabs of white marble and 6.5 metre high timber battened soaring ceilings illustrate the quality of the home. The inclusion of bespoke items such as David Trubridge pendant lighting, rosewood timber windows and doors further reflect and enhance the lifestyle that is on offer. There is ample space to entertain and have friends or family stay over.
Moments to the Brisbane River, James St, Gasworks and the CBD; this expansive home offers but is not limited to;
• Four generous bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and storage
• Ducted multi-zone air conditioning
• Two internal storage rooms
• Double lock up garage
• Video intercom system
• Summer perfect Pool
• Low maintenance mature native garden designed by renowned landscape architect Beau Hilliar offers convenience and practicality
• Automated and manual external blinds
All of this on an elevated block on Teneriffe Hill this exemplary home offers all the luxuries of modern living. It is a rarity for homes of this calibre to come onto the market and in Brisbane's most exclusive address.
This home is waiting for you and your family to step into the lifestyle you have been dreaming of.
This property will be going to Auction on the 15th of February from 2pm at the Calile Hotel, 48 James Street, Fortitude Valley, with registrations starting from 1:30pm.
