Winner of the Wilkinson Award for Outstanding Architectural Merit in 1963, this unique residence is one of the North Shore's most remarkable homes. Crafted by esteemed architect Russell Jack with influences of oriental design and the work of Frank Lloyd Wright, it represents a truly organic expression of the renowned 'Sydney School'. Nestled on a serene 1,511sqm parcel of landscaped gardens, with a modesty of scale and an intimate connection to its multitude of pavilion-style alfresco spaces, the house encapsulates the very essence of its effortless modernist design principles. Heightened by a perfect orientation, spectacular joinery and low-maintenance single-level layout, its blue ribbon address opposite Knox Grammar Preparatory is an easy 500m to Wahroonga station and walking distance to the cosmopolitan village hub.
- Understated design incorporating an intuitive connection to its surrounds
- Living area with fireplace and exquisite western red cedar cathedral ceiling
- Refined dining flowing to a stunning atrium-style oriental courtyard garden
- Light-filled kitchen opens to a prime due north terrace and sprawling lawns
- Two oversized north-facing bedrooms extend to the serenely private gardens
- Third and fourth bedrooms flowing to a barbecue terrace/private courtyard
- Living areas with under-floor heating, abundant storage and custom joinery
- Walls of floor-to-ceiling glass create a sense of light and space throughout
- Storeroom/workshop, double carport plus off-street parking for 4-plus cars
- Stroll to Wahroonga village, the 'Bush School' Abbotsleigh and Knox Grammar
