Period beauty, modern excellence: Beautifully set behind a deep verandah and established formal gardens, high ceilings, ornate fireplaces and wide proportions remain intact, while the thoughtful renovation introduces a contemporary aesthetic that supports modern living without losing its period integrity. Elegant formal rooms, with interconnected sitting and dining domains, carry generous proportions and lush garden outlooks before opening to a north-facing living and dining zone that draws natural light deep into the home.

An entertainer's oasis: French doors extend to a beautifully composed garden setting, designed for year-round entertaining, with a pitched pergola and expansive deck draped in an established ornamental grape that shifts in colour with the seasons. This connection to the outdoors heightens the sense of privacy while giving the living domain real presence, supported by a timeless kitchen finished with stone surfaces, Miele appliances, induction cooking, dual ovens, a walk-in pantry with sensor lighting and integrated storage.

Idyllic family zoning: A substantial ground-floor main bedroom is a garden-facing sanctuary, with a fireplace, walk-in robes, and an ensuite, and is accompanied by a fitted study on the same level. Upstairs, three further bedrooms with robes and high ceilings sit alongside a retreat and study zone, served by a renovated bathroom with separate WC and bath.

Every luxury, and location envy: Hydronic heating, split-system air conditioning, off-street parking for five cars, including a double carport, irrigation and garden lighting, powder room, large laundry, ducted vacuum, and secure gated access complete a substantial family offering in a highly regarded location, moments from Kamesburgh Gardens, leading schools, Bay Street, Martin Street Village and the beach, capturing exactly what a forever home should be.

All information herein has been supplied to us, and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy. However, we cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own inquiries.