Unrivalled this renovated ‘Old Torquay’ home was a long-term vision by it’s dynamic owners. The successful partnership, created an awe-inspiring coastal home, bursting with contemporary appeal. Design boundaries were challenged using a combination of stone, aged brass, timber and glass.
What YOU’LL LOVE:
– One-of-a-kind family home, architecturally designed and craftsman built
– Elevated with a heartfelt living space, three generous bedrooms with BIR’s, a sunlit built in day bed, a functional study nook and two beautiful bathrooms with Terrazzo tiles and natural materials.
– The kitchen boasts marble bench tops, induction cooktop with integrated cooktop extractor and quality appliances.
– Generous amounts of sunlight flood the airy living spaces through large glass windows and sliding doors complete with electric louver blinds that invite the outdoors in.
– Multiple outdoor decks designed for entertaining with Howqua freeform stone open fire from Eco Outdoor.
– Hidden value: abundance of storage, carport for parking and two off street spaces, timber floorboards, double glazed windows, European laundry, cosy Nectre fireplace surrounded in beautifully crafted stonework in the main living area and quality handcrafted solid spotted gum timber door carried over to exterior wall cladding and fascia.
– Mid-century design aesthetic leads to a warm and functional contemporary beach home.
– Deep Creek nature Reserve less than 100m from the front door
– Take a short 800m walk on the meandering trail to the town centre, Salty Dog for a coffee or a beach swim
– Additional plans illustrating opportunity for a further extension
What the VENDOR LOVES:
“We absolutely love the orientation of the house allowing the winter sun to stream in, perfect for having an arvo nap or reading a book on the daybed is absolute bliss. We park the car and walk absolutely everywhere. Beach at the bottom of the road, Peachs around the corner, Deep Creek reserve at the top of the road. The sense of space … its abundant and all around us. We never feel closed in, opening up all the doors and windows and allowing the breeze to flow through the linen curtains makes us feel like we’re on holidays…”