Description
The masterful hand of celebrated architect Roy Wison (founder of Warren and Mahoney's Wellington studio) has touched this home in a significant way. In combination with high end engineer companies at the time Connell Wagner and Romulus Consulting Group now established as Aurecon Engineers. The combination of professionalism and expertise can be seen throughout the home, producing a home of extraordinary beauty and outstanding design that has stood the test of time from its 2004 completion.
Positioned in the heart of this cosmopolitan suburb and only minutes to the beach, with close proximity to the vibrant cafe/restaurant scene, the home offers an enviable lifestyle balance.
The welcoming entrance at ground floor level, connects internally to the double garage.
The internal stairwell acts as a central spine, connecting the three floors. The middle floor provides two bedroom and two bathroom facilities.
The master bedroom enjoys the rich sensuality of the lush environment via sliding doors to its own private deck. Built in wardrobe system and adjacent ensuite, complete this private retreat.
A second double bedroom enjoys a swathe of green, illuminated by the sheer glass wall enjoying a connection with nature to the surrounding serene bush site.
The upper floor's light and transparency is a literal living platform, with spatial largesse enhanced by the feature glazed wall.
Floating above the home's magical setting of mesmerising water and bush views ... Contrasting the omnipotent exterior ... the interior living space, transcends structure, drifting into the realm of magical thinking ... the interior glazed wall, morphing reality into a metaphysical connection with nature.
The big blue skies act as a ceiling and translucent canvas to ... passing clouds, sunbeams, abundant bird life, night skies, sprinkled with stars, waxing and waning moons, chameleon waters of The Bay, passing ships ... all appear surreally to be hanging out in the living space.
A sheer spectacle ... diaphanously lifting you ...
Out of this world ...
