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Immerse yourself in the industrial architecture and slick design of this modern 5-bed home, that
from the very start, offers style and privacy. Blending steel, concrete, exposed brick, washed
wood and glass, this contemporary marvel offers masses of space and a stark beauty on which
to stamp your personality.
With two sides of the house clad in steel, not much is revealed about the house at first glance,
but once inside, the open plan living space with clean lines and minimalist decor is a bright and
welcoming space. The lounge alongside the dining area, overlooks the garden, with a separate
entertainment room - complete with gas grill, bar and stacker doors on three sides - opening to
the pool and decked boma space. Absolutely private and tucked amongst the towering Leopard
trees, the well-established indigenous garden flanks the home, with plenty of beds for
vegetables and herbs.
An Astroturf courtyard, currently used as a playground, offers a quiet and private space off the
main living area, and would work equally well as an outdoor gym. The kitchen, in shades of grey
and blue, surrounds the steel central island, with built-in Smeg appliances, a separate scullery
and walk-in pantry with modern barn door. Very much part of the living space, natural light pours
into the kitchen through the full length windows. Just beyond this area, a smaller lounge leading
onto a vast guest suite, with a full bathroom, could quite easily be kept as a private apartment.
Upstairs, exposed beams accentuate the high ceilings of the bedrooms, each with masses of
natural light. The first suite, overlooking the driveway and courtyard, is currently fitted as a gym,
with padded floor tiles and a mirror wall. Two more bedrooms, overlooking the garden and pool,
are spacious and bright, featuring en suite bathrooms and walk-in dressing rooms. A study,
designed to accommodate two desks, adjoins a pyjama lounge, linking to the rear of the house.
The enormous master suite features an extra large bathroom, complete with adjacent indoor
and outdoor showers, as well as a walk-in dressing room with vanity table.
Solar energy, with inverters and batteries, provide a substantial amount of the home's electricity,
as well as providing underfloor heating in winter, and pool heating in summer. Set up in the extra
deep garage, which comfortably holds 4 vehicles, the 'server' room is found within one of two
store rooms.
This impressive construction combines functionality and design, offering a vast practical and
trendy space, that affords maximum privacy.