You won’t believe the paradise that lies behind the doors of this gorgeous Byron Bay home: ‘Perfection’

An opulent home inspired by a luxury ‘Balinese resort’ hides behind a unique wood-clad facade on a street lined with million-dollar homes.

House of Sankana exudes ‘sophistication and grandeur’ at every corner with its sharp design and luxurious elements, ranging from the sparkling water feature in the foyer to the wine cellar, zen gardens and epic backyard.

Located in the coastal village of Kingscliff, 40 minutes north of Byron Bay, the chic home is spread over two levels on a huge 1,012 sqm block just steps from the beach.

Guests are impressed from the moment they step through the doors from the ‘edgy’ path to the incredible foyer with a Japanese-style garden and fountain.

A wooden dock guides visitors past a trickling fire-on-water feature beneath a two-story void where succulents dangle toward the 50,000-gallon pond, home to dozens of colorful koi fish.

House of Sankana exudes ‘sophistication and grandeur’ from every angle with its sharp design and luxurious elements, from the sparkling water feature in the foyer to the wine cellar, the zen gardens and the epic backyard, perfect for any entertainer

Located in the coastal village of Kingscliff, 40 minutes north of Byron Bay, the chic home is spread over two levels on a huge 1,012 sqm block just steps from the beach

In the living room there is a creaking black teardrop fireplace hanging from the roof and in the kitchen there is a six-ton ​​marble island bench with a wooden overhang

The dining area in the open plan family room overlooks the fish pond through folding glass doors and teak ceilings adding earthy, natural textures.

In the living room there is a creaking black teardrop fireplace hanging from the roof and in the kitchen there is a six-ton ​​marble island bench with a wooden overhang.

Sliding doors along the length of the family room open to the rear to merge the space with the spectacular outdoor space.

Outside, the covered terrace features a raised, mosaic-tiled infinity pool surrounded by a shallow pond and beneath an opening that allows sunlight to stream through.

A sunken seating area is located between the pool and the barbecue kitchen and the garden has a fire pit, conservatory, extensive lawn and frangipani trees.

A wooden dock guides visitors past a trickling fire-on-water feature beneath a two-story void where succulents dangle down to the 50,000-gallon pond, home to dozens of colorful koi fish

Outside there is a covered terrace with a raised, mosaic-tiled infinity pool surrounded by a shallow pond and under a void that allows sunlight to stream through

The dining area in the open-plan family room looks out over the fish pond through folding glass doors and teak ceilings and stone pillars provide earthy, natural textures

A poolside staircase leads to the roof garden and second floor terrace with a grassy area perfect for morning yoga, another pond and a sundeck

A poolside staircase leads to the roof garden and second floor terrace with a grassy area perfect for morning yoga, another pond and a sundeck.

The upstairs master bedroom has a centrally located king-size bed and a freestanding circular bath just outside the bathroom.

On the top floor there are three further bedrooms each with their own bathroom, while downstairs there is a study, media room and wine cellar.

House of Sankana, which means ‘fish’ in Japanese, hit the market less than a fortnight ago and estate agent Nick Witheriff of LJ Hooker Kingscliff told FEMAIL the dazzling property has already had more than 200,000 clicks online.

“More than 60 groups came to inspect the property with interest, from New Zealand, Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney and locally,” he said.

The upstairs master bedroom has a centrally located king-size bed and a freestanding circular bath just outside the bathroom

On the top floor there are three further bedrooms each with their own bathroom, while downstairs there is a study, media room and wine cellar.

House of Sankana, which means ‘fish’ in Japanese, hit the market less than a fortnight ago and agent Nick Witheriff of LJ Hooker Kingscliff told FEMAIL the dazzling property has already been clicked more than 200,000 times online.

“The real difference with that street is that these are beachfront blocks that sit on an acre of waterfront land. This has a larger land area of ​​1,012 square meters and is 20 meters wide, providing a more valuable environment,” he said

‘This is a particularly unique home for this location. The exceptional quality of the materials used is unlike anything I have ever seen. It’s like a Balinese resort with layers of Japanese architecture.’

Despite Kingscliff’s more modest average sales price of $1.8 million, the agent expects the Cylinders Drive property to fetch a price of more than $9 million when it goes under the hammer later this month.

“The real difference with that street is that these are beachfront blocks that sit on an acre of waterfront land. This has a larger area of ​​1,012 square meters and is 20 meters wide, providing a more valuable environment,” he said.

The six-bedroom house, at number 59, Cilinder Drive further away, fetched $8 million last September, while number 83 is also for sale for $8 million.

Witheriff added that the price also reflects the high-quality renovation the sellers carried out on the home, which took them more than four years to complete.