A modern wood and concrete structure hides a seaside oasis packed with luxury amenities, including a rooftop terrace, wine cellar and an epic backyard with a swimming pool, trampoline and jungle gym.
The beautiful family home is located on one of the chicest streets in the seaside town of Torquay, 60 miles from Melbourne, known for its pristine beaches and surfing culture.
From the outside, the house is an intriguing timber-clad building, whilst inside it is a luxurious retreat, perfect for those who love to entertain with a range of living areas and outdoor terraces.
The entrance is framed by a wall of creeping vines and leads to the open kitchen and living room in the heart of the home.
A teardrop-shaped fireplace makes a statement in the living room and exposed brick walls, polished concrete floors and sliding doors create an industrial chic look.
A modern wood and concrete structure hides a seaside oasis packed with luxurious amenities, including a rooftop terrace, wine cellar and an epic backyard with a pool, trampoline and jungle gym
The beautiful family home is located on one of the chicest streets in the seaside town of Torquay, 60 miles from Melbourne, known for its pristine beaches and surf culture
From the outside, the house is an intriguing timber-clad building, whilst inside it is a luxurious retreat, perfect for those who love to entertain with a range of living areas and outdoor terraces.
There is a palatial master bedroom on the ground floor with a beautiful bathroom, a generous freestanding bath and a large walk-in wardrobe for his and hers.
Behind huge wooden doors lies a study, while the sleek kitchen features stone worktops, a butler’s pantry and a breakfast bar.
The family room and backyard can be merged into one seamless space when the sliding doors are peeled all the way back.
A fire pit adjoins a small pavilion beneath a colorfully painted covered outdoor area, while a playground features an in-ground trampoline and a number of uneven bars.
The pool area is surrounded by metal fencing, in keeping with the industrial chic theme of the home, and features an expansive heated pool, spa and area for lounging in the sun.
A teardrop fireplace makes a statement in the living room and keeps the space cozy and warm. Brick walls, polished concrete floors and sliding doors create an industrial, chic look.
The pool area is surrounded by metal fencing that matches the industrial chic theme of the home and features an expansive heated pool, spa and area to lounge in the sun.
A fire pit borders a small pavilion beneath a colorfully painted covered outdoor area, while a playground features an in-ground trampoline and a number of uneven bars
Inside, the ground floor features a palatial master bedroom with a beautiful bathroom, a luxurious freestanding bath and a huge his and hers walk-in wardrobe.
Upstairs there are four more cozy bedrooms, all with their own walk-in closets and shared bathrooms, as well as a second living room.
A small balcony off the upstairs passageway has a spiral staircase that opens to a rooftop viewing platform where guests can look out over Front Beach and Zeally Bay.
A separate studio apartment is located next to the rear garden and has a bedroom, living room, kitchenette and bathroom, as well as a wine room with coolers that can store hundreds of bottles.
Upstairs there are four more cozy bedrooms, all with their own walk-in closets and a shared bathroom, as well as a second living room
The four-bedroom property on Munday Street is listed on the market with a price guide of $4.4 million – $4.6 million. It last raised $3.25 million in February 2017
A separate studio apartment is located next to the rear garden and has a bedroom, living room, kitchenette and bathroom, as well as a wine room with coolers that can store hundreds of bottles.
Although the average selling price of a home in Torquay is just $1.25 million, the incredible home’s high price tag can be attributed to the sought-after street it is located on.
The four-bedroom property on Munday Street is listed on the market with a price guide of $4.4 million – $4.6 million.
It last raised $3.25 million in February 2017 and now the current owners are selling it to move to a property with more acreage in a backcountry setting.
Although the average selling price of a home in Torquay is just $1.25 million, the incredible home’s high price tag can be attributed to the sought-after street it is located on.
Another four-bedroom house on Munday Street sold for $4.35 million in June.