Elegant Home with Central Elliptical Space

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Elegant Home with Central Elliptical Space

This sophisticated modern classical home spans 10,000 sq ft and has been meticulously designed to create a luxurious and elegant living space that maximises its site. The bespoke dwelling presents an understated elegance from the roadside, concealing a substantial amount of accommodation behind its simple façade, resulting in a deep plan.

The house layout radiates from a central helical staircase, which is illuminated from above, allowing light to penetrate deep into the core of the home. Upon entering through a circular hallway, the main spine guides you to the central elliptical space, continuing the axis to provide access to the gardens beyond.

The southern side of the property, to the left of the main axis, houses the kitchen, dining, and living areas, which open onto a sheltered suntrap courtyard, offering views of the garden to the west. This design seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living spaces, enhancing the home's luxurious appeal.

On the first floor, a substantial master bedroom suite spans from the front to the back of the dwelling, east to west, and includes his and hers dressing and en-suite areas. Additionally, there are four more bedrooms, each with adjoining dressing rooms and en-suites, along with a feature circular guest bedroom over the front vestibule.

To the garden side, a classical covered arcade provides shelter for garden entertaining, barbecuing etc. This also provides access to the main terrace area that runs the full length of the west elevation of the house. Six metre wide steps, on the main axis from the front door, lead to the sunken garden.

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