Close Menu
Realtor

Luxury Reservoir home gives off resort vibes with floating staircase, handpainted mural

Michael ThompsonBy

Resort -style deposit house with mural buyers.

A surprising luxury house in the reservoir with high roofs of 3.5 meters and a rear patio mural inspired by Southast Asia has reached the market in the suburbs of northern Melbourne with a price of $ 1,595 million.

The three bedroom residence in 17b Myrtle Grove has been labeled as one of the most unique houses of the suburb, according to a local agent.

Ross Kontssis of the Barry Plant reservoir said that he had attracted a great interest of a large group of buyers, including young couples, families and even downspout.

Related: Brighton Beach Boxes: Sale of six figures for coastal icon

High flight mecca, MCC Bigwigs list $ 9m Peninsula Retiro

Melbourne suburbs cheered as ‘Nimby Paradise’

“We are seeing a great interest of young couples, growing families and even some medium -sized downspouts seeking something unique and high -end,” Kontssis said.

“This is not your standard home for the area: it is finished with a bone with an incredible high standard with details that you simply do not see typically.”

Inside the house of the reservoir with high roofs and vibrations of Bali.

Behind its monochromatic facade, the house open to a large lobby with polished concrete floors and a sculptural floating ladder, a central piece under a dramatic hanging light.

The polished concrete roofs and Soing steal the show.

Gourmet cuisine includes Corian Benchtops, a Fisher & Paykel integrated refrigerator and freezer, and a two cavators dishwasher.

The open plant meals and the living room flow with coastal strikes to an outdoor area enclosed with motorized blinds, ceiling fans and a barbecue incorporated in Brazilian granite.

But it is a hand -painted vibrant mural inspired by the owner’s trips in Southeast Asia, which gives the backyard a surprising point of difference.

The Southeast Asian mural takes a turn to the backyard of this house.

Resort luxury lands in the heart of the reservoir.

“There is a true sense of creativity and personality here,” Kontssis said.

“The seller lives abroad and has seen very careful and thought about design.”

The masterpiece of the reservoir combines art and luxury.

Above, the main suite has a robe and a hotel bath, while a second bath includes an independent spa style bath, double dressing table and heated towels.

There is also an office at home, hydronic heating at both levels, refrigerated area cooling, privacy dye, a state -of -the -art safety system and a safe block garage.

The floating staircase and the mural leave this house separately in the reservoir.

Register in the Weekly Real Estate Update of Herald Sun. Click here to get the latest Victorian news of the real estate market delivered directly to your inbox.

More: Melb’s couple’s plan to turn Dome into Airbnb wealth

Why the construction of the great home could increase the pressure on buyers

Melb Probajos in Line for $ 780 Boost

David.bonaddio@news.com.au