$7,250,000
5 Saunders Street, Mosman Park WA 6012
House
442
Block size: 713 m² approx.
Spectacular River Views. Exciting Architecture.
Brilliant Clifftop Residence.
The genius of this Gary Banham-designed family residence on Mosman Park's iconic Saunders Street is its sympathetic relationship with its geographic setting.
The street view is low, white rendered and stone walls with glimpses of garden, but come into the house's upper level and a 180-degree panorama, 40 kms deep appears.
It's an extraordinary spectacle, unsurpassed by any the city has to offer.
Spacious dining and lounge areas and a wide balcony take full advantage of their spectacular setting, shared by a master suite boasting a walk-in wardrobe and superb resort double bathroom.
The spacious lower level accommodates a professional office and sitting area, and an entertainment den for family and friends to enjoy a movie or the footy together.
The floor's accommodation wing has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, one with a timber-paneled Finnish sauna. The wing opens to a verandah with a 10-metre kidney shaped pool.
The residence is designed to give its owners, their family and guests every luxury, especially the most valuable one of all, privacy.
Its calm, cool aesthetic has touches of the purity of Greek Islands villas, its bold horizontal lines echo the confidence of the Prairie School.
The serene front courtyard, under its London Flame Tree, marks the seasons in the quiet shade and brilliant colour of a Japanese garden.
This is a house that, with a deep relationship to its surroundings and the family who will live and thrive in it, would be a landmark in any city in the world.
• Gary Banham-designed family residence on Mosman Park's iconic Saunders Street
• In sympathy with its environment
• 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
• Master suite with resort bathroom, robes and dresser
• Upper level dining, lounge and balcony
• Huge open space in lower level for office, sitting and entertainment.
• A 180-degree panorama, 40 kms deep over Swan River, city and hills
• An extraordinary spectacle, unsurpassed by any the city has to offer.
• Finnish timber sauna and 10m pool
• Every luxury, especially the most valuable one of all, privacy
• A landmark in any city in the world
The genius of this Gary Banham-designed family residence on Mosman Park's iconic Saunders Street is its sympathetic relationship with its geographic setting.
The street view is low, white rendered and stone walls with glimpses of garden, but come into the house's upper level and a 180-degree panorama, 40 kms deep appears.
It's an extraordinary spectacle, unsurpassed by any the city has to offer.
Spacious dining and lounge areas and a wide balcony take full advantage of their spectacular setting, shared by a master suite boasting a walk-in wardrobe and superb resort double bathroom.
The spacious lower level accommodates a professional office and sitting area, and an entertainment den for family and friends to enjoy a movie or the footy together.
The floor's accommodation wing has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, one with a timber-paneled Finnish sauna. The wing opens to a verandah with a 10-metre kidney shaped pool.
The residence is designed to give its owners, their family and guests every luxury, especially the most valuable one of all, privacy.
Its calm, cool aesthetic has touches of the purity of Greek Islands villas, its bold horizontal lines echo the confidence of the Prairie School.
The serene front courtyard, under its London Flame Tree, marks the seasons in the quiet shade and brilliant colour of a Japanese garden.
This is a house that, with a deep relationship to its surroundings and the family who will live and thrive in it, would be a landmark in any city in the world.
• Gary Banham-designed family residence on Mosman Park's iconic Saunders Street
• In sympathy with its environment
• 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
• Master suite with resort bathroom, robes and dresser
• Upper level dining, lounge and balcony
• Huge open space in lower level for office, sitting and entertainment.
• A 180-degree panorama, 40 kms deep over Swan River, city and hills
• An extraordinary spectacle, unsurpassed by any the city has to offer.
• Finnish timber sauna and 10m pool
• Every luxury, especially the most valuable one of all, privacy
• A landmark in any city in the world
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Key details
Bedrooms:
4
Bathrooms:
4
Garage Spaces:
2
Property type:
House
Block Size:
713 m²*
Other Details
Lot:
101
Legal description:
D053300/101
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Block size: 713m² (approx)
Legal description: D053300/101
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