Auction 25/05/24
8 Wilson Street, Highett VIC 3190
House
422
Block size: 606 m² approx.
Sophisticated Elegance, Poolside Living
Slide open the auto-gate, follow the checkerboard terrace to the front door, and step inside this style sanctuary! With landscaped gardens giving just a hint of the dramatic, monochromatic sophistication inside, this up to four bedroom/up to two zone, two bathroom home unfolds in designer style with a lush formal lounge (or fourth bedroom) and plush master-wing (with decadent dual-vanity ensuite, deluxe dressing area and private garden) ....before opening through grand double-doors to a spectacular poolside indoor-out living... and smart garden studio beyond.
Characterised by panelled walls, a soaring skillion roofline and breathtaking New York marble (wrapping benchtops and fireplace), this lofty polished concrete-floored space flows through six-panels stacking-sliders to a state-of-the-art all-weather al fresco zone; warmed by an open fireplace and fed by a BBQ kitchen beside the solar-heated tiled pool.
Boldly beautiful with a Bosch appliance kitchen (with 3m dining-bench) centre stage, and a secondary caterers' kitchen (with integrated Miele dishwasher) back of house, this style sanctuary stars a bespoke blend of natural stone and in-situ concrete benchtops, imported wallpapers and the plushest carpets. Lit by sparkling designer light-fittings from Timothy Oulton and soaring auto-open auto-blind Velux skylights, the home shines with amazing attention to detail; from traditional manor-sinks for the laundry and caterers' kitchen, to brass tapware, kickplates and thresholds, to custom-crafted fluted-glass doors. Even the door handles sparkle with crystal orbs.
Climate controlled with the added warmth of a gas logfire, there's the security of Ring intercom, and the energy-efficiency of double glazing and high-specification acoustic insulation throughout. Renovated for sophistication in a family-wise location; the home is surrounded by parks, a few blocks to Sandringham Secondary College, a minute to Highett's hospitality and in reach of Sandringham's beachside village life. For more information about this sophisticated renovation contact Craig Harrison at Buxton Hampton East on 0459 991 120
Features include: Study
Characterised by panelled walls, a soaring skillion roofline and breathtaking New York marble (wrapping benchtops and fireplace), this lofty polished concrete-floored space flows through six-panels stacking-sliders to a state-of-the-art all-weather al fresco zone; warmed by an open fireplace and fed by a BBQ kitchen beside the solar-heated tiled pool.
Boldly beautiful with a Bosch appliance kitchen (with 3m dining-bench) centre stage, and a secondary caterers' kitchen (with integrated Miele dishwasher) back of house, this style sanctuary stars a bespoke blend of natural stone and in-situ concrete benchtops, imported wallpapers and the plushest carpets. Lit by sparkling designer light-fittings from Timothy Oulton and soaring auto-open auto-blind Velux skylights, the home shines with amazing attention to detail; from traditional manor-sinks for the laundry and caterers' kitchen, to brass tapware, kickplates and thresholds, to custom-crafted fluted-glass doors. Even the door handles sparkle with crystal orbs.
Climate controlled with the added warmth of a gas logfire, there's the security of Ring intercom, and the energy-efficiency of double glazing and high-specification acoustic insulation throughout. Renovated for sophistication in a family-wise location; the home is surrounded by parks, a few blocks to Sandringham Secondary College, a minute to Highett's hospitality and in reach of Sandringham's beachside village life. For more information about this sophisticated renovation contact Craig Harrison at Buxton Hampton East on 0459 991 120
Features include: Study
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Auction
Saturday 25 May, 11:30am
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Key details
Bedrooms:
4
Bathrooms:
2
Garage Spaces:
2
Property type:
House
Block Size:
606 m²*
Other Details
Lot:
29
Plan:
LP11925
Legal description:
29\LP11925
Next Inspection:
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Block information
Block size: 606m² (approx)
Legal description: 29\LP11925
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