8A Hillcrest Avenue, Woonona, NSW 2517

architecture | entertaining | lifestyle

Where raw materials meet refined stillness, this architectural designer home delivers an unexpected balance: industrial edge softened by spa-like serenity. Every line, texture and surface has been considered-an immersive composition of concrete, timber, glass and light.

what you will love...

> open-plan living area with raked ceilings, burnished concrete floors and exposed brick walls
> living area has large bifold doors that open onto a north-facing, landscaped garden
> sculptural kitchen with marble benchtops, hardwood breakfast bar base, and brushed brass tapware
> Victorian Ash veneer cabinetry in the kitchen, sunken Blanco sink, integrated Fisher & Paykel appliances and ambient lighting
> master suite with bifold doors to a well landscaped balcony; wall-to-wall Victorian Ash veneer fitted wardrobes
> luxurious ensuite featuring micro cement, fluted glass walk in shower, freestanding bath, floor-to-ceiling tiles and large concrete floating vanity
> timber staircase leads to industrial-style glass-framed 'show room' door to enter the garage
> underfloor heating throughout the property, ceiling fans, down lights and solar
> two lower-level bedrooms with built-in robes, ceiling fans, and underfloor heating
> spa-inspired main bathroom with large concrete vanity, brushed brass tapware and walk-in shower
> adaptable living zone with wall-to-wall storage-ideal as a rumpus, home office or media room
> council = $2,394 pa, water = $688 pa

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