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158 Whale Beach Road, Whale Beach

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• This impressive home of four levels is constructed in brick and concrete with a copper roof. A major excavation was initially required – 12m deep x 25m wide, which entailed 4 months of digging and securing piers.

   

  Connecting each of the four levels is the circular staircase which has curved and raked glass and a handcrafted timber handrail. A lift is also included for easy access to each level. A stunning feature is the swimming pool which is situated on the second level and is totally independent of the house. The pool sits on a 50mm rubber shock absorber so that no vibration is felt in the house. There are four king size bedrooms with ensuites which are tiled with Calcutta marble slabs. The cinema is complete with subtle fibre optic lighting which gives a twinkling star effect. The open plan living /dining area opens on to one of the graduated decks where extensive beach views can be enjoyed. The kitchen comprises the latest integrated appliances. As the owner is a car enthusiast, a 6 car garage was included and the driveway has a vehicle turntable. An outdoor fireplace and sitting area on one level and outdoor kitchen on another ensures plenty of options for alfresco living.

   

  Good communication with the client and architect and attention to detail has ensured a quality finish to this challenging project.

   

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130C Pacific Road

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  130C Pacific Road is situated on a corner block and boasts magnificent views of Pittwater. It is a double storey home which has 4 bedrooms with bathrooms – the main bathroom having glass walls to take advantage of the stunning view to Lion Island and Palm Beach. The media/study room has a blackbutt timber cathedral ceiling.

   

  Downstairs is a spacious open-plan living area and kitchen which overlooks a deep plunge pool and spa. The kitchen has quality features such as limestone bench tops, instant hot water system and double dishwashers. A magnificent hand-cut sandstone fireplace and blackbutt flooring enhance the sitting room while Merbau timber windows and doors frame the fabulous views and leafy surrounds to perfection.

   

  The beautiful stone and timber work has stamped with master built home with quality.

   

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130B Pacific Road

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• 130B Pacific Road was designed with its neighbor by renowned architect Susan Rothwell.

   

  Hand-hewn sandstone was extensively used and compliments the natural surrounds of dappled shade from the large Angophora stress and local bush rock. The fireplace boasts a sandstone block which took 8 men to place and stunning 4.5 metre tall sliding glass doors open to a merbau timer deck. This leads to a 2m deep spa that you can see through from the entertainment room on the lower level.

   

  Limestone flooring was used throughout the living area, terrace and bathrooms. Under-floor heating keeps feet warm in the bathrooms during the cooler months. A magnificent cathedral ceiling was handcrafted in blackbutt timber and is softly illuminated at night by imported copper lantern style lights. The study loft overlooks the living area and beyond to the inspiring view outside.

   

  The Rural Fire Service placed tight restrictions on the use of exterior materials permitted, however these restrictions were met and even enhanced through creative use of natural materials such as sandstone and limestone.

   

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85 Pacific Road, Palm Beach

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• The architect has taken full advantage of the magnificent view of Palm Beach and Barrenjoey Headland and has thoughtfully designed a very welcoming home.

   

  Two separate pavilions are connected by an enclosed glass walkway with a courtyard to one side. The beachcomber style roofs allow for additional high windows and ventilation. There are 5 large bedrooms with interesting bathroom details such as a frosted glass wall for an internal bathroom so that lights are not required during the day.

   

  The spacious kitchen/living area has glass doors with extend the full width of the house, so that the view can be seen from any part of the room. Beautiful blackbutt flooring was sourced from Northern NSW. The living area flows out to the deck and the shimmering infinity edge swimming pool. Water tanks and solar photovoltaic panels are some of the environmental inclusions.

   

  The quality sandstone and timber finishes have been carefully crafted by our team of master builders.

   

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52 Oceanview Road Freshwater

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• Only a few steps from the ocean at Freshwater Beach, the sandy site required screw piles to form the sturdy foundation for this contemporary home of concrete and brick construction.

   

  The finished product sits well on the relatively small site and with the varying finishes such as render, timber, beautifully hand hewn sandstone and glass comliment the modern design.

   

  A lift provides easy access to all 3 levels. The top floor is the parents area with a large master bedroom, walk-in robe, bathroom, private living room and ensuite. The middle floor comprises the other bedrooms and study, living area with dining and kitchen/pantry and laundry.

   

  The level street access on the ground floor leads to the entry foyer, large double garage, storage, rumpus with outdoor seating.

   

  Indoors, the floor finish on the ground and first floors is of polished concrete with quartz inlay and the top floor has polished blackbutt timber.

   

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42 Sunrise Road Palm Beach

84 Iluka Road, Palm Beach