28B Tibbles Street

Beaumaris VIC 3193

Exemplifying inspired creative design, this luxe, resort-style four-bedroom home showcases the masterly skills of its celebrated designer/builder, revealing two levels of spacious, light-filled liveability with uncompromised attention to detail and high-end custom finishes. Located in an exclusive neighbourhood bounded by Bayside's premier golf courses and expansive parkland reserves, the newly built residence on 390sqm (approx.) has been meticulously engineered for optimum function and six-star sustainability. Notable architectural features include a double-height glass void in the living zone overlooking the pool, a breezeway and curved wall defining the upper-level retreat, a stunning domed skylight in the show-stopping master ensuite and towering feature railing to the oak staircase.

The ground level interiors are resplendent with French Oak flooring, matte black joinery, walls of northerly facing glass and gleaming natural stone. A wide central hallway with gallery lighting, opens to a bedroom suite with study and ensuite bathroom, and leads to the expansive main living zone with gas log fire, flanked by an internal landscaped courtyard. A 3.2 metre (approx.) Saviour limestone island bench is the hero of the state-of-the-art central kitchen with Miele appliances including induction cooktop, steam and convection ovens and wine cabinet, plus there is a butler's pantry and integrated Liebherr fridge/freezer. Seamlessly accessed, the alfresco space features a covered courtyard with pressed metal ceiling, gas-heated fully tiled swimming pool, and a rustically landscaped garden.

Upstairs, the mezzanine retreat, and three bedrooms, including master with walk-in robe and luxe ensuite, have plush New Zealand wool carpets. Each of the three bathrooms, including main with freestanding tub, plus powder room, are superbly tiled with stone benchtops, and designer fittings, while the exquisite custom joinery throughout conceals a clever under-stair Euro laundry, and seamless wall-panels disguise entry to the powder room.