13 Lorraine Drive

Briar Hill VIC 3088

Designed and constructed at a time when architects admit they were starting to get it right', this late 60's home on a 1130sqm allotment (approx) blends the practical with the aesthetic in a floor plan that's as relevant today as it was insightful back then.
A palette of timber, exposed brick, wall-paper and neutral toned plaster enhance great design ideas. The front of the house is given over to light and bright living areas, with formal living, formal dining and what was a den in its day but would make a perfect study all stepping out to a wide terrace through glass sliding doors. Complementing these areas is a rumpus room along with a very generous casual living room.
A solid timber bench that opens to a bar partitions it from the Gaggenau equipped kitchen, yet cleverly links it at the same time ensuring the chef is a part of everything. Of the four bedrooms the main features an ensuite, the remaining three share a clever series of bath rooms that allow privacy and multiple users, easing the peak time rush.