Nestled within a whisper-quiet bush setting, this remarkable house stands as a testament to timeless design and distinctive craftsmanship, and is by far one of the most uncommon on the market.
Constructed by designer-builder Gary Willemsen in 1980, the home was based on a classic Bert Read solar-passive design.
It blends original workmanship with modern architecture, with unique features and unexpected elements.
The versatile layout offers light-filled living spaces with striking angles, soaring ceilings, exposed beams and gentle curves.
One of the most desirable places in the home is the secluded sunken lounge area, where relaxation warmly beckons at the end of a busy day.
Step into the garden oasis where the lush surroundings offer a shield from the outside word.
Adorned with colourful Japanese maples, English box and an established golden oak – which are currently rich in autumnal hues – these gardens provide a serene sanctuary.
The numerous reading and coffee nooks and al fresco entertainment areas are surrounded by the rustle of leaves, the gentle sway of branches and the soothing calls of nature.
The setting makes for perfect moments of quiet contemplation or beautiful gatherings with family and friends.
Floor-to-ceiling windows ensure that this serenity permeates every corner of the home.
Whether you’re whipping up dinner in the updated kitchen, making the bed in the morning, or indulging in some TV time, the natural surroundings will keep you grounded and mindful.
O’Malley is a prestigious suburb that’s home to various embassies and just minutes from Woden, Manuka and the city. Its proximity to great schools, nature walks, and food and beverage offerings make it highly sought after.
“There’s much to like about this extraordinary home. The living areas are generous, with a unique sunken entertainment lounge – a private, secluded space where you can picture the clinking of glasses and engaging conversations,” says agent Michael Potter from Michael Potter Real Estate.