A home of this scale could easily feel imposing, but this 399sqm residence instead creates a sense of retreat. Designed around sweeping harbour views and layered outdoor living, it balances openness with privacy and comfort. Configured with four bedrooms, three bathrooms and generous shared spaces, the layout makes clear distinctions between everyday living and hosting. The ground floor centres daily life, with the main bedroom positioned for ease and connection to the home’s central spaces, while the upper level provides accommodation for guests. At the heart of the residence, large sliding doors extend the open-plan living, dining and kitchen areas towards broad decks and outdoor zones.

Despite extensive glazing and expansive outlooks, careful planning ensures the interiors remain sheltered and calm. The kitchen takes a practical approach with its galley-style arrangement and adjoining scullery, combining durability with understated design. Material choices reinforce the sense of calm: timber-lined surfaces, textured finishes and natural flooring bring warmth to the contemporary architecture. Thermal glazing and careful envelope choices support year-round comfort, while underfloor heating and energy systems improve efficiency, without compromising liveability. Outside, weatherboard cladding and timber accents ensure the house sits comfortably in its environment, celebrating its prime position.