This architecturally designed home incorporates both contemporary features and heritage construction. While matching new to old can sometimes be a difficult task, with this home it has been achieved with overall success. From the existing structure you look down a long wide passage where you immediately notice the natural light cascading through concept designed cedar louvered windows that line the hall.

As you proceed down the passage you gain easy access to bedrooms, bathroom, garage & Loggia. The laundry has been cleverly concealed behind custom designed bi-fold doors which enables the passage area to be utilised as part of the laundry. While all floors have ceramic tiles, the under tile heating creates a warm, cosy feel while being very economical. The flush lines of floors, walls & ceilings certainly give this home a modern feel which is carried through to the huge garage.

The property is elevated, allowing you look through designed cedar windows with slatted cedar screens to give a filtered but amazing view of the beautiful valley landscape. The bathroom looks out over the patio constructed of a unique pergola over stone pavers. From the south west the home is dominated by the cedar cladding broken up by black aluminium strips to highlight the natural colour of timber matched with the light Colourbond roof line. While the plan was basically a concept a huge amount of design was left to the builder Greg Lamont Constructions. The competent staff redesigned, designed & constructed as situations arose, this also included input from the owners to achieve a beautiful & successful outcome.