Award-winning Point Cook trail poised to break suburb record – realestate.com.au

An award-winning Point Cook resort-style home, where film and fashion take center stage, is set to break the suburb’s price record.

The glamorous home at 34 Greg Norman Drive on the Sanctuary Lakes estate is for sale in the range of $5 million – $5.5 million.

Point Cook’s current house price benchmark of $4.16 million was set in 2022 by 28 Heron Way.

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Incumbent real estate director Fadi Saad said no. 34 The Greg Norman Drive residence has hosted catwalk shows and fashion shoots on behalf of one of the owners who works in the textile industry.

In addition, television commercials and the Channel 10 show Mr and Mrs Murder starring actors Shaun Micallef and Kat Stewart have filmed scenes in the house.

Mr. Saad described the home as an entertainer’s dream with its tennis court, 40-by-15-foot solar-heated pool and pool house with a kitchenette, powder room, outdoor shower and storage room.

The north-facing courtyard with a wood-fired pizza oven, barbecue, pond and water feature was designed by Steve Taylor of landscape design company COS Design and built by landscape designer Christian Jenkins.

The courtyard won a Victorian Landscape Award in 2012 in the Landscape Design category up to 150 m².

The tiled, solar-heated swimming pool has cleaning jets in the floor.

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Actors Shaun Micallef and Kat Stewart in the Channel 10 program Mr and Mrs Murder.

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Large glass windows and doors open from the kitchen and living room to the outdoor entertainment area.

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The property sits on a plot of 2009 square meters and offers uninterrupted views over the seventeenth fairway of the Sanctuary Lakes golf course, designed by renowned Australian golfer Greg Norman, the lake and the clubhouse.

Mr Saad said the house was called Solara, a word of Latin origin meaning the sun, because of how calm and light it is.

Inside, there is a cinema room with a projector, 10-foot ceilings, limestone floors, a powder room, a home office and a master bedroom with a walk-in closet and en suite bathroom.

The light-filled house is called Solara, a Latin word meaning the sun.

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The courtyard won a Victorian Landscape Award in 2012.

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Play pool or celebrate a special occasion in the bar.

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Multiple living areas range from a formal lounge to the dining room and entertainment area with a bar.

“The entertainment zone runs across the entire width of the building,” Saad said.

“You can divert the space from the bar and rumpus area to the living room, kitchen and dining room (via sliding doors) and you can also open everything up to look out onto the outside entertainment area.”

There are three bathrooms in the house.

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The special home theater is equipped with a projector.

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Mr Saad said the owners of the five-bedroom apartment were selling now that their children were grown.

They built the house about 20 years ago and have contributed extensively to its landscaping and entertainment options since then, he added.

Buyers interested in Solara include families and Australian expats looking to relocate, including a buyer based in the US state of Florida.

“I’ve also had interstate inquiries from Perth and from Sydney,” Mr Saad said.

Located in The Pinnacle gated precinct of Sanctuary Lakes, Solara also offers two separate double garages.

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