93-95 Grosvenor Drive, Wandana Heights.
A 30-year career as an owner building homes for your family will undoubtedly provide the inspiration needed to create something truly bold and beautiful.
That is the view at this address, just below the Ceres viewpoint.
It’s a breathtaking view from this 4,172 sqm property at 93-95 Grosvenor Drive, Wandana Heights, but the characterful residence makes the most of it. The three-storey house, spread over 766 m² of living space, lives up to expectations, ensuring that almost every room has a view and includes virtually all the features a family would want.
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Features include a seven-car garage with separate workshop and storage areas, a three-phase Avanti elevator, a 3.8m home theater screen with 1080HD projector, a home gymnasium and a Sonos sound system for the living room, theater room, gymnasium, master bedroom and large outdoor living area overlooking the backyard pool and spa.
“This house is probably an accumulation of what we wanted as a family, with plenty of storage, ample storage for cars, lots of individual bedrooms, ensuite facilities and bathrobes,” says the seller.
“And then you get into the rumpus areas and the entertainment and the fact that the kids were able to bring a lot of their friends home, and there are different zones so they don’t overlap.”
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The panoramic view also extends beyond the growing buildings of central Geelong, to the Manhattan-style skyline of central Melbourne.
The large rooms feature large floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views.
The home’s main living space features lavish features.
93-95 Grosvenor Drive, Wandana Heights.
The 270 degree views from the top floor extend from Mt Anakie to the Surf Coast, encompassing Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula and the bay to the Melbourne, Manhattan skyline.
“I think this is the most important view of Geelong. There’s really no one in front of us to actually block our view,” he says.
The family bought the block off-market in 2012 and removed 5,000 cubic yards of earth to clear an area for the house at the top of the driveway.
A large chandelier in a high void makes a welcome gesture leading to a three-level steel and French oak staircase and elevator.
The backyard pool and spa connect to a covered outdoor entertainment area, including an outdoor kitchen.
The rumpus room has a full bar, a 3.8 meter home cinema screen and projector and space for a billiards table.
They show the love and attention that went into the international search for the home’s lavish décor, from French oak floors, a gas fireplace, and a range of Miele appliances and double sinks from Abey Schock in the kitchen and butler’s utility room, dramatic lighting fixtures on the high ceilings throughout the house, and a four-zone Fujitsu three-phase heating and cooling system.
Automated blackout curtains and sheer Verosol pleated blinds add drama and reveal the morning sun as soon as you wake up.
“We enjoy seeing how the weather patterns change throughout the day,” says the seller.
The rooms have automatic blackout curtains and net curtains so that residents can watch the sunrise.
There is plenty of room in the garage for all your toys.
Opulent features include French oak floors and chandeliers.
“The view takes on a whole new perspective at night, with the lights of the developing city and the lights of Kardinia Park stadium. And what my wife particularly enjoys is watching the train running from Marshall to South Geelong. You can clearly see this going down the horizon.”
The in-ground pool has solar and gas heating, underfloor cleaning, self-metering chlorination and a thermal blanket and the six-person spa has a constant heat pump. Behind the scenes are a 13.77kW solar system, security system, automated irrigation system, electric gates and a large laundry room with walk-in linen storage, drying cupboard and overhead chute, while a ducted vacuum system operates on all levels.
Buxton agent Ian Nichols has listed 93-95 Grosvenor Drive, Wandana Heights, with a price guide of $6.3 million to $6.9 million.
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