This vast and renovated house with eight bedrooms on 18 Glen Harrow Heights Road, Belgrave is played, among other things than a hectare of rainforest where the feeling of space and the connection of the house with the natural landscape initially supplier Beth Anderson until the property until the building 14 years ago.
“When I came across the building for the first time, I was immediately attracted by the feeling of space and the way in which the house is immersed in the treetops of the Dandenong series,” she says.
“Because of the view from the verandas and large windows, the house felt connected to the landscape. It offered the rare combination of both expansive and private life, although still
Just a few minutes from the village of Belgrave. ‘
Inside every room a unique view of the Dandenong Ranges, the original design of the house and the subsequent renovations that benefit from the bush setting and the abundant animals in the wild.
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The building creates the perfect opportunity for multi-general living or enclosed visitors.
“Over the years, the renovations we have made have been carefully chosen to display the surrounding landscape – with the help of tones, finishes and materials such as Tasmanian oak wood floors that supplement the natural beauty outside and bring indoors, Anderson says.
“The cathedral ceilings and mark windows flood the living spaces with sun and ensure that the spaces feel even more spacious.”
The building consists of a main residence with six bedrooms, a separate guesthouse and a studio, each with an extra bedroom, creating the perfect opportunity for multi-generations living or accommodating visitors.
“The guesthouse has housed my parents, extensive family and friends; the studio is ideal for teenagers and young adults who get independence while they still live at home, and it has also been a place for hobbies and quiet work,” says Anderson.
The open living spaces in the entire house contain the best of the natural environment.
The house offers an idyllic place to entertain.
The building consists of a main house with six bedrooms, a separate guesthouse and a studio, each with an extra bedroom.
The versatile, open living spaces in the entire house contain the best of the natural environment, while you are cared for the different needs of family members and offer an idyllic place to entertain.
“We love the open living spaces filled with light, and the wooden fireplace for winter evenings,” says Anderson.
“The house has always been a place of collecting and creativity – with room for everyone to spread, but also enough space to come together.”
But it is hidden, simple pleasures that the family has the most appreciated: the feeling of connection, creativity and calmness of the house.
“The way in which the sunlight and the atmosphere transform the house all day throughout the morning light that flows into the living rooms, warm afternoon glows over the kitchen and fogs through the valley in the winter; it gives the house a calm, almost retreat-like quality that you only notice if you live here.”
Rebecca Halit of real estate partners has the property for sale with an asking price of $ 1.55 million $ 1.7 million via a private treaty.
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