39 Lawanna Drive, Templestowe, comes with a breathtaking view … And a breathtaking drop underneath.
A Templestowe house that rises above a drop of about 8 meters high has polarized homebuyers.
With an asking price of $ 1 million $ 1.1 million, it is only a fraction of the $ 1.65 million buyers who usually pay a perch in the suburb.
But the unusual design, which lags a significant part of the home and the balcony that floats above a towering void, has buyers who ask if “it is safe”.
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Built by the owner-architect in the 1990s and in balance on the bricks and mortar of the underground garage and a series of Karri Timber Stilterts, the 39 Lawanna Drive Home is sold for the first time since construction.
And Chris Savvides from Jellis Craig Doncaster said that his dizzying views were the central focus for buyers, and the unusual design was the reason behind the price tag for bargain-what confirms that the reserve would be within the quoted reach on the auction day next month.
Until now, the “strong interest” with 45 groups had a mix of professionals in the center of their late 20s to 40s due to its first open for inspection on Saturday-Mastal.
The balcony is not for Bangeriken.
But the view outside the living room is perhaps worth an elevated heartbeat.
Although it was not for everyone, Mr Savvides said that those who enjoyed knew the unusual home up close.
“I have never seen anything like that, there are no comparisons … but people are intrigued by it,” said Mr. Savvides.
“The view is great, but people say they don’t know for sure (about how it reaches the view).
“And it is neither for young children, or the elderly.”
The agent said he gets a lot of questions about “it is safe”.
And refers those questions to the suppliers of more than $ 120,000 to restore and renew the incredible rear balcony of the house.
The spacious balcony has recently been renewed in an update of more than $ 100,000.
From the front, the cedar-timber-lined facade of the house gives little meaning of what is on the other side.
The house has also been in place since the early 90s, where his architect builder buys it as a steep sloping country block for just $ 88,300 in 1988-in -oud construction.
After a number of earthquakes, it is still as close as Sunbury in 2023, as well as countless storms that have followed the construction.
Mr. Savvides said that Braver buyers had walked to the bottom of the block in sturdy shoes to get an idea of the gigantic height that the house is above the ground – estimated at about 8 m and almost twice the height of the main residence.
The previous owners embraced very much, with the living room and even the large bedroom that were both positioned to get the most out of the view.
Large views are accompanied by large living spaces, thanks to the unusual approach to the house of an extension.
The main bedroom also gets the most out of the view.
Mr Savvides said that the following owners would probably also look at ways to fill in part of the negative space under the house, although the existing level on underground land would already fit for conversion to a unity, home office or as a car enthusiast.
The property of 966SQ M is planned for auction at 2 p.m. on August 16.
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