From a waterfront beauty owned by Larry Emdur to an historic Victorian home, these are six of the best.
. OK, so the giveaway is the obvious Victorian facade, but even that beauty has had a polish to recapture its pomp.
Inside, though, the contemporary transformation is immediately, impressively apparent. “It’s a fully architecturally designed renovation,” says Harris Tripp’s Michael Poynting. “Really well-thought-out and very high-end while being very low maintenance.” The material and tonal choices here are excellent. The main bedroom’s watery blue en suite tiling is divine, and if you want a pretty period window to have a bit of modern punch, give it a thin black trim. Sophisticated and effortlessly stylish.
At the rear step down into a kitchen that’s the handsome goods too – stormy stone splashback and bench against deep sage and grey cabinetry a flawless combo. The living area with its two sets of black-banded doors on crisp white walls and attractive timber floors is breezily modern and leads out to a terrace and grassy rear.
Upstairs two lovely bedrooms, another bathroom and retreat complete a package Poynting describes as “easy living. Light, bright with great proportions”.
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