Add CategoryA dream lifestyle home that has risen a notch with a renovation is aiming to be a price record holder.
Nestled on a sprawling Beaconsfield Upper acreage, 92 Foott St is the area’s most expensive listing.
If is sells at or above the $3.6-$3.8 million price guide, it will be easily the Cardinia suburb’s top sale.
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The kitchen fit for a gourmet.
Take in the sunsets.
The four-bedroom, three-bathroom house on 7.5ha last changed hands in 2011 for $2.375 million, sale records show.
It is just the second $3 million-plus home listed for sale in the suburb, with the current benchmark set by 60-62 St Georges Rd at $3.27 million three years ago.
The suburb is tightly held with just five houses up for sale and has strong buyer demand, according to realestate.com.au.
The architect-designed Foott Rd home has seen a makeover of the downstairs area, kitchen, library and Silky Oak engineered timber floors have been fitted throughout the home.
The lavish main bedroom
Plenty of room in the ensuite.
“There is nothing like this home listed in the area and the current owners have fully renovated the 15-year-old property,” Barry Plant Berwick agent Stuart Sheppard said.
Among the highlights was a showstopper kitchen that features a Lacanche oven from France, he said.
It is complemented by a marble table attached to the granite island bench, and also features a walk-in pantry and a coffee machine.
The lavish bedrooms, one with a huge dressing room, are complemented by a home theatre and a wet bar.
Watch a movie in comfort.
Day or night play is possible.
There are vaulted ceilings in the formal lounge room together with a custom-built fireplace.
The luxury extends outdoors with first-class entertaining via a second kitchen, pizza oven and an imported American barbecue.
A rebound ace floodlit tennis court complements the manicured gardens and low-maintenance grounds.
Water from dams on the property feed back into the grounds, which also feature a large garden ornament and sheds and parking for up to 10 vehicles.
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