The infinity-edge pool at 23 Kruses Rd, North Warrandyte, has been described as something that belongs in a tropical resort.

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Tropical resort-style living is showcased at this impressive North Warrandyte house.

Set on a 4500sq m block, 23 Kruses Rd is designed as its own private universe.

Hoskins Maroondah-Croydon’s David Alvares said it felt like a tropical oasis.

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“As soon as you drive up the driveway you feel like you are leaving the rest of the world behind and going into Bali,” Mr Alvares said.

“And the pool feels like there’s no one around and you are at a resort.”

Beyond the home’s indulgent gardens, the outdoor entertainment area and its infinity-edge pool are positioned to take in the eucalypts and other natives in the neighbourhood.

Extensive landscaped gardens around the home add a tropical vibe to the native greenery that surrounds the property.

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Mature palm trees blend into the manicured greenery that frames the facade.

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The home’s main living area also takes in this vista, not to mention a series of decks and a water feature.

With a family room, dining zone and kitchen featuring stone surfaces and Miele appliances, it is the hub of daily life.

For more formal occasions there is a lounge room and a living area set on either side of the home’s entrance hall. A home office rounds out the shared spaces.

The open-plan living zone at the rear of the home looks out to the pool area.

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The home has multiple living spaces to spread out in.

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All of the bedrooms have ensuites or direct bathroom access, and the main also features a walk-in wardrobe and private terrace accessed via French doors.

Garage parking for four cars joins attic storage in adding convenience.

Additional noteworthy features include an automated watering system, automatic front gates, CCTV and a fireproof bunker that doubles as a gym and wine cellar.

Close to reserves and the Yarra River, it’s also a short trip from shops and schools.

Mr Alvares said to date prospective buyers for the home had come from across Melbourne’s east and as far away as Thornbury.

Space for a pool table next to a bar in the garage adds to the appeal.

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The home’s outdoor entertainment area is positioned to make the most of wide views.

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The expansive property has a $2.85-$3.1m price guide with expressions of interest due by 5pm February 13.

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