Understated Elegance
East Tamworth: Understated Elegance
The modest styling of this home deliberately defies any attempts to call it pretentious even though it features many elegant inclusions. A sense of timelessness and strength unmistakably emanates from its solid dry-pressed brickwork with feature corbels and its robust architectural windows.
Its vast 670 m2 size is nestled into position and is disguised by a balance in its styling and proportions, starting with the 3 metre high ceilings throughout. Picture rails are then used to visually break the height of the walls.
The Dining room - which can be shut off or joined to the rest of the living area - is crowned with a tray (coffered) ceiling. Huge soft-close cavity doors in the halls allow the living area to be separated from the bedrooms for sound and temperature control, yet their glazed highlights ensure a continuity of the space. The Lounge area is a feature of its own with dimmable recessed lighting, stone feature wall and a floating recycled timber mantle adorning the fireplace.
Solid brushbox polished timber floorboards grace the living areas, flowing into the open-plan kitchen area - with its unique genuine stone slab island bench - and on into the walk-in pantry with an abundance of storage room.
Each bedroom is complemented with its own en-suite, complete with stone-topped vanities and feature stone capping. Decorative plaster cornices soften the ceiling with stately elegance, whilst the largely neutral colour scheme allows for freedom with furnishing.
Stacker doors open wide to allow the living areas to merge seamlessly onto the tiled Alfresco area, which remains protected with its raked ceiling and translucent gable cladding.
Another unique home!
Solid brushbox polished timber floorboards grace the living areas, flowing into the open-plan kitchen area - with its unique genuine stone slab island bench - and on into the walk-in pantry with an abundance of storage room.
Each bedroom is complemented with its own en-suite, complete with stone-topped vanities and feature stone capping. Decorative plaster cornices soften the ceiling with stately elegance, whilst the largely neutral colour scheme allows for freedom with furnishing.
Stacker doors open wide to allow the living areas to merge seamlessly onto the tiled Alfresco area, which remains protected with its raked ceiling and translucent gable cladding.
Another unique home!
