The four-bedroom house at 28 Heron Way, Sanctuary Lakes, brings some Gold Coast style to Melbourne’s west.
A Gold Coast-style house featuring lake views and a hotel-inspired main bedroom is set to blow Point Cook’s record price out of the water with its $3.6m-$3.8m asking price.
The four-bedroom home at 28 Heron Way in the Sanctuary Lakes estate, where the undercover alfresco area boasts a built-in barbecue, custom-designed infinity swimming pool and boardwalk, will be auctioned next month.
A house at 41 Sanctuary Lakes South Blvd set Point Cook’s existing $3.4m house price record in April, with the Heron Way property likely to stack at least another $200,000.
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Established Property Point Cook director Fadi Saad said the “palatial” double-storey abode could easily host up to 100 guests between its indoor and outdoor areas.
“This is considered a triple-A location in Sanctuary Lakes and Heron Way is very sought-after and rarely comes up,” Mr Saad said.
Lake and golf course views, a home theatre, formal lounge, four-car garage and multiple balconies set on the 801sq m block would certainly impress visitors.
Lakeside views and a fireplace to curl up next to.
A custom-designed infinity swimming pool.
A stairway to the upstairs level.
The home is close to a golf course and a driving range.
A void stretching about 6m in height and a curving staircase add a glam touch to the house.
“It is like something you would find on the Gold Coast, in Broadwater or Broadbeach on the canals,” Mr Saad said.
“It’s got that hotel vibe in the main bedroom, it’s got the water views and the open space has the built-in spa which is wrapped in marble and a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite.”
The main bedroom was inspired by hotel design.
Keep palm and carry on.
Chandelier cool.
A modern kitchen designed including a stone and timber island bench with waterfall edges, high end Miele appliances including double ovens, an integrated fridge and freezer plus a walk-in pantry.
He said the owners were moving after purchasing a new home.
They bought the Point Cook house for $1.625. in 2016, CoreLogic records show.
Mr Saad said the vendors had renovated the circa-2005 house including adding a new kitchen, painting and updating the heating and cooling.
“They probably would have spent, back then, between $400,000 to $500,000,” he said.
“To build this type of house today you wouldn’t not have any change from $2m and I think I’m being conservative saying that.”
A stylish ensuite, one of three bathrooms in the house.
A neutral palette of colours.
Looking down into the open plan living and dining area.
Mr Saad said that despite recent interest rate rises, “there is strong demand for unique or bespoke properties like this one and there are still plenty of buyers out there for them.”
The auction will be held at 12pm on October 8.
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