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Open for inspection: Homes for sale that have embraced the dark side
Forget white and beige facades, this week it's all about the properties embracing the dark side. From a modern masterpiece in Richmond to a beachside beauty in Cottesloe, here are the best properties for sale with moody exteriors.
View Living Senior Reporter, January Jones gives her pick of the property listings.
A new build with a focus on modern design, this Richmond home offers a stylish interior combined with spacious living. The home features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, landscaped courtyards by Eckersley Gardens Architecture, a plunge pool and off-street parking.
"There is nothing more beautiful than a vine-covered faade. This home offers residents an exterior that will change with the seasons, creating a truly striking street presence. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter
Western Australia: A beachside beauty in Cottesloe
Designed by Michelle Orszasky, the striking home was created using recycled brick, cedar cladding and New Guinea Rosewood. Positioned in the blue-chip suburb of Cottesloe, the property features four bedrooms, a centrepiece kitchen, alfresco area with pool and lush landscaping.
"An exceptionally designed home with a facade that offers great street appeal. Modern and elegant, this property is sure to impress. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter
Queensland: A waterfront home in Minyama
Designed by award-wining building designer Peter Taylor, this Minyama home offers an exceptional 35 metres of water frontage. Located in a sought-after enclave, the property features six bedrooms, three bathrooms, swimming pool, guest studio and home cinema.
"With a dark, moody facade, this property offers something different to the multitude of white and beige properties surrounding it. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter
New South Wales: A beachside sanctuary in Thirroul
This architecturally-designed beachside sanctuary in Thirroul features a striking facade with Shou Sugi Ban charred timber cladding and copper feature gutters. The home has been designed with sustainability in mind and includes passive solar design, windows with Low-E glass and native landscaping.
"This property offers a sophisticated take on the traditional beachside home. While still incorporating classic timber boards, the architect has opted for charred timber to give the home a more modern, high-end look. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter
Tasmania: An architect-designed sanctuary in Nicholls Rivulet
Another architect-designed home, however this one is surrounded by the natural beauty of Nicholls Rivulet. Located on 10 acres of bushland, the property features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, dedicated study and spacious outdoor deck.
"Part A-frame, part cabin, this striking property offers a home that is perfectly in touch with its surroundings. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter"
January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter
South Australia: Reimagined and renovated in Kensington Gardens
Reimagined and renovated, this home in Kensington Gardens has been completely transformed. Featuring three bedrooms, a chef's kitchen, open-plan design, outdoor entertaining area and landscaped gardens.
