Crafted by luxury custom homebuilder Brian Burke Homes, this exceptional Hamptons-inspired property transcends the ordinary.
Built atop a 1012sqm block in the centre of a bluechip suburb, the dwelling showcases immaculate presentation, grand proportions and an intelligent layout.
Ray White South Perth Sales Representative Cristina Spinella said the vision had been to create an elegant, timeless design which not only impressed but was also warm and inviting.
She said it was intended to accommodate large families – boasting ample living spaces, parking and storage – but also still feel cosy when the kids were not home.
“What really stands out to me about this home is the incredible scale and how well the spaces have been considered for everyday family life,” Ms Spinella said.
“There are generous formal and informal living areas, a dedicated office, a library, an upstairs sitting room, plus well-connected indoor and outdoor entertaining zones.
“Everyone can come together but there is also plenty of room to retreat and have your own space.”
The vast open-plan kitchen, dining and living area sets the entertaining stage, complemented by practical amenities such as a scullery, a coolroom, a laundry and a mudroom, which have been smartly tucked away behind the scenes.
Meanwhile, the upper floor is dedicated to family members’ personal sanctuaries, with the master suite a magnificent standout. This palatial haven has a retreat area with a fireplace, a makeup station, an enormous dressing room and a lavish ensuite. It is accompanied by four secondary bedrooms – three of which contain their own ensuites.
The remaining accommodation is found in the external pool house featuring a kitchenette and a bathroom.
Ms Spinella said the pool house worked well for guests or extended family, as a teenagers’ retreat or for providing a degree of independence for ageing parents.
“It could also be used as a home office or simply as a private space to escape to,” she said.
“Having this additional self-contained accommodation gives the property another layer of flexibility and privacy, which will be particularly appealing to buyers looking for a home that can adapt to their family’s needs over time.”
As you journey through the abode, the quality of the build is apparent wherever you look.
Ms Spinella said the weatherboard facade, detailed windows and natural materials gave the home a strong presence.
“Natural materials include Statuario Extra honed marble, Zimbabwe Black satin granite, Scottish oak flooring and extensive bespoke timber detailing,” she said.
“The kitchen comprises an impressive 1.5m ILVE Majestic cooker, Miele MasterCool refrigeration, and an exceptional level of storage and technology.
“The quality isn’t confined to the obvious luxury features – it is in the joinery, architectural details, proportions and the way everything has been finished.
“I have seen a lot of beautiful homes over the years, but the attention to detail throughout this residence is truly striking.”
This meticulous approach extends to the exterior zones.
“The alfresco has been designed for year-round use, with an outdoor kitchen, a pizza oven and a fireplace, while the 12m solar-heated saltwater lap pool becomes a real focal point through the warmer months,” Ms Spinella said.
On the practical side, there is an eight-car garage and attic storage.
Ms Spinella said the property’s address in Applecross’ Golden Triangle made it especially enticing to families who wanted an expansive house in a highly regarded location.
“The Golden Triangle is one of those tightly held leafy pockets with established streets, substantial homes and a strong sense of community,” she said.
“You have the Swan River foreshore, walking and cycling trails, Applecross Village, cafes, restaurants, parks and sporting facilities close by.
“Quality schools, Canning Bridge, and convenient connection to the Perth CBD and Fremantle add to the appeal.”
79 Tweeddale Road, Applecross
Beds: 6
Baths: 5
Price: Price on application
Agent: Ray White South Perth
Contact: Cristina Spinella, 0414 400 136
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