From the modern yet simple street façade, passersby would never think of a sophisticated house covered with ivy behind the charred wood and stone-clad façade.
The luxury property “Witta” sits on the Noosa River on the Sunshine Coast and was recently named Australian House of the Year at the Housing Industry Association (HIA) Awards.
With an elegant palette of concrete, wood and stone softened by the lush greenery falling from the gardens on the second floor, the most interesting features of the beautiful riverside home are the indoor/outdoor family area and the underwater room.
Behind this unassuming modern street façade hides an incredibly luxurious riverside townhouse handpicked the best in Australia.
The dream home, called “Witta”, is located on the banks of the Noosa River on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast and was recently named Australian House of the Year at the Housing Industry Association (HIA) Awards.
With an elegant palette of concrete, wood, and stone softened by the lush greenery falling from the second-floor gardens, the most interesting feature of the beautiful riverside home is the familiar indoor-outdoor space.
The large floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open to the rear let natural light in, harmonizing seamlessly with the living space in the central courtyard.
Downstairs is a rumpus room with a large window overlooking the pool below the water surface.
Large floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open to let in natural light allow the interior to blend seamlessly with the central courtyard featuring a sparkling pool, lush gardens and open kitchen with barbecue, black and retro wooden furniture on the wall mirror. .
The open-plan living area features high ceilings that open to a skylight, leading to a dining area with striking pendant lights and a modern kitchen that any chef would envy.
A marble island counter and back adds a level of elegance to the kitchen, which also features custom plain wood cabinets and matte black fixtures and faucets.
The open-plan living area features high ceilings that open to a skylight, leading to a dining area with striking pendant lights and a modern kitchen that any home cook would envy.
A marble island counter and back add a level of elegance to the kitchen, which includes custom plain wood cabinets and matte black fixtures and faucets.
The courtyard has a sparkling pool, lush gardens and an open kitchenette with BBQ, black wood cabinets and a mirrored back wall.
A Sydney family is lucky enough to call this idyllic road their vacation home, popular with kids and adults alike, with multiple living spaces and a nursery.
The fallen vines often get so thick that they form a green curtain behind the house towards the riverbank, making it look like an urban jungle retreat.
Downstairs there is an underwater room illuminated by a large window overlooking the pool, as well as a wine cellar and a temperature-controlled glass pool table.
The bedrooms and bathrooms are classy in luxury, with soothing textures, large windows that reveal thick bushes and the flowing river, a series of skylights that let in plenty of sunlight, and a private Zen garden in the master suite.
The bedrooms and bathrooms are classy in luxury, with soothing textures, large windows that reveal thick bushes and the flowing river, a series of skylights that let in plenty of sunlight, and a private Zen garden in the master suite.
Downstairs there is an underwater room illuminated by a large window overlooking the pool, as well as a temperature-controlled, glass-enclosed wine cellar and pool table.
Your dream home was completed in 2020 by Sunshine Coast builders JW Constructions and was designed by Shaun Lockyer Architects, taking inspiration from “Brazilian modernism” with consideration of the local landscape, climate and culture.
The fallen vines often get so thick that they form a green curtain behind the house towards the riverbank, making it look like an urban jungle retreat.
A Sydney family is lucky enough to call this idyllic road their vacation home.
The jungle dream house was completed in 2020 by Sunshine Coast builders JW Constructions and was designed by Shaun Lockyer Architects, taking inspiration from “Brazilian modernism” taking into account the local landscape, climate and culture.
SED judges were impressed with the “perfect” finish of the house and the quality of the finish and construction.
Source: Daily Mail
