Set high above Melbourne and inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1930s architectural masterpiece Fallingwater, this Eaglemont beauty is in rare air.
The renovated Art Deco residence at 2 Glen Drive has hit the market with a $5.85-$6.25 million price guide.
CoreLogic records show it’ll come close to Eaglemont’s $6.3 million house price record — held by 26-28 Eaglemont Cres since February 2017 — if it sells at the top of its quoted range.
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Nelson Alexander Ivanhoe partner Gordon Hope said there was “nothing quite like it” in the northeastern suburb.
He said the 1940s-built residence’s 2002 revamp was deemed “one of the top 50 renovations” of the time by House & Garden magazine, for keeping the home’s original charm intact while also adding modern comforts.
The three-storey house occupies a triangular 1971sq m block with a pool, separate gym, alfresco deck, stone-paved terraces and lush gardens that create a “botanical garden wonderland feel”.
It features formal and informal living areas, including a family room with floor-to-ceiling windows, and a home cinema and billiards room.
A Gaggenau and Liebherr kitchen, four bedrooms including a main retreat upstairs, four bathrooms, CBD views and A-plus location in a Walter Burley Griffin-designed estate complete the package.
The property’s expressions of interest campaign closes April 9.
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