Designed by Sir Adrian Ashton, one of Sydney's leading domestic architects, 'Willoh Hill' maintains all the hallmarks of its 1930s modernist era. This stunning home embodies the grace and sophistication of a bygone architectural style. Elegant curves and light-filled spaces abound, with the charm of its art deco legacy still very much at the forefront as testament to the sensitivity of the home's restoration. As unique as it is beautiful, the home delivers a practical approach to modern living, with the subtleness of contemporary décor ensuring comfort as well as charm. Nestled on just over an acre of park-like grounds, this impressive home sits perfectly elevated, affording it magnificent views across to the Illawarra coastline. - A selection of elegant living spaces, including a study, are provided across the home's two levels - Spectacular views over the treetops and across to Wollongong grace the lounge and sunroom - Gorgeous and well-appointed gas kitchen extends to an adjacent meals area, ideal for everyday dining - Three bedrooms, each with built-in robes ensure ample room for families and guests alike - Main bathroom and a second combined bathroom/laundry have been resorted to reflect their original charm - Potential for dual living with potential for the lower level to be completely self-contained - Ambient fireplace, ducted heating/cooling, and Nobo wall heating ensure cosy winters and cool summers - Secure double garage is detached from the home and adjoins a studio, ideal for any number of uses - Sprawling garden surrounds incorporate park-like lawns, verdant woodlands, an orchard and cottage garden Privately placed in an exclusive Mittagong enclave, you will also be just moments to vibrant cafes, boutique shops, beautiful parklands and the very best of what the Highland's has to offer. For more information, please contact Ben Olofsen on 0419 019 423 or Stephanie Blatch on 0499 1411 465 Disclaimer: While we make every effort to ensure that the information we provide you is correct and up-to-date, we do not warrant its accuracy or reliability. Interested parties should exercise their own independent skill and judgement before they rely on it. In any important matter, you should seek professional advice relevant to your own circumstances. Interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.