8B Erowal Street, Beaumaris VIC 3193

Soaring tall on the streetfront amongst the Sandbelt courses, this is brand new Beaumaris modern! Offering today's most in-demand design with a garden-focused ground-floor master-domain & living on two levels, this architectural three bedroom, 2.5 bathroom home shines with lofty living-dining rising to an over 4.5m ceiling, & a sun-filled first-floor lounge facing north to the treetops of Victoria Golf Club. Unfolding beyond a striking skillion-roofed facade with a light-filled courtyard-wrapping design, this outstanding home stars a state-of-the-art kitchen extending to a big butler's pantry, fully-tiled bathrooms including a luxe garden-view ensuite. Featuring up-to the minute detailing including limed Oak floors, bold black tapware & slick Carrera-look Lithostone benchtops, the home showcases exceptional attention to detail with fitted robes for all bedrooms (including a walk-through dressing-area for the master) and sparkling designer lighting. Finished to the demanding design specifications of Fitzgerald Projects and Murley Design, the home has a sleek pillarless corner window expanding the treetop view and contemporary louvers for a retro throw-back. There are even unique bespoke features including a craftsman-made LED bench strip-light plus hand-crafted timber fittings including a streamlined Lithostone entry bench. With individual climate-control to almost every room, video-intercom & a two-car auto-garage plus parking on an exposed aggregate driveway, this prestige-appointed home has auto-irrigation, a 2000L tank, a professionally-designed landscape, & a choice of decked or paved entertaining areas. Best of all, it has this premier Sandbelt lifestyle location - in-Zone for highly-sought Beaumaris Secondary & Mentone Girls Colleges, with Southland, the Concourse & the bay within minutes, & world-class Golf Courses all around. * Key suburbs defy price slide as property market shows signs of life. Mornington, Beaumaris, Donvale and Templestowe recorded double-digit growth in the June Quarter. (as reported in the Herald Sun 22/7/2019).