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Airlie Beach, 35 Braithwaite Court
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| | A Home with Credentials - 1996 Queensland Home of the Year |
| | This Chris Beckingham designed home has over 630 sqm of living space under roof and 4 acres of sprawling tropical gardens; creating one of the most outstanding residences in North Queensland with magnificent views to the ocean and the Whitsunday Islands. The integration of design and function define this magnificent 3 bedroom home which incorporates a stunning master bedroom suite, study, state of the art kitchen with cool room and air conditioned wine cellar. The study provides just the right quiet and focused environment for those wanting to work from home. Every area of the home is loosely zoned to create an indoor/outdoor feel. Every room continues to an outdoor verandah space. Cafe style doors across the living areas open entire window walls to the outside, promoting a free flowing interaction with the pool and garden. This is a stunning contemporary home of great beauty. Clever use of textures, colours and design features create interesting perspectives, bringing the outside in to create versatile open plan living zones with views to inspire. A variety of natural timbers, stone and glass feature strongly through the home. A huge variety of plant species including 100 year old Mango trees, flowering stands of Bohinia, Poinciana and Cassia trees, many species of palms and countless shrubs are found in the landscaped gardens. There are several ponds and a dam and the whole environment attracts an abundance of wildlife including nearly a hundred species of birdlife and many butterflies. The estate is private and secluded, yet minutes to shops and cosmopolitan Airlie Beach. Commuting to or from any capital city is easy with airports 30 minutes away at either Hamilton Island resort or Whitsunday Coast Airport. Abel Point Marina and a light plane airport are 10 minutes from the home. |
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