Welcome to a home where abundant natural light and a sense of real space are the first 2 features that grab your attention when you step inside the front door. Where will your eyes go first? Will they look out over the massive open plan living and through the wide expanses of glass to the tree top scenery beyond the verandahs or up to the stunning raked white timber ceiling with its exposed beams and clerestory windows running right along the eastern aspect? Maybe they will turn to the left as you leave the entry hall and behold the huge tiled kitchen which is about twice the size of a normal kitchen or look right to 2 unusual green glass windows on the western side. If you can settle down for a minute and maybe sit in the lounge, you will notice that from where you are sitting, you can look right out of the huge angled glass window at the end of the lounge room and see the clouds in the sky.

Space and natural light does not cease when you leave the living area but carries on right through the sleeping end. The raked ceiling here no longer features the timber and beams, but does continue through the length of the house with the clerestory windows to make it one very light area. Here you will find 3 large bedrooms all with excellent storage, a good walk-in linen room and a great big modern 2-way bathroom with ample space for that corner spa tub and an extra large shower recess. Even the hallway is wide enough to handle above average sized furniture items and still leave room for easy walking.

After exploring the bedroom end you will return to the living room. Will you go out to those ever so inviting verandahs or down the wide spiral staircase to the lower level? O.K., let us see the verandahs first. Various sets of ranch sliders open out from the dining area to both verandah areas. The east side is probably more north-east facing than true east, so it get the morning sun in winter and is always cool on summer afternoons as it also picks up the sea breezes. This verandah runs the whole length of the house with gated steps down into the garden on the Jenyns Road end. The other end wraps around into an open sun deck before going under cover on the southerly end of the house to form a big outdoor dining area ideal for hot summer evenings or catching the last rays of the winter afternoon sun. These verandahs offer totally relaxing vistas out over the tree tops and gardens well below your level and over to Beechmont Ridge and the Border Ranges including the top of Mount Warning.

Now it is time to explore the lower level! Here you find a large carpeted rumpus room that could also function as a private home office. The neat ensuite style 2nd bathroom is here along with a good sized tiled laundry that is handy to the clothes line. It is obvious that some paving and colourful gardens could easily create more outdoor living on this level too, just as the entire block calls out for a set of green thumbs to give it a real makeover. Well, you will have to leave plenty of green lawn for that resident wallaby who seems to think he owns the area!