Standing graceful on this water view block, this home has the appearance of stepping out of the pages of Architectural Digest. In the Rhode Island style, it has been designed to take in an incredible water view so this home needed to address both the street and the water view. It is ultimately a home with a double façade.

Although having a stately elevation, it has enough elements like an ovular porthole window to not make it too formal. There many textural elements like the hand cut stone, the weatherboard, the mouldings and the hand cut slate roof cover. This home epitomises hand craftsmanship and is a tribute to the builder who constructed this home.

The internal of this magnificent home is equally impressive with its eclectic mix of old and new, formal and relaxed with the pièce-de-résistance being the celebrated wine cellar in the basement.

A home such as this takes weeks to detail as every element both externally and internally requires a different level of thought, right through to the landscaping which sets the home off at all times of the year.