Cascading over four light filled levels and taking full advantage of its sublime setting adjoining Gore Creek Reserve, this stunning former residence of renowned architect Laszlo Peter Kollar epitomises the duality of function and architectural beauty. Blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors so your surroundings become the focus, it boasts multiple alfresco spaces amid fabulous wraparound greenery.
-Rear to north aspect takes in day round natural light
-Vast expanses of glass capture elevated bushland views
-Spacious, separate formal lounge and dining rooms
-Effortless flow to sun drenched timber alfresco decks
-Low maintenance gardens, mature trees, saltwater pool
-Expansive eat-in entertainers' kitchen, stone benchtops
-Five generous bedrooms plus a spacious study/home office
-Rumpus/teenagers' retreat downstairs with private entry
-Three stylish contemporary bathrooms, guest powder room
-Hardwood timber floors throughout, 3 functional fireplaces
-Gas heating, superb cross ventilation, ceiling fans
-Carport, 4 x 2,500L rainwater tanks, underhouse storage
-Minutes stroll to city ferries, soccer field and playground
Influential architect Lazlo Peter Kollar (1926 - 2000) designed 18a Upper Cliff Road in the late 1970s, living there with his family for several years. Kollar was well known for his concept design of the Sydney Opera House, and his Design Principles, which were influenced by spiritual tradition. Kollar maintained a philosophy that architecture had a responsibility to facilitate human delight - a notion that is reflected beautifully in the layout of this unique residence and its ability to create a calming connection with the natural surrounds.
