Alderley’s ‘Project Zero’ home designed by Queensland architect Brian Donovan of Donovan Hill Architects has been sold by Heath Williams and Tonia Ivanni of Place New Farm following a 3-week campaign.

The four-bedroom residence balances luxury with sustainability, winning the BVN Jury IDEA Award in 2015, and is located only seven kilometres from Brisbane’s CBD.

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Speaking to LUXURY LIST, Heath Williams said 105 groups inspected the home in the first week of the campaign.

In total there were 210 in-person inspections prior to the sale and 3 virtual inspections.

“This is a unique property with great design pedigree and block size. It’s the perfect family home,” Heath told LUXURY LIST.

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There were 8 registered bidders, with 4 actually bidding. Two bidders fought it out in the end and the home sold under the hammer for $3,141m, surpassing the $3m reserve.

The buyers were a local architectural couple who were searching for a Donovan Hill property.

Brian Donovan crafted the home for a friend who wanted a carbon-neutral residence, repositioning the single-storey weatherboard on the approx. 810sqm block, adding a lower level and a new wing built from reclaimed materials.

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The thoughtful layout encourages maximum airflow and natural light with full-height stacked glass sliding doors, lofty ceilings, louvered windows contrasting with polished concrete floors, sophisticated timber details and recycled bricks.

Donovan likens the house to a medieval city or Roman abode – centred around a large courtyard, with domestic rooms along one side, recreation on the other and sleeping quarters behind.

Source: Place New Farm

To view the listing or for more information click here.

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