Perched around 6km from the CBD on prestigious Hamilton Hill, this 5-bedroom Brisbane residence offers sweeping views of the city skyline and river. 

Named Larc, the sustainable home was designed in collaboration with renowned architect Joe Adsett and crafted by Graya using handpicked materials and state-of-the-art technologies.

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The home is positioned on an approximately 573sqm allotment, with an addition of 195sqm council approved cross-overs, giving the property a total land position of 768sqm.  The home has been angled to optimise the triangulation of the site, boasting 998sqm of internal space. 

Speaking to LUXURY LIST WEEKEND, architect Joe Adsett said the house was designed to be long and thin so that every significant room in the house could enjoy a north/south aspect to take advantage of the view but so as not to lose the northern light and breeze.

“When I first visited the site for Larc, I was most inspired by the incredibly wide frontage and breathtaking views,” he explained. 

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“The brief was to accommodate a family home on the hillside block. From the first inspection the best place to see and enter the house was from the tight hair-pin bend in the road and we designed the house to present to the entry as a piece of sculpture,” Joe told LUXURY LIST WEEKEND. 

“The materials of the house drew inspiration from the surrounding Queenslanders with the main theme being a lightweight timber veil floating above a heavier masonry base. Hanging landscapes and greenery were also used to soften the building and anchor the design to its verdant hillside setting.”

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An entrance walkway, arching over the driveway, guides you towards the residence's curved, weatherproof knotwood façade. Timber and Italian travertine are used throughout the design adding warmth and depth. 

Three-metre-high ceilings span all three levels, connected by a bespoke lift, with feature expansive glazing on the upper floors to frame the breathtaking views. 

At the heart of the residence a full-length courtyard exemplifies Joe Adsett’s design, harmoniously integrating the indoors with the outdoors.

"This home is the epitome of refined luxury, perfectly balancing architectural elegance with luxurious comfort. Often, properties lean more towards one than the other, but this house maintains an ideal harmony between both," Heath Williams told LUXURY LIST WEEKEND.

"There is a beautiful simplicity in the execution of this design and construction. A tremendous amount of soul and effort has been invested in this home, and it's evident in every detail. The refinement of the materials is exceptional, there is no better home in Brisbane," he said.  

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On the main level, the chef’s kitchen boasts four Sub-Zero fridges and top of the line Miele appliances including induction cooktop, a cutting-edge rising exhaust, two combination steaming ovens, two ovens, three dishwashers, two microwaves, a plate warmer and a food cryovac. The butler’s pantry keeps essentials organized, while chilled, sparkling, and boiling water are available on tap.

LARC’s multifunctional spaces are a testament to its thoughtful design. All five-bedrooms offer private ensuites, including one which is currently utilised as a study. Upstairs the expansive master bedroom is a sanctuary of modern amenities. The vast lockable walk-in-robe provides ample space for even the most extensive of wardrobes.The master ensuite is equipped with a dual shower setup and a generously sized bathtub.

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The lower-level features multipurpose areas equipped with state-of-the-art, immersive surround sound. There’s a full-length 490-bottle wine cellar and a home gymnasium with unobstructed views of the solar-power heated magnesium pool. Adjacent, the mosaic-tiled steam room provides a luxurious retreat for post-exercise relaxation. The lower level also includes a well-appointed laundry and a mudroom, ensuring functionality without compromising on style. 

Nestled on the lower floor is the garage. Equipped with provisions for electric car charging, six bike racks and an expansive workspace. This area features ample cupboard storage space, a dedicated storage room and can comfortably accommodate up to five vehicles, with further outdoor secure parking space for several. 

Security is paramount, with 24/7 surveillance, a fortified garage door and automatic deadbolts ensuring piece of mind. 

Other details include provisions for up to 11 large-screen TVs, 34 solar panels, a smart home system, and innovative lighting arrays and electric curtains and exterior blinds for effortless light and privacy control. 

Source: Place New Farm

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Heath Williams of Place New Farm via the contact form below. 

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