An open-plan ground floor allows for sight lines onto the garden to be immediate and impactful, sentiments cemented further by the curation of an exquisite Japanese maple which sits in a giant ornamental pot framed by a curved glazed atrium. It is a home that inherently dovetails architecture and landscape design, ensuring both are enhanced through the clever mediation between compression and openness.

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Stepping through to a generous entertaining patio on the home’s threshold with ample seating and dining space, the rear garden unfolds outwards. Rosemary drips from steel pool arbour fencing while crepe myrtle, along with the bougainvillea, introduces bursts of colour. Gardenias bloom within window planters and the scent of Madagascar jasmine, lavender and lilly pilly hangs in the air. This is a garden that transforms with the seasons, daphnes marking winter and hydrangeas bursting into bloom come summer.