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Step Inside Melbourne’s Marble House

The Toorak property features a bold, contemporary interior.

By Kanebridge News
Fri, Jun 17, 2022 3:42pmGrey Clock 2 min

Grey needn’t be boring.

Here, on 89 Grange Road, in the coveted suburb of Toorak, comes a luxurious residence that proves just that through a pure expression of scale, proportion and light designed by Conrad Architects and Lauren Tarrant Design.

The 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom, 5-car garage is set on a 676sqm parcel with entry granted through a secure gatehouse, here, a walled garden creates a sense of privacy and seclusion.

When entering the home, one is greeted by incredible CBD views and an opulent statement staircase cascading through every level.

The home flows luxuriously from room to room, with generous proportions found in each space while the gourmet kitchen (with Vagli Oro marble benchtop and butlers pantry) is appointed with Wolf & Gaggenau appliances forming the centrepiece of the living, dining and entertaining area.

Marble is the dominant material used throughout the home, adorning not only the aforementioned kitchen, but the floors with Grigio Orsola marble flowing seamlessly with the expansive outdoor entertaining terrace.

It’s here the home offers further CBD skyline views and a spectacular infinity pool and reflection pond. The outdoor area is paved with Calacatta limestone and features a built-in outdoor Beefeater BBQ.

The home offers 5-bedrooms on the upper level with an opulent main bedroom suite _ complete with and expansive walk-in-robe that leads to luxurious ensuite fitted with dual shower and adorned in further marble matching the kitchen benchtop.

Also here is a further three bedrooms including the option for a bedroom or further rumpus with access to a sunken courtyard.

Atop this level is a further retreat with access to a rooftop terrace and barbecue and outdoor firepit.

Elsewhere, on the basement level comes a gym and wellness retreat, a steam room and fully fitted wine room while a lift services all levels.

The listing is with Marcus Chiminello (+61 411 411 271) and Sonja Sendin (+61 406 811 040) of Marshall White Stonnington. Price guide of $15 million – $16.5 million; marshallwhite.com.au



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After six consecutive quarterly price falls, luxury home prices in central London levelled out in the first three months of the year, with a 0.1% quarterly uptick in prices. The £3 million to £5 million (US$3.79 million to US$6.32 million) market saw a slightly larger increase of 0.3%.

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