Forthcoming Auction

Set in an established native garden, this Sibbel home is a compelling example of bush modernist architecture. Designed and built in 1972 by Sibbel builders – renowned for their unique style, high level of craftsmanship and connections with contemporaries Alistair Knox and Roy Grounds – this single-level home bears many hallmarks of this treasured architectural movement. Situated in a quiet court behind a signature Sibbel front door, exposed Oregon beams, African slate floors and expansive cedar windows combine to create character and synergy between zones - perfect for today’s lifestyles with open-plan spaces and distinct areas for relaxing, study and creative pursuits, a three-bedroom-plus-study floorplan features four living zones providing plenty of flexibility. A Kent wood fireplace features in a sunken living zone. The dining area and separate family room – complete with a well-equipped kitchen – will accommodate a range of lifestyles. Bedrooms include the main with a walk-in robe and ensuite bathroom, while the study could serve as a fourth bedroom. Impeccable outdoor connections offer views of the native gardens from every room with several doors that open to alfresco entertaining areas. A large timber deck captures glorious morning light, perfect for year-round enjoyment. Additional features in this carefully maintained home include underfloor heating, split system air conditioning, a walk-in pantry, laundry/utility room, airing cupboard, rainwater tanks and double carport. Walk to Tintern Girls' Grammar, Eastwood Primary and Ringwood East shopping village with main arterials to the CBD and beyond within easy reach. Find East Ringwood station, bus connections nearby, Eastland shopping centre and a choice of beautiful parks and reserves.