12 Wickham Street, Ludmilla NT 820

Designed by one of the late Directors of Troppo, this home is a beautiful example of their work. Called the ?R2 House?, this property has featured in several lifestyle and sustainability magazines, on ABC?s Stateline and featured as a location on chef?s Bill Granger?s show ?Holiday?.

The home sits on a corner block with dual street access. This is the largest block currently available on the market in the area; you could almost call it a state forest.
The home is a very private, tropical hideaway, as you?d expect with a Troppo home. Great garden paths sit within the tropical setting. The mature, low maintenance garden shades, screens and cools the home.

The newly renovated kitchen hosts stainless steel appliances including a top of the range gas cooktop, walk-in pantry and an integrated double fridge. There is an island bench allowing for extra bench space for the chef in the family.
The main living area boasts beautiful French doors, which open to the undercover, timber decked, entertaining area overlooking the sparkling saltwater pool.

The main bedroom with walk-in robes and even its own library also has French doors that open onto the entertaining area. The bathroom has timber benches, a his-and-hers shower and vanity, and a sunken bathtub.

The second and third bedrooms have a shared ensuite, kitchenette, walk-in robes, and, if you like, their own private entrance.

It enjoys stunning timber floor boards throughout, louvres and endless windows allowing for fantastic breezes through the whole home. The roof is skillion with high ceilings in every room.

There is also a full-fledged granny flat or perfect home office/artist?s studio with a loft and a bathroom which doubles as a cyclone shelter. It even has its own patio.

Apart from having an energy saving photovoltaic solar system (over a dozen panels), the property provides a separate Solahart hot water system.

Remote control gates lead into the roller door garage which homes a workbench and plenty of storage space.

This home is a must see.