250 Research-Warrandyte Road, North Warrandyte VIC 3113

Arguably the most extraordinary position in Warrandyte/North Warrandyte, Blyth’s Bank is a property of rare artistic significance, architectural mastery and breathtaking natural presence. Designed by acclaimed architect John Pizzey, this iconic sanctuary cascades towards the banks of the Yarra, framed by sculpted gardens and highlighted by an infinity pool that visually melts into the river below, a mesmerising ever-changing artwork in its own right.

From the moment you enter, the residence reveals its unmistakable character: sweeping curves, soaring lines, organic surfaces and inspired spatial design that flow harmoniously with the surrounding landscape. Multiple living zones create a sense of movement and discovery, while the loft-style bedroom and dramatic master suite are positioned to embrace uninterrupted river views across the sweeping bend. Each morning begins with the sound of the rapids, and each evening closes with a riverscape once captured by celebrated Heidelberg School artist Clara Southern, whose iconic painting Evening Song, held at the National Gallery of Victoria, was created from this very vantage point.

Offering four bedrooms plus a dedicated home office, Blyth’s Bank balances lifestyle, privacy and prestige with absolute authenticity. Every outlook is softened by lush, sculpted gardens, creating a private world that feels tranquil, secluded and timeless.

Despite its serene position, the property sits just a short, picturesque walk across the bridge to Warrandyte Village, where cafés, boutiques, walking trails, galleries and river access await. It’s a home that invites you to listen to the rush of the water, breathe in the bushland surrounds and immerse yourself in the artistic and architectural history embedded in this extraordinary site.
Blyth’s Bank is not simply a residence, it is one of Warrandyte’s most iconic riverfront properties. A once-in-a-generation opportunity to secure an artist’s haven, a lifestyle retreat and a true architectural treasure on the Yarra.