60 Piper Road, Geilston Bay TAS 7015

The highest standards for solar passive, sustainable living and stylish, contemporary colours blend perfectly with the surrounding environment with all the comforts and features expected in a quality executive residence.

Situated on a private bushland block with water and rural views this home nestles into the natural contours of the land. A dual ramp entry leads you through to the main living area that is drenched in natural sunlight. A huge hardwood deck expands the living area and together with a substantial paved area makes this home perfect for entertaining on a grand scale.

The kitchen is the central hub of the living space blending harmoniously with integrated fridge and two-drawer dishwasher. A huge larder is cleverly hidden away.

The childrens wing comprising two bedrooms, lounge and bathroom is situated far enough away for independence but close enough for parents to keep watch.

The main bedroom has a huge walk through wardrobe with Elfa storage system and a large ensuite with underfloor heating. A study or fourth bedroom is a quiet place filled with natural light.

The energy conscious design using thermal floor mass principles for heating, double glazing and passive solar principles has given the home a 5 Star, 65 point energy rating far in excess of building requirements.

The solar heated water system with electrical back up provides hot water all year round for a small cost.

Wastewater is aerated and recycled providing for garden irrigation and a fire fighting sprinkler system along the bush boundary ensures a safe guard for the property. A huge garage is handy for extra parking and/or a workshop for the handyman or hobbyist.

A magnificent home that is both stylish and functional with an environmentally sound blueprint for sustainable living.

- Complementing the natural environment

- Magnificent executive home, family friendly

- Sustainable living at its best

- Solar passive, environmentally friendly

- Plenty of space, huge garage/workshop
Year Built: 2003