A Surf Coast house that will be in the upcoming Grand Designs Australia season is for sale. Peek inside the home that features 500-600 cubic metres of concrete
Their grandson loves whizzing around the house’s polished concrete floors on his scooter.Set on 4057sq m, the grand home also boasts a floating concrete bed frame in main bedroom and a living room with a suspended fire place.
Pendant lights imported from Italy feature in the dining area next to an open plan kitchen with polished concrete flooring, feature island bench, disguised pop up power points, built in cabinetry, an induction cooktop, integrated dishwasher, dual gun metal stainless steel.The Ribberas are selling their four-bedroon house via expressions of interest, with a $3.9m-$4.3m price guide, because it is simply too big for the two of them.
“For a concrete house, perhaps some people would expect to feel like a garage or car park, but because of the underfloor slab heating, it’s very warm,” Ms Ribbera said.Floor to ceiling windows in the main bedroom look out to the pool. The room also has a walk-in wardrobe with built-in shelves and a mirror, slab floor heating, downlights and a floating concrete bed frame.
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