5 Yendon Road, Carnegie

A facade that blends the warmth of rustic brick and the urban cool of sleek charcoal is just the start when it comes to the appeal of this sensational one-owner architecturally designed home. A contemporary setting with enormous panache, the luxury three-year-old residence is perfectly suited to both sophisticated entertainers and busy families, delivering quality accommodation that is sure to instantly capture your heart.

With striking polished concrete and rich spotted gum flooring continuing the juxtaposition of the façade through the light-filled interiors, this is a layout made for living being desirably open plan yet with cavity sliders ready to give peace and privacy as needed.

Flowing past an inviting sitting/TV room, the real star of the show is the stunning entertaining zone with a wall of red brick and huge picture windows capturing northern sun and views of the alfresco patio and landscaped garden. Hosts will be inspired by the Tundra Grey stone kitchen which features high-end appliances including twin Miele ovens plus a walk-in pantry with massive storage - throwing back the huge sliders seamlessly connects indoors with the gardens.

The ground-floor master domain flaunts a stunning ensuite with brass tapware and more stone beneath a cleverly-placed skylight. A walk-in wardrobe is also offered, whilst upstairs three further bedrooms (BIRs) share a luxe family bathroom with a separate WC and flank yet more living space.

A beautiful laundry/mudroom with drying cupboard, powder room plus substantial storage throughout are added drawcards together with internal entry to the double auto garage, while hydronic heating (under-slab), zoned ducted heating/cooling and an alarm are all included.

Positioned to easily access both Glen Huntly and Carnegie stations, dining and shopping options, close to trams & buses and moments to Carnegie Primary School, this locale is also near Lord Reserve and the soon to be completed swim centre.

We donate a portion of our fee from every property transaction to the Woodards Foundation to support people experiencing homelessness, family violence and social isolation.