A next-level luxury home with a sauna, home theatre and seven-car basement garage located in a leafy pocket of Melbourne has been listed for sale, attracting families looking to upsize.
The five-bedroom, five-bathroom house at 4 Page Street, Balwyn North is for sale through Barry Plant – Balwyn, with a price guide of $6 million to $6.6 million.
Sitting on a 596 square metre block, the three-level home provides flexibility for multi-generational living with accommodation and living zones spread throughout the floorplan.
The family home is also within the coveted Balwyn High School zone, a sought-after catchment area for families in Melbourne.
Selling agent Theo Politis said the home was designed to suit the needs of growing families while delivering a high‑end finish.
The five-bedroom house at 4 Page Street, Balwyn North has hit the market. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy
“The owner is a builder, so he’s spent a lot of time on the home’s design,” Mr Politis said.
“A key feature is the basement car parking, which is really important for growing families, especially with kids and adult children staying at home longer these days.
The home comes with a seven-car basement garage and other amenities. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy
“It’s a very modern design with high ceilings, large voids and lots of natural light through the rear of the home.”
Inside the home, an eye-catching spiral staircase creates a strong first impression and enhances the sense of space throughout the split-level open-plan living and entertaining zones.
The spiral staircase creates a strong first impression. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy
At the heart of the home, a Super White Dolomite stone kitchen is equipped with premium Miele appliances and a fully fitted butler’s pantry.
Complementing this central area is a dining area, wine cellar and sunken fireside living room that all connect to the landscaped outdoor sanctuary.
The Super White Dolomite stone kitchen is equipped with premium Miele appliances and a fully fitted butler’s pantry. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy
The private backyard is designed for year-round entertaining, featuring a swimming pool and covered alfresco dining area fitted with bespoke Cardina cabinetry and an Artusi barbecue.
There are five bedrooms, including two main bedrooms fitted with walk-in robes and ensuites, while the other bedrooms also come with private ensuites.
Outside, there is a swimming pool and covered alfresco dining area fitted with bespoke Cardina cabinetry and an Artusi barbecue. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy
On the lower ground level, the seven-car garage is accompanied by a home theatre, home gym, sauna and kitchenette.
All three levels of the home are connected by a lift, making it more accessible and providing flexibility for multi-generational living.
There are multiple living and entertaining zones throughout the home. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy
Mr Politis said they were seeing a lot of local buyers who were looking to upsize.
“Quite a few have gone down the path of looking at building,” Mr Politis said.
There are five bedrooms, including two main bedrooms fitted with walk-in robes and ensuites. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy
“They’ve owned a block of land and started getting quotes and they’ve realised they couldn’t replace what’s here for the same cost.
“These buyers want to be able to turn the key and move in tomorrow rather than wait a couple of years for the build process, and they want to avoid the uncertainty of construction costs blowing out.
The home comes with five designer bathrooms. Picture: realestate.com.au/buy
“They’re generally families wanting to upsize the family home, move into the school zone or get a bit closer to the city.”
Balwyn North is about 10 kilometres east of the Melbourne CBD, and is home to the Village shopping strip and other retail centres, along with primary schools, parks and other amenities.
Mr Politis said the suburb’s leafy streets, strong community feel and balance between accessibility and liveability continued to underpin buyer demand.
“Balwyn North is still quite a leafy area,” he said. “It’s close to the CBD, but just far enough out that it’s not too congested, while still being close to all the amenities.
“It’s a well-established, family-oriented area. You’ve got families who’ve lived there for a long time, and a lot of families who aspire to move in for the newer homes and the lifestyle.”
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