413-414 Esplanade, Mount Martha, has an enviable pool zone — and pool house.
Spectacularly positioned on one of Mount Martha’s most significant bay-view estates, this luxury home offers resort-style living with panoramic bay and city views.
Eleven years ago, the now 3304sq m property’s residence at 413-414 Esplanade, Mount Martha, which spans two levels, looked vastly different, say the vendors, Sharon, and Rob Cummings.
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“In its original state, it was a pretty dated ’80s-style, almost Tuscan-inspired home,” Sharon says.
“While it was an incredibly solid build and expansive, impressive property, it wasn’t our style at all, so we gutted it top to bottom to suit our aesthetic and our lifestyle.”
This design was led by architect Silvano Panza of Rosenthal Munckton and Shields and built by Darren Blake of Blakebuilt.
The first floor capitalises on the bay outlook, with floor-to-ceiling glazing that captures the views and fills the gourmet kitchen, living, and dining spaces with natural light.
Lined by mature trees and gardens, the property is private and secure.
The high-end kitchen is perfect for catering to a crowd, which might be important once family and friends get to see your new home.
The home’s flexible layout offers families versatility.
“The house has been designed to have bedrooms upstairs as well as on the ground floor, which means it’s perfect for the ever-growing family from toddlers to teenagers who eventually want their own space and living zone,” Sharon says.
The layout has catered to her multigenerational family, who call the property home.
“Currently, my husband, I, and my teenage daughter live here with an elderly member of the family,” Sharon says.
“On any given day, I could also have our other adult children and their partners dropping in and staying over, which is so lovely for us – with the design allowing them the privacy they need also.”
Outdoor entertaining isn’t just about the pool, with elevated water views on offer.
Wine not grab a bottle from the home’s glass-walled display and relax with friends?
This flexibility is further enhanced by the self-contained pool house, featuring its own luxury kitchen, studio living area, and rooftop terrace.
“The deck overlooks the magnificent pillars and the sunset views from this spot are truly spectacular,” explains Sharon.
“We can even see the fireworks on New Year’s Eve in the city!”
The ground level of the home is dedicated to recreation and hosting guests, with a gym, games, a media room, a wet bar, and accommodation.
Outside, the Mediterranean-inspired gardens and resort-style amenities- including a fully tiled pool and spa, fire pit area, pizza oven, in-ground trampoline – offer another level of enjoyment and hospitality.
Living spaces embrace a light and bright, coastal chic feel.
Opposite the bay, the property offers sizeable dimensions and enviable views.
“One of our favourite memories we have made in this home is holding the wedding of our eldest daughter here,” Sharon says.
“The property lends itself to having truly magical events here, and the wedding was all of that and more, with over 100 guests seated in the backyard under festoon lighting.”
Alex Corradi from Danckert is handling the sale, which has a $9m-$9.9m asking price.
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