A luxurious home inspired by a high-end ‘Balinese resort’ hides behind a unique timber-clad façade on a street lined with multi-million dollar homes.
House of Sankana exudes “sophistication and grandeur” at every turn with its avant-garde design and luxurious elements ranging from the sparkling water fountain in the lobby to the wine cellar, Zen gardens and epic backyard.
This elegant home is located in the coastal town of Kingscliff, 40 minutes north of Byron Bay, and is spread over two levels on a huge 1,012 square meter block just a stone’s throw from the beach.
Guests are captivated from the moment they walk through the doors of the “avant-garde” floor into the incredible lobby with a Japanese-style garden and fountain.
A wooden jetty leads visitors past a fire fountain over dripping water beneath a two-story void where succulents hang toward the 25,000-liter pond, home to dozens of colorful Koi fish.
A wood-clad façade hides a luxurious Japanese-style mansion that resembles a luxury resort thanks to its unique architectural features and design.
House of Sankana exudes ‘sophistication and grandeur’ from every corner with its avant-garde design and luxurious elements, from the sparkling water fountain in the lobby to the wine cellar, Zen gardens and epic backyard, perfect for any entertainer.
The elegant home is located in the coastal town of Kingscliff, 40 minutes north of Byron Bay and is spread over two levels on a huge 1,012 square meter block just a stone’s throw from the beach.
A black teardrop fireplace is suspended from the ceiling in the living room, and the kitchen has a six-ton marble island bench with a wooden overhang.
The open plan family room dining area overlooks the fish pond through glass bi-fold doors and the teak ceilings add earthy natural textures.
A black teardrop fireplace is suspended from the ceiling in the living room, and the kitchen has a six-ton marble island bench with a wooden overhang.
Sliding doors along the family room open to combine the space with the spectacular outdoor entertaining area.
Outside, the covered terrace has a raised mosaic infinity pool surrounded by a shallow pond and an opening below that lets in sunlight.
A sunken conversation area sits between the pool and kitchen with outdoor barbecue, and the patio has a fire pit, sun room, large lawn, and frangipani trees.
A wooden jetty takes visitors past a fire fountain over dripping water beneath a two-story void where succulents hang toward the 25,000-liter pond that houses dozens of colorful Koi fish.
Outside, the covered terrace has an elevated mosaic infinity pool surrounded by a shallow pond and a void below that lets in sunlight.
The dining room in the open-plan family room looks out onto the fish pond through glass folding doors and the teak ceilings and stone pillars add earthy natural textures.
Stairs next to the pool lead to the second floor roof garden and terrace with a grassy space perfect for morning yoga, another pond and a sun terrace.
Stairs next to the pool lead to the second floor roof garden and terrace with a grassy space perfect for morning yoga, another pond and a sun terrace.
The upstairs master bedroom has a centrally located king bed and a freestanding circular tub just outside the bathroom.
Three further bedrooms are located on the upper level, each with their own private bathroom, while on the ground floor there is a home study, a media room and a wine cellar.
House of Sankana, which means “fish” in Japanese, hit the market less than two weeks ago and listing agent Nick Witheriff of LJ Hooker Kingscliff told FEMAIL the stunning property has already had more than 200,000 clicks online.
“Over 60 groups came to inspect the property with interest from New Zealand, Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney and also locally,” he said.
The upstairs master bedroom has a centrally located king bed and a freestanding circular tub just outside the bathroom.
Three further bedrooms are located on the upper level, each with their own private bathroom, while on the ground floor there is a home study, a media room and a wine cellar.
House of Sankana, which means “fish” in Japanese, hit the market less than two weeks ago and listing agent Nick Witheriff of LJ Hooker Kingscliff told FEMAIL the stunning property has already had more than 200,000 clicks online.
‘The real difference with that street is that it is beachfront blocks sitting on the water on an acre of land. This has a larger land area of 1,012 m2 and is 20 meters wide offering a higher value environment,” he stated.
‘This is a particularly unique house for this location. The special quality of the materials used is unlike anything I have ever seen. “It’s like a Balinese resort with layers of Japanese architecture.”
Despite Kingscliff’s more modest median sales price of $1.8 million, the agent expects the Cilindros Drive property to fetch a price north of $9 million when it goes on the market later this month.
‘The real difference with that street is that it is beachfront blocks sitting on the water on an acre of land. This has a larger land area of 1,012 m2 and is 20 meters wide offering a higher value environment,” he stated.
The six-bedroom house at 59 Cilindro Drive, down the street, sold for $8 million last September, while number 83 is also on the market for $8 million.
Witheriff added that the price also reflects the high-quality renovation the sellers did to the home, which took more than four years.
