This stunning Riviera Estate residence offers a rare combination of luxury, privacy, and resort-style living on a massive 811sqm corner block. Featuring a sparkling pool, grand spiral staircase, and sophisticated interiors, it is ideal for families seeking a premium lifestyle.
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This stunning residence in the prestigious Riviera Estate, Sorrento, delivers resort-style luxury, sophisticated design and an exceptional family lifestyle. Commanding a striking street presence, privately positioned on a prized corner allotment with an impressive 75 metre frontage, the home is surrounded by lush, low-maintenance gardens and leafy surrounds. Set across an expansive 811sqm, the thoughtfully designed floorplan features four bedrooms, three bathrooms plus a dedicated study, with multiple living rooms and dining rooms combining style, space and functionality for modern family living. The formal lounge and dining areas exude elegance, showcasing stunning engineered timber flooring and a striking fireplace framed by French arch doors that overlook the resort-style, fully tiled sparkling swimming pool and private entertaining area. Bathed in an abundance of natural light, the interiors feel bright, warm and inviting throughout the day. Soaring raked ceilings further enhance the sense of space and light, while the open-plan family living and informal dining areas create a seamless connection between the sophisticated interiors and inviting outdoor spaces. Designed for effortless entertaining and relaxed family living, this exceptional layout embraces a lifestyle of comfort, style and seamless indoor-outdoor connection. A striking 6-metre void upon entry and magnificent spiral staircase create an immediate sense of grandeur, while warm, sophisticated interiors provide an inviting setting for both relaxed family living and impressive entertaining. Upstairs, the home reveals three generously proportioned bedrooms, headlined by a luxurious master suite that enjoys a private north-facing balcony with stunning skyline views. The master suite is further enhanced by a spacious walk-in robe and a well appointed floor-to-ceiling tiled ensuite, complete with a spa bath, separate shower and double vanity. The remaining two bedrooms are equally impressive in scale, each featuring generous built-in robe storage and easy access to the functional family bathroom, finished with floor-to-ceiling tiles, a separate bath and shower. A versatile upstairs living zone provides an inviting additional space to relax and unwind, or gather together for quality family time. A graceful circular driveway leads to the elegant porte-cochere, framed by beautifully landscaped gardens, secure automatic gates opening to a substantial double lock-up garage, dedicated tradesman's workshop and additional off-street parking for up to four vehicles. Downstairs, an executive study provides a quiet work or study space, while the private guest bedroom opens directly to a secluded courtyard. An appointed bathroom services the guest accommodation and living areas, complemented by a generous separate laundry. Outside, a fully tiled inground swimming pool forms the centrepiece of a private resort-style retreat, perfect for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying warm summer days. The expansive grounds provide plenty of space for children to play, while offering scope for beautifully landscaped gardens. With its commanding street presence, exceptional privacy, generous proportions and seamless indoor-outdoor connection, this remarkable Sorrento residence offers luxury, practicality and an enviable lifestyle within one of the area's most prestigious streets.
Property Style & Condition
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contemporary
excellent Condition
Exterior
mediterranean
excellent Condition
Livingroom
contemporary
excellent Condition
Bedrooms
contemporary
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Kitchen
contemporary
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Bathroom
contemporary
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landscaped
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Key Features
Four bedrooms with plush wool carpet
Three bathrooms including luxury ensuite with spa bath
Dedicated executive study
Formal lounge and dining areas
Multiple open-plan living zones
Resort-style fully tiled inground swimming pool and spa
Private undercover alfresco entertaining area
Stunning spiral staircase and 6-metre void foyer
French doors throughout
Travertine stone tiling and engineered timber flooring
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Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI): Estimated at approximately 1.5–2.5% of the loan amount, assuming an 85% LVR. Actual LMI depends on your lender, LVR and loan size.
Conveyancing / Legal Fees: Typical range of $1,500–$3,000 covering contract review, searches and settlement. We use a mid-range estimate.
Building & Pest Inspection: Typically $400–$800 combined for a standard residential property.
Loan Application & Mortgage Registration: Includes bank application fees ($300–$600), mortgage registration (state-based, usually $150–$230) and transfer registration fees.
Council & Water Rate Adjustments: Estimated at around 0.1% of the purchase price — the buyer typically reimburses the seller for pre-paid rates.
These estimates are indicative only. Always confirm exact figures with your conveyancer, broker and the relevant state revenue office before committing to a purchase.
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