Best retirement housing design for Global Awards shortlisted
LOS ANGELES: The shortlist for the best retirement housing design has been declared.
Over 250 designs have been considered by the awards secretariat. One of the finalists in this category is shown above.
A high-tech Cairns estate with city and ocean views has now been listed for offers over $4 million, making it one of the most expensive homes currently on the local market.
Located at 114A Hillview Crescent in Whitfield, the stunning, meticulously renovated residence sits on an elevated 8388sq m block.
Publicly-available property records show it is owned by Hemant and Evonne Daya, who own Dayatech Autromation, which specialises state-of-the-art home and commercial automation and security systems.
It is listed with Champions in Real Estate director Michelle Champion.
“This is more than a home. It’s an estate unlike anything Cairns has ever seen,” the listing says.
It is described as a “smart home with full automation throught”.
It also has a 16kW solar system and three phase power.
But the cutting edge features don’t stop there.
“Designed for those who expect the exceptional, the estate unfolds across expansive living zones that frame panoramic vistas and flow effortlessly to an outdoor sanctuary reminiscent of a world-class resort,” the listing says.
“The statement swimming pool, crafted as a centrepiece of leisure and luxury, is complemented by lush landscaping, multiple entertaining terraces, and abundant usable land.”
There is also an oversized garage with additional undercover parking, a storeroom and a simulator room.
It features five oversized bedrooms including a grand master suite with stunning views, a custom cabinetry robe and an opulent master suite.
There is also a guest wing on the lower level, with an ensuite and living area, plus two offices and a gym.
Multiple living zones include a billiard room, lounge area and family room, plus multiple outdoor entertaining zones.
The gourmet chef’s kitchen has custom joinery, integrated appliances, a servery window and huge island bench.
Outside is the architecturally-designed, resort-inspired pool and lounging deck, landscaped tropical gardens, veggie gardens, fruit trees and a large garden shed.
“Completely transformed through a meticulous, no-expense-spared renovation,” the listing says.
“The home exudes sophistication at every turn, from bespoke designer finishes and architectural detailing, to its seamless integration with the natural surrounds.”
The Global Award winner will be announced in December in London. (Globals)