Coatesville Landing is the prestigious rural community’s brand-new subdivision and the House of Nautica residence at its heart is the star of the show.
The 513sqm, five-bedroom, four-bathroom home is a masterpiece and feat of construction, design and finish. Anyone who knows Coatesville’s luxury homes will be familiar with House of Nautica’s distinctive style, as they have created many of the area’s most spectacular properties.
However, Tony Fraser, director of House of Nautica, says this house is a departure from their classic masonry villas.
“This one is very modern, very chic and has been designed to set the subdivision alight. We’ve used a lot more stone, Abodo weatherboard and Eurotray roofing. We’ve taken everything up a gear and been braver utilising more expensive products.”
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Stone pillars carry the weight of the two-storey form that creates the centrepiece of the residence, with dramatic wings extending off this to offer space for family relaxing and large-scale entertaining.
Interiors are exquisite in every way and incorporate a primary suite and a second master, a private sauna and three living areas. Outside, the loggia is warmed with an open fire and flows out to a north-facing pool complex and water feature.
Fraser says the land Coatesville Landing sits on is firmly entrenched in local history.
“This was the original McGivern property they bought 70 years ago. Val McGivern went on to become Val Moore and built the original red brick homestead on the property. The family have farmed it for three generations. This is the remaining block of a 600-acre parcel and Val is now in her 80s and decided to sell.
The sprawling, two-storey 513sqm residence has two wings extending off the centrepiece of the residence, offering space for relaxation and large-scale entertaining. Photo / Supplied
There are five bedrooms, four bathrooms, multiple living areas, and garaging. Photo / Supplied
House of Nautica director Tony Fraser says the house is a departure from their classic masonry villas. Photo / Supplied
“A group of like-minded people bought it and have set up what you now see. There is a total of 19 2.5-acre blocks in the subdivision and seven house designs already underway.”
The fact that construction has started on a 735sqm home gives an indication of the calibre of properties that will fill the subdivision. The exclusive gated community is unique for Coatesville and part of the sought-after “golden triangle”. It is introduced via a grand roadside entranceway, with matching in-situ concrete pillars at each gate.
The sense of security and community, beautifully landscaped setting and easily managed sites make these properties appealing lock-up-and-leave options for frequent travellers and busy families.
The interiors are exquisite in every way. Photo / Supplied
“Buyers want the craftsmanship synonymous with a classic masonry Nautica,” say the agents. Photo / Supplied
Jackie Parker and Kristina Marmont, from New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty, are selling 8 Valmoore Way and say Coatesville Landing will become Coatesville’s premier destination for luxury homes, and that House of Nautica has set a new standard with this home.
“It’s great to be working with a company that has a vision and is growing and changing with the demands of families and executives. Buyers want the craftsmanship synonymous with a classic masonry Nautica but they’re after that more bespoke presentation and to feel like they’ve got that sense of individuality.
“Imagine what Coatesville Landing is going to look like in three or four years’ time, when all the homes are built and landscaped. Anyone getting in now is getting a very good deal.”
The agents are expecting a wide range of interested buyers for this beautiful turnkey home. “It could be locals, people from the city or expats who are after great schools and that village lifestyle.”
8 Valmoore Way in Coatesville, Rodney, is for sale by negotiation.
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