A scotch room and a waterfall shower: the unique features of 25 Iwanoff Street, Taylor

One of Gungahlin’s most prestigious properties has hit the market, exuding a unique blend of style, class and luxury on a generous 635sqm block with stunning views of Telstra Tower and the mountains.

The perfectly-located masterpiece at 25 Iwanoff Street, Taylor, is minutes from a local primary school and shopping precinct and has sensational street appeal.

LJ Hooker real estate agent Lukas Cole says the property is just as good on the inside as it is on the outside.

“The views are just stunning,” Lukas says.

“There’s no stone unturned with this property. The kitchen, living and dining areas definitely stand out the most.

“They have an open plan with optimal space and feature plenty of high-quality appliances.

“The upstairs games room also has that ‘wow factor’ with its views overlooking Gungahlin and Telstra Tower, plus the snow you can see on the mountains at the moment – it’s just unreal.”

Located at the top of the newly-developed suburb of Taylor, this luxury home offers a versatile floor plan, five bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms and a study.

From the minute you walk into the kitchen, Lukas says, “you're confronted with 100mm of stone bench top and a massive granite block."

“Behind that, you’ve got the large butler’s pantry, two Bosch dishwashers, two Bosch ovens, an inbuilt coffee machine and a Scotch room," he says.

Lukas says the custom-made kitchen with designated bar area was built last year.

The kitchen features LED lights, a Frank 110mm gas cooktop, a Schweiger Silent Rangehood, and a Cedar board in the kitchen bulkhead. Black tapware has been incorporated throughout the kitchen and home.

The ground level is also home to the laundry and a sculpture room.

Lukas says the Taylor home is perfect for a modern, growing family, as it offers plenty of space to play and entertain.

“As you enter the ground floor, you see the open living area that features a four-metre floating in-built TV unit and gas-lit fireplace, which is just a beautiful and lovely little feature,” he says.

“Towards the back of that is the Scotch area where there are a couple of black leather couches, and on the same level is the media/cinema room - perfect for those family movie nights."

Some of the home's most unique features include 2.7m high ceilings, a three-metre chandelier upon entry of the home and a chandelier in the dining area.

“When you head upstairs, the glass frame lining the stairs catches everyone’s eyes,” Lukas says.

Two bedrooms located downstairs have kitchenettes, the upstairs kitchenettes feature a microwave and 60 mm stone bench top.

“Upstairs, you’ve got the two master bedrooms with walk-in-robes and ensuites that overlook the beautiful bushland in Taylor,” Lukas says.

“One of the master bedrooms has its own balcony and the other has a seating area. Each room is quite spacious and could fit a single, double, king or queen-sized bed.

“There’s also a games room with a pool table upstairs where you can spot Telstra Tower – it feels like you’re on top of the world up there.”

The waterfall shower in one of the ensuites is a highlight. The bathrooms also feature in-wall mount toilets, LED light mirrors in the master bedrooms, and a spa bath.

According to Lukas, the alfresco of the home showcases a sandstone feature wall “that’s just gorgeous”.

“There’s three sliding doors that are all double glazed that lead to the backyard area," he says.

“The alfresco also has a BBQ, a custom-made benchtop and two heaters on the roof.”

The home has a 4000-litre rainwater tank, a large electric hot water system, a backyard deck with a fire pit, beautiful landscaping with a security fence, and a retaining wall.

Other unique features of the home include a solar system on the roof, reverse air conditioning, a WiFi-operated doorbell, soundproof glass, soundproof walls and fans in all bedrooms.

Lukas says the home is perfect for anyone who wants to live in a luxury home of the highest quality.

25 Iwanoff Street, Taylor, will be auctioned at 10am on Saturday 9 July.

Article originally written and published by The RiotAct.