A contemporary landmark inspired by the Gothic beauty of its historic neighbour, this extraordinary new residence makes a bold architectural statement at the gateway to Annandale village. Opposite the heritage-listed Hunter Baillie Memorial Church, Hunter House reinterprets its soaring arches through symmetrical curves, pointed roof forms, dramatic glazing and epic 6m ceilings. Engineered for permanence in double brick, concrete and steel, the robust structure is softened by walnut joinery, marble, terrazzo and luminous Venetian plaster. A whole-floor living and entertaining domain centres on a streamlined kitchen with a monolithic 4m marble island, flowing to a landscaped garden and heated pool with a glass wall that brings light, colour and movement indoors. Four generous bedrooms include a primary suite overlooking the church, complemented by three terrazzo bathrooms and a wellness room or gym. Complete with Control4 automation, extensive storage and internal access to four-car garaging, this remarkable home unites architectural theatre, refined luxury and intelligent urban living just 350m to Booth Street village.

• Conceived by TZG Architects with interiors by Studio Bide
• North-east facing with a three-storey layout, cobblestone drive
• Light-filled interiors, soaring 4m ceilings, high-end finishes
• 4 luxurious bedrooms with built-ins, 3 on the upper level
• Master suite, Villeroy & Boch appointed terrazzo bathrooms
• Whole-floor living and entertaining, Escea gas fireplace
• Entertainer's Fantasy Gray marble kitchen, Bosch appliances
• Landscaped garden with a heated mosaic-tiled saltwater pool
• Home gym/wellness room, extensive custom walnut joinery
• Control4 smart home automation, zoned air, integrated sound
• Internal access to a double lock-up garage, garaging for 4 cars
• Prime location, 350m to Booth Street village, 6km to the city