16 Barons Crescent

Originally conceived by one of Australia's most celebrated architects as a duplex, this remarkable residence has been reimagined while retaining parts of the original layout. The philosophy remains unchanged: every room oriented north, capturing an unbroken panorama of bushland, and light. Set on 734sqm backing directly onto the reserve, this is the kind of home that simply doesn't come up. Two levels of full width balconies and floor-to-ceiling glass dissolve the boundary between interior and landscape, while exposed sandstone walls and a dramatic footbridge entry announce something genuinely special before you've even walked through the door. Inside, the scale is generous and the finish considered: marble, hardwood floors, a feature fireplace, and a chef's kitchen with long bar and butler's pantry. Multiple living and entertaining zones flow effortlessly from inside to out, where a Jacuzzi deck and sculptural rock wall gardens complete the picture. A short walk to Boronia Park village, quality schools, and ferry access, it's the full Hunters Hill life, framed by architecture that endures. - 734sqm block adjoining bushland reserve - Dual full-width balconies with uninterrupted north-facing bush - Dramatic footbridge entry and exposed sandstone feature walls - Floor-to-ceiling glass across two levels, light from every angle - Chef's kitchen with long entertainer's bar and butler's pantry - Multiple indoor and outdoor living and entertaining spaces - Marble finishes, hardwood floors, feature fireplace, ducted air - Master suite, generous built-in storage throughout - Jacuzzi deck, landscaped gardens, sandstone rock walls