64 Adeney Avenue

Basking in uninterrupted park views and uncompromising luxury arranged over three lift-connected levels, this brand-new, bespoke four-bedroom residence by Roke architecture, with interiors by Katie Wain Design, represents the pinnacle of family indulgence. Directly opposite Victoria Park, and distinctive with its random stone façade and impeccably landscaped gardens, it establishes a commanding presence within one of Kew's most desirable park-side settings, moments from Melbourne's most respected private schools. Impressive proportions create an immediate wow factor, spanning multiple living areas oriented to the north and designed to capture breathtaking park views. Custom oak joinery, burnished concrete floors, and high ceilings introduce a select material palette, while random stone continues from the façade into the interior, reinforcing architectural consistency. Open -plan living and dining rooms draw the park directly into the space through full-height glazing, softened by recessed sheer blinds and LED feature lighting, where a double-sided gas fireplace connects the spaces, and large glass sliders extend the living domain to a travertine -paved alfresco terrace and gardens. Overlooking it all, the kitchen delivers equal authority, finished with extensive oak cabinetry, natural stone waterfall benches, and a full suite of high-end Miele appliances, supported by a butler's pantry with a second sink, an integrated fridge and dishwasher, and sensor lighting. A ground-floor bedroom with a walk-in robe and skylit ensuite provides excellent guest accommodation, while upstairs, a secondary living area sits beneath a high, raked ceiling and leads to three oversized bedrooms, each with a walk-in robe. The main suite enjoys balcony views across the parkfront greenery alongside a skylit ensuite, complemented by a beautifully finished family bathroom. Designed without peer, there's also a dedicated study on the lower floor, a gym or wellness studio, and an expansive multi-vehicle garage for at least four vehicles with gated entry. Comprehensively appointed with an Italian -made commercial lift, hydronic floor heating to the ground floor and upper -level bathrooms, provisions for EV charging and solar, irrigation, zoned reverse-cycle heating and cooling, and advanced security, it delivers first-class living, moments from Harp Village cafés, High Street and Cotham road trams and sporting facilities.