Liveability and homeliness throughout

Timeless European
Style and Grace.

The St James' design was influenced by the Palladian classical period – a European style of architecture famous for its Roman influences. Featuring three bedrooms and a study, the St James employs zoned living principles, providing ample formal entertaining areas and open-plan communal living areas

Stunning Design reveals itself upon entry

On entering the home, one is greeted with polished parquetry floors and a stunning coffered ceiling in the entrance hall. High ceilings throughout help to create a sense of space and grandeur in the St James, and special features continue the European theme throughout. From French doors through to decorative columns, the home has a real sense of continuity.

Spacious Zoned Living

The all-important living areas of the home become flooded with light thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows in the meals and family area, located off the supreme kitchen. The formal dining and entertaining area has a more homely atmosphere, with the inclusion of a gas fireplace, a view onto the fernery and the opportunity to close off this area from the main living area.

Secluded Bedrooms

This single-storey home has a separate wing for the bedrooms, which again can be closed off to the main area. The sense of light and radiance is sustained, with floor-to-ceiling windows included in the bedrooms.