This luxury six‑bedroom, two‑storey home with a full basement in the Blue Mountains combines timeless symmetry with modern family living.

Inside, the home’s layout is shaped by a highly efficient central corridor that simplifies circulation and allows the surrounding rooms to be planned with greater precision. This thoughtful organization frees up more usable floor area, enabling the design to accommodate good sized bedrooms across two storeys and a full basement without wasting any space. Contemporary planning principles are used by creating a continuous kitchen and living space that brings openness and natural light to the ground floor.

The exterior presents a refined, symmetrical façade to the street, defined by simple massing, traditional cladding, and a large covered front porch. A balanced relationship between the main house and the garage wing reinforces the clean, orderly composition. Toward the rear, the architecture opens dramatically to the expansive yard, where a projecting dining room frames outdoor living and strengthens the connection to the landscape.