There’s a very long list of luxury inclusions at this Lysterfield compound.
Living at this palatial Lysterfield property will make you feel like you’re holidaying at a five-star resort.
The entertainer’s paradise features a pool and spa with a swim-up bar, plus a Gold Class-style 12-seat cinema with the “funkiest” at-home bar the agent’s seen in 30 years.
There’s also a gym with a sauna, a 16-car garage, a putting green and a tennis court.
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A bird’s-eye view of the palatial pad.
The home is an entertainer’s paradise.
Resort living.
The four-bedroom house at 10 Logan Court is on the market with a $3.7-$4.07m price guide.
Barry Plant Rowville director Brenton Wilson described the home as “truly a pinnacle of resort-style living”.
“If you entertain, you’re well catered for,” he said. “If you have a large or blended family, you’re well catered for.
“If you’re a motoring enthusiast or any other enthusiast, the massive garage has a multitude of uses. It could be the ultimate man cave or games room — the possibilities are endless.”
Lysterfield or Wimbledon?
Bar one.
Bar two.
And for those who enjoy a cocktail or two there are two bars to choose from.
The first is a swim-bar at the end of the pool, which is accessed by swimming through a “curtain of water” and is complete with submerged stools.
The bar is opposite an elevated wet-edge spa and connects to the outdoor entertainment zone with a full kitchen, pizza oven and barbecue.
Inside, the second and most impressive bar is in the home theatre.
“It is probably the funkiest bar I have seen in my 30 years of real estate,” Mr Wilson said.
“To have a 12-seat theatre in a private residence is incredible.
“You could seat more in there, too, and throw a few beanbags on the floor for the kids as well.”
A private compound.
The property has a $3.7-$4.07m price tag.
A place to kick back and relax after a few drinks.
From the pool, to the spa, and back again.
If the property sells at the top of its price guide, it will become one of Lysterfield’s priciest homes.
Taking second place to the suburb’s record holder — a Tuscan-style manor at 511 Belgrave-Hallam Road, which sold for $4.8m in 2018.
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