Synonymous with Melbourne’s urban landscape, a desire for the iconic architecture of Wayne Gillespie will never fade, and number 4 Dunraven Avenue is a signature backdrop of his pure individuality.

With extraordinary gallery like proportions, it captures the essence of enduring style set harmoniously alongside a joyful play between both grand and more intimate entertaining zones. Even the voluminous grand entry will delight as a massive skylight above offers an undeniable glimpse of the coveted lifestyle beyond. Warm northern light filters throughout the casual living and dining domain with a gas fireplace providing a sense of comfort and with a seamless connection to the front gardens, French doors open directly to a travertine paved al fresco patio with an electric awning and barbeque, and pool and spa framed by a candle lit water wall for a relaxed European flavour all its own.

A true culinary kitchen is enhanced by Calacutta marble, a suite of Miele appliances and a huge island bench with breakfast bar. With expressive imagination, a sophisticated sitting room is complemented by an adjoining hotel feel atrium with fold back glass doors revealing a contemporary Australian setting of a freshwater moat reminiscent of a floating restaurant.

The principal bedroom suite is a serene sanctuary itself with French doors opening to a full-length balcony with natural light reflecting from the pool below, including a wall of built-in wardrobes, a fitted dressing room, a sky lit marble ensuite, electric blinds and black out curtains. There are two additional bedrooms – one with its own ensuite and the other with access to the central bathroom featuring a sumptuous bath. A gym and powder room are located downstairs, complemented by further luxurious appointments such as integrated Sonos AV and a fully fitted wine cellar – all expected in a residence of this calibre.