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'Sawmill Cottage' - Award winning home in Berry
This beautifully renovated, award-winning, Edwardian-styled home has been designed and built by master craftsmen with the all the luxuries of modern living. The home and gardens appeal to the streetscape of Berry and sit on 667sqm of level land. Sawmill Cottage is a short stroll to the centre of Berry, only 700m from the local shops, cafes and restaurants.
The interior of the home boasts many unique and hand-crafted elements such as polished concrete bench tops, hand painted shaker kitchen and joinery, custom doors and a restored - modified cast iron fireplace circa 1890.
Conscious thought was given in designing the home to take full advantage of the view at the rear of the house through the use of bi-folding glass doors that allow a seamless transition from inside to the spacious, outdoor entertaining deck. The large kitchen with a serving window leading to the deck, pizza oven, outdoor bar and fire pit make entertaining a breeze.
The interior is in keeping with the Edwardian exterior of the home. Raw unrefined materials such as concrete, black steel, stone, native local hardwood floors and period tiles were utilised to create a unique, beautiful and functional home. Passive solar principals were employed to create comfortable living areas and a building that is economical.
The interior of the home boasts many unique and hand-crafted elements such as polished concrete bench tops, hand painted shaker kitchen and joinery, custom doors and a restored - modified cast iron fireplace circa 1890.
Conscious thought was given in designing the home to take full advantage of the view at the rear of the house through the use of bi-folding glass doors that allow a seamless transition from inside to the spacious, outdoor entertaining deck. The large kitchen with a serving window leading to the deck, pizza oven, outdoor bar and fire pit make entertaining a breeze.
The interior is in keeping with the Edwardian exterior of the home. Raw unrefined materials such as concrete, black steel, stone, native local hardwood floors and period tiles were utilised to create a unique, beautiful and functional home. Passive solar principals were employed to create comfortable living areas and a building that is economical.