Set within a prestigious golf and country lifestyle estate, this residence is surrounded by a unique landscape where ecological corridors weave between the fairways, providing habitat for diverse wildlife and native plant species. The property benefits from direct access to these remarkable surroundings while maintaining privacy and seclusion.

The home is designed in an H-shaped layout, creating private courtyard spaces and maximising opportunities for indoor–outdoor living. A dedicated entertainment wing extends into the landscape, anchored by a linear lap pool that connects visually and physically with the central courtyard. The spatial arrangement of hard and soft landscapes creates a series of garden rooms—some enclosed for private reflection, others open and expansive for social gatherings.

Planting plays a central role in shaping the character of the property. Dense vegetation screens the residence from the roadway, forming both a visual and ecological buffer. Around the house, layers of biodiverse planting establish a strong sense of immersion in the landscape, reinforcing the estate’s identity as a sanctuary for people and wildlife alike.

Arrival is carefully choreographed: a series of staggered timber decks leads to the front door, flanked by formal water features inspired by Japanese design principles. Beyond this, the landscape softens into a more natural and informal character, bringing nature close to the architecture and blurring the boundaries between cultivated garden and surrounding wilderness.

This project exemplifies the integration of refined residential living with ecological sensitivity, balancing formal design gestures with the relaxed character of the wider estate.

Services provided: Concept design, estate landscape planning, planting design, integration with ecological corridors.