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Peach Tree House

Peach Tree House

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The site faces north west on a steep incline to the waterfront with expansive views to Middle Harbour and Castlecrag. Read more
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A beautifully reconstructed cottage-style home, the Peach Tree House features two pavilions nestled among mature trees, maximizing views of Middle Harbour and Castlecrag while harmoniously integrating timber elements into its natural surroundings.

The site faces north west on a steep incline to the waterfront with expansive views to Middle Harbour and Castlecrag. The house is arranged in two pavilions stepping down the site amongst mature trees and vegetation. The project required a major reconstruction of the lower living pavilion which is built around prominent trees while opening to take better advantage of the attributes of the site. Timber was used extensively to sit the building harmoniously into its surrounds while creating a simple backdrop for living. Access during construction was a challenge via an inclinator shared with neighbours which resulted in building materials being brought by barge via the harbour.

Builder: Construct By Design
Photographer: Neil Fenelon

Building style
Cottage
1150h 10m

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“It seemed to be that every time we came across a house renovation we particularly admired, it had been designed by Castlepeake. When it was time for us to renovate, we had no hesitation in getting them involved. They understood our brief and developed innovative floor plans that increased light penetration whilst keeping within the building footprint. Castlepeake were also happy for us (first time renovators) to be a part of the design process and bring our personalities into the build. Our century old Californian bungalow received a well-deserved makeover with the perfect blend of modern and old. The team at Castlepeake assisted every step of the way from concept, detailed design phase to construction and completion.”

Ellen and Will, Artarmon

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