“Positioned along the hillside, this contemporary farm-inspired residence responds to the site’s changing levels to shape a home centred around views, privacy, and shared living spaces. Defined by two striking barn forms and anchored by substantial stone retaining walls, the architecture maintains a restrained street presence while opening outward toward the valley beyond.
The split-level arrangement establishes a layered living experience, with entertainment spaces extending across both the ground and lower levels. Covered terraces on each floor provide flexibility for larger gatherings or more intimate family occasions, while the landscaped lower garden introduces an additional outdoor retreat integrated into the natural slope.
The design balances spacious open-plan living with quieter private spaces, including a secluded master bedroom courtyard patio, a PJ lounge, and triple-garage accommodation. Dark vertical cladding, exposed concrete elements, stone walls, and carefully framed openings establish a bold architectural character that feels both refined and closely connected to its setting.”
– Adriaan Louw & Wijan Badenhorst
- ERF: 979 m²
- HOME: 364 m²
- BED: 3
- BATH: 3.5
- GARAGE: 3
NOTE: Parcel 298 will serve as the architectural reference for Parcels 296 and 297. While these parcels will follow a similar design language, house typology, and material approach, each home will still be carefully adapted to suit its specific parcel, landform, orientation, and site conditions.
