Victoria
Point Leo
Constructed using seven modules, the Point Leo home offers 108sqm of internal entertaining space, 58sqm of external entertaining space and 112sqm of accommodation. Upstairs are five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a separate powder room and laundry, however it is the ground floor that provides the real “wow” factor.
The main living space on the ground floor orientates towards the street while the remainder of the house is cranked towards the ocean, creating a clear delineation of spaces. The kitchen features a Corian bench that continues onto the decking and seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor living spaces. At the end of the deck is a rumpus room, with a storage and powder room, offering a perfect getaway for kids.
An exposed Chiminee Philippe fireplace makes the main living room a cosy spot to relax in the winter and is enough to heat the rest of the house when required.
The house is clad in a combination of dark stained pacific teak timber and rough sawn Shadowclad and, despite its contemporary nature, sits very much at ease in its natural seaside environment.
“The highlight of our Modscape experience was seeing the modular house appear on our site within 24 hours.”
– Mark, Point Leo client
Project Specifications
Indoor-outdoor kitchen bench including BBQ, Corian benchtops, Pacific teak cladding, Chiminee Philippe fireplace, Rheem solar hot water service