16 Denison Grove

West Launceston TAS 7250

The two double and one single bedrooms upstairs have delightful outlooks. The upstairs bathroom is both sumptuous and light filled. These rooms address the living/family space and its central sculptured fireplace. The carefully considered kitchen provides a contribution, rather than an annexe, to living space.
Downstairs, space is woven to provide both a generous yet open retreat focused on the garden, and a master bedroom serviced by an elegant en suite and walk in wardrobe. The space opens to a private outdoor room that captures afternoon sun. Translucent screen walls allow deep natural light penetration from multiple sources, even to the wine cellar and expansive storage spaces deep within the building.
The carefully crafted laundry receives both direct early morning and reflected afternoon sun. It opens, through a glazed wall, to its own small garden, suggesting laundry might be a pleasure.
Much of the house is bespoke, The multiple ceramic sinks are by Tasmanian master potter Zsolt Faludi, who once shared the house. Most of the built detail was hand crafted on site. Much of the featured Tas oak and myrtle has been recovered and recycled from the original 1960 structure. As a product of old growth forest, its like is now a memory. Upstairs, kitchen and bathroom feature rare Queensland red cedar facings recovered from an 1840's Evandale pantry.
The depth of consideration and architectural crossover with art evident in the design and crafting of this building had it feature in this year's Launceston Junction Art Festival and the inaugural Architects Institute Launceston Open House program.
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