$2.28 million Waldorf

You guys will love this one! Found what has to be pretty close to the most expensive Waldorf ever sold. $2.28 million sold July last year. Looks every bit the part!

Stirling Facade

You can't tell that much but there is a massive slope to this block. So much so, you can really only see the top floor from street level. The photographer did well masking that with this clever angle

The back:

Here you can get a better sense of how much slope there is here. Must be over 3m! I am surprised Porter Davis even built on this block. I originally thought having only 2/3rds of the back as a alfresco would look a bit odd but it actually looks okay. Notice they have enclosed the rear due to overlooking issues probably. 

Alfresco:

 Beautiful tiling

Dining Room:

With the enclosed rear option, there is meant to be a supporting pole in the middle of this room. I read on the forums that this pole / plumbing stack / whatever could not be avoided. How did these guys do it?? 

Family Room:

Notice they don't have bifolds or stackers. It's just a double sliding door with a big picture window next to it. Interesting way to keep the costs down. Still looks good. 

The Home Theatre:

I always thought the TV would go where the bulkhead is. Guess not. 

The Kitchen:

Tile splashback. Bulkhead goes all the way across the rangehood. We have opted to not have the bulkhead above the rangehood so it goes straight to the ceiling. 

The Lounge:

Notice the extra screening they have to add to the fence due to the slope and siting of the house. 

Bedroom 4:

Must be the Waldorf 43 floorplan since it has the bedroom access to the front balcony.

The Master:

The Master Ensuite:

Looks like they have tiling behind the mirror. A friend of mine's didn't have this and the end result was visible plaster above the mirror as that bit was too small to tile. 

The Upstairs Rumpus

The Floorplan:

That's a decent sized block... 731sqm