Sold · Bella Vista
12 Glenview Close
$4,330,000
- Bed
- 5
- Bath
- 4
- Car
- 5
- Land
- 660 sqm
Reviews
In their words
★★★★★
“Sarab sold my house in three weeks after another agent failed, coordinating with all parties to ensure a smooth process, and was always responsive.”
A private cul-de-sac house in Bella Vista Waters, rebuilt around stone, glass, and rooms that can hold a crowd or close off completely.
Douglas Design planned the architecture. Cherie Dewar of Entire Interiors finished the rooms. The result is a turnkey home for multi-generational living — formal rooms at the front, family life opening to the pool, and a quieter upper level above.
Full listing →Arrival
A cul-de-sac of its own
Stone, glass, and a wide stair lift the entry off the street. Once the gate closes, the house reads as a single composition — lit from within, and set back from the estate.
- Bella Vista Waters, on a private cul-de-sac
- Side pedestrian access with a disability ramp
- Automated security, lighting, and irrigation
Entertaining
Rooms with a reason
Formal dining opens onto a timber-deck courtyard and water feature. A marble bar and built-in wine cellar sit beside the lounge, and a study has its own client entry for working from home.
- Formal lounge with a feature fireplace and balcony
- Back-lit marble bar and wine cellar
- Home theatre with Klipsch audio and a retractable Epson projector
Kitchen
Stone, then the garden
A waterfall-edge stone island holds the family kitchen. Smeg gas and induction, a Bosch 90cm oven, and bi-fold doors that open the room onto the travertine alfresco and pool.
- Soft-close cabinetry and integrated dishwasher
- Family and meals area beside the island
- Direct outlook to the pool terrace
Upper level
Glass around the stair
A curved glass balustrade wraps the staircase and looks back over the foyer. Upstairs, the master has a private balcony, bar fridge, and an ensuite with a dual rainfall shower, double vanity, and skylight.
- Second bedroom with ensuite and a hidden walk-in robe
- Two further bedrooms with built-ins and balcony access
- Reading retreat over the front gardens
Alfresco
The long way outside
Travertine underfoot, a timber ceiling with integrated lighting, and overhead heating for the evenings. Beyond it, a resort pool with a water feature, lawn, and high privacy walls.
- Natural stone paths and architectural steps
- Oversized triple garage with internal access
- A multi-purpose room suited to a gym or workshop
Gallery
Through the house
Floorplan
Layout
In brief
The making of it
- Architect: Douglas Design
- Interior designer: Cherie Dewar, Entire Interiors
- Six solar panels
- Scope for a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom
- Moments from Norwest Metro, Norwest Marketown, and the lakefront walk
The price
Sold in three weeks, for $4,330,000.
Another agent had the listing and did not sell it. Sarab took the house on, prepared it so buyers could see the architecture rather than imagine it, and had it sold in three weeks — staying with every party through to settlement.
Buyers pay for what they can see. We style the rooms, finish the landscape, and revamp only what changes the price — then stay with the campaign until it settles.
01
Style
Maximising the functionality and aesthetic appeal of various spaces in the home is our starting point with professional staging. We enable buyers to envisage themselves in a space through thoughtful curation of every element.
02
Landscape
First impressions start at the curb. We elevate gardens, outdoor living, and street appeal so the home feels considered from every angle — a polished exterior that sets the tone before buyers step inside.
03
Revamp
Strategic updates that lift the finish of the home and unlock value — without overcapitalising. From paint and fixtures to targeted refreshes, we focus on the improvements that matter most to buyers.
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