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Perched atop Conbush Circle within the prestigious Pezula Private Estate, this home has been meticulously designed to harmonise with its natural surroundings—capturing both the sweeping ocean views and the presence of local wildlife.

Notably, the proposed plans have received both HOA and municipal approval, with no further regulatory requirements needed. All that remains is to appoint a builder.

The proposed home comprises four en-suite bedrooms—three located within the main residence and one in a separate external suite. The internal layout includes a spacious main living area and an open-plan kitchen and dining room, designed for both functionality and comfort. Additional interior features include a scullery, a dedicated technical room, and a generously sized garage.
Provisions have also been made for off-grid living, with infrastructure in place for large-capacity water storage and a comprehensive solar and battery array—ensuring sustainability and energy independence.

The architecture prioritises both expansive views and privacy for its future occupants. Drawing inspiration from the architect’s earlier work across Europe, the design is rooted in the principles of Bauhaus functionalism. While modern in aesthetic, the primary focus remains on sensitivity to the landscape—ensuring the building sits respectfully within its environment rather than dominating it.
The exterior composition incorporates a thoughtful palette of materials, including timber cladding, concrete finishes, and painted façades. The structure is intentionally set back into the hillside, further enhancing its visual integration with the topography.

Internally, the home is envisioned with a refined material selection. High-quality tiled flooring is complemented by natural finishes such as timber accents and glazed stone surfaces, bringing warmth and softness to the contemporary interior.

From a technical perspective, the house is designed with a high-performance thermal envelope. External walls, floors, and ceilings will feature substantial insulation, while AAC (autoclaved aerated concrete) block construction and double-glazed windows contribute to excellent thermal efficiency. These features collectively ensure minimal energy consumption during colder months, delivering consistent indoor comfort with low heating requirements.