Charcoal Geometry. Concrete Precision. Pure 'Art'chitecture.

This is not just a house. It’s a sculptural statement in charcoal and steel, dramatic, modular, and unapologetically bold. This four bedroom, four bathroom home rises out of the forest like something out of a graphic novel. It’s giving luxury. It’s giving presence. It’s giving Batman, but make it architectural. Built as a liveable art piece, the design draws you in from the first glance, minimalist lines, industrial undertones, and a striking palette of metal, concrete, and warm Kiaat wood. It’s modern, but not cold. Expansive, but grounded. A rare mix of edge and soul. Step Inside. The ceilings stretch 3 metres high on both levels, with oversized 3m doors and stainless steel hardware giving every room a sense of scale and intention. The main doors, in Constantina grey metal, open wide in the kitchen, lounge, and bedrooms, blurring the line between inside and out. The light dances across designer fittings and downlights in every room. No corner has been overlooked.

Upstairs, you’ll find solid Kiaat hardwood flooring, warm and rich underfoot. Downstairs? Sleek concrete, cool, durable, and strikingly modern. A Kiaat staircase connects the two levels like a floating gallery piece. The double-volume lounge is anchored by a raw brickface fireplace and a built in Jetmaster gas fire, it’s equal parts warmth and drama. There’s recessed flooring plug points, built in metal shelving, and a TV sideboard that makes media look like art. The main bedroom? It’s a sanctuary. A Jetmaster wood-burning fireplace, full en suite with a tub and shower, built in cupboards, and a front facing balcony that gives you uninterrupted views of the Kloof Valley. Waking up here is an experience in itself. Each of the three secondary bedrooms has its own en-suite shower, large built-ins, and clean, contemporary design. One doubles as a guest room, with its own balcony view across the trees. The bathrooms are fitted with Hansgrohe taps, Italian ceramic basins by Ceramics Catalano, and dark grey custom stone slab counters. They're moody, modern, and perfectly on brand with the rest of the home. The Kitchen? Magazine Worthy. With Caesarstone countertops, a statement stone slab island with prep bowl, and solid Kiaat cabinetry, the kitchen is equal parts performance and design. A 5 plate Smeg stove and Smeg extractor tie it all together. It’s where dinner parties start and conversations linger. Bonus Spaces. A lockup garage for one car. An outbuilding with laundry, toilet, and shower. An outdoor wash trough for extra functionality. Partly Furnished (with taste). You can walk in and keep the look, down to the last curated detail. This home is for someone who wants more than comfort. It’s for someone who values design. Who craves quiet. Who wants to live in a space that reflects their edge, their calm, their taste. It’s not just a house. It’s an experience, and it’s one you won’t find again.