Perched atop the rugged bushland of Berry Mountain, this four-bedroom, four-bathroom home is a striking response to a challenging, fire-prone landscape. BAL-FZ rated and built for resilience, it combines raw strength with refined design—proof that safety and style can coexist in perfect balance.

With timber off the table, A Class Building crafted the structure in off-form concrete, poured into timber-framed molds that left behind a grain-textured finish. The result is a tactile nod to the surrounding forest—organic, warm, and unmistakably strong.

Inside, the interplay of concrete and rich timber floors and joinery brings harmony and depth. The master ensuite features a ceiling-mounted showerhead and a deep green palette echoing the bush outside. Downstairs, polished concrete floors continue the material narrative, complemented by an indoor lap pool that adds a luxurious touch.

More than beautiful, this home is built to endure—with a one-hour fire resistance rating, a 20,000L fire-fighting water tank, and an elevated concrete slab that forms a level grassy play area on the sloped site. At its entrance, a bronze front door sets the tone: bold, thoughtful, and built to last.