Expert's Enterprise

When building inspector Stephen Wright told master builder Brett Foy what he wanted in his new house, Mr Foy told him to come and have a look at his own.

Mr Wright was so impressed with the 12 month old Foybuild home that he bought it.

A year later and with the inner renovator beckoning, Mr Wright said it was time to move on.

But on e thing was certain about the Morley Circuit address- there was absolutely nothing that needed to be done.

The expansive white home has quality inclusions throughout.

The floors in the main bedroom and dining room, both at the front of the house, are Tasmanian oak.

All five bedrooms have built-in robes plus satellite and internet connections, and there is a double walk-through robe and ensuite off the main.

A guest bedroom adjacent to the main upstairs living area has its own ensuite and looks over a 2.5 metre-wide balcony that runs along the rear of the house.

There is also access to the balcony from the living area, which itself covers 80 square metres of the upper level.

The extensive use of large porcelain tiles throughout adds to the sense of space.

This is also true of the kitchen area, which features Caesar Stone benchtops and European appliances.

Downstairs, the rumpus has its own wet bar with solid timber benchtop and feature wall.

Three of the five bedrooms are located off this area, as is another bathroom.

But summer is when the downstairs area would come into its own. The rumpus leads through large glass doors to an in-ground pool with water feature and adjacent tiled area.

Mr Wright said the pool sheltered backyard trapped considerable sunlight.