The Saville: The Australian Classic

Settlers Run/Oakridge

The Saville

Created specifically for the Australian climate, lifestyle and landscape, The Saville is a true Australian classic.

Influenced by the architecture and philosophy of Frank Lloyd Wright, The Saville blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces, formality and casual living.

Its external design combines sweeping horizontal lines, wide sheltering eaves and blade walls to great dramatic and practical effect. With stretches of timber windows, Daniel Robertson dark-mortared brick work and slate-style terracotta roof tiles, every element of The Saville evokes permanence and integrity.

The front half of The Saville features an impressive entrance lobby, square-pillared study, formal living with vaulted ceiling, powder room and lavishly proportioned main bedroom with resort-style en suite and double dressing rooms.

Revealed by a concealed sliding door, the home’s second half opens out into an expansive kitchen, living and dining area that is effectively doubled in size by an adjoining loggia. A continuation of the low-pitched tile roof and deep overhanging eaves, this outdoor room is a visual and practical extension of the main house. Accessed through bi-fold glass doors and a kitchen bistro window, the loggia maximises space and is the perfect place to gather, eat and unwind.

Integrated storage separating living and private zones cleverly conceals a wing of second and third double bedrooms, luxurious main bathroom and large laundry.