An incredible home even Batman would envy is up for grabs complete with a secret underground car park and a golf room where you can play 1000 international courses.
A hydraulic driveway opens up to reveal a secret entrance to the ultimate man cave where up to six cars can be parked at one time inside the residence in Kew iner-city Melbourne,
The stunning four-bedroom property boasts a basement bar, an impressive wine cellar and a rumpus room ready for a game of billiards or arcade stand-off.
A hydraulic driveway opens up to the enviable area which holds six vehicles in the secret entry point (pictured)
Up to six cars can be parked at one time inside the residence in the inner-city Melbourne suburb of Kew (pictured)
The incredible home boasts not only the underground car park but a golf room with 1000 different courses (pictured)
Beauty is found around every corner of the home, which was awarded the Master Builders Association 2017 Kitchen of the Year accolade.
Marble from New York lines the counter-tops and the room is packed with a slew of American appliances.
Owner and builder Laurie Anderson, head of Anderson Homes, was able to use his 35 years experience in the industry to construct a house of such elegance – with some help from his wife Georgia.
A rumpus room stands ready for a game of billiards or arcade video games (pictured) – making it the perfect area to host a night with friends
The stunning four-bedroom property boasts a basement bar with a wine cellar (pictured)
Inside the basement bar (pictured) Carlton Draught is on tap and the fridge is always ready for guests
‘I have got mates telling me I can’t sell the house, I can’t do this to them,’ Mr Anderson told RealEstate.com.
‘But I’m telling them wait till they see the next one. I’m going to put a 10-pin bowling alley in the next one.’
Custom joinery and a two-way fireplace between the main bedroom and its ensuite which hosts a fabulous bathtub entices the couple away from the luxury of the rest of the home for a bit of reading and tranquil relaxation.
Antique doors lead from one slice of heaven to the next with each room wired to be controlled from a smartphone.
Custom joinery and a two-way fireplace (pictured) between the main bedroom and its ensuite makes for the perfect environment to relax in
The beautifully designed home will be put under the hammer on May 5 and is expected to sell for between $6.2 – $6.8million
Marble from New York lines the immaculate kitchen, which was awarded the Master Builders Association 2017 Kitchen of the Year (pictured)
There’s no need to jump up to close the blinds or to dim the lights, with the home’s server eliminating energy spent on mundane tasks.
‘I can’t remember the last time I used a key to open the house,’ Mr Anderson said.
At the back of home sits a luxury entertainment area with a beautiful pool and built-in spa.
The home will be put under the hammer on May 5 and is expected to sell for between $6.2 – $6.8million.
At the back of home sits a luxury entertainment area with a beautiful pool and built-in spa (pictured)
There’s no need to jump up to close the blinds or to dim the lights, with the home’s server eliminating energy spent on mundane tasks and allowing full control of amenities from smartphones
The envy-inducing property is the ultimate man cave