The Veranda House — Verano Ridge

The floor plan

Walk the plan before you visit

A cutaway model of the house, drawn from the architects’ room schedule and furnished room by room. Tap any room and the camera steps inside it — or take the tour, and it walks the whole plan at eye height.

Drag to orbit · tap any room to step inside

2D plan — the 3D model and its tour need WebGL, which this browser has turned off.

The gallery

Rooms the plan can only hint at

Representative photography via Unsplash — the house itself exists only as the model above.

Unsplash photograph: a living room with floor-to-ceiling windows and low modern furniture. — The great room — representative photograph

Unsplash photograph: a kitchen island in dark wood and pale stone, stools drawn up, glass-front cabinets behind. — The kitchen — representative photograph

Unsplash photograph: a sitting area in neutral tones beside large windows. — The gallery sitting nook — representative photograph

Unsplash photograph: a calm bedroom with full-height glazing opening onto a timber deck. — The primary suite — representative photograph

Unsplash photograph: a modern bathroom with a freestanding tub. — The primary bath — representative photograph

Unsplash photograph: a covered timber terrace with an outdoor dining table, opening to a lawn under a large gum tree. — Dining on the veranda — representative photograph

Verano Ridge

The ridge keeps its quiet

A lane of eleven houses on the seaward side of the ridge, pines behind and the water below. Nothing here is on the way to anywhere else — which is the point.

9 mindown to the harbor village — bakery, two restaurants, and the Saturday market on the quay.

400 ydsto the coast trailhead at the end of the lane; the ridge loop takes an unhurried hour.

22 minto the regional airport across the valley — close enough for Friday arrivals, far enough to stay unheard.

The residence

One line, fourteen rooms

The house is organised along a single 78-foot gallery. Every room opens off that one line: bedrooms and baths on the ridge side to the north, and the living rooms strung along the glass to the south, where the veranda runs the full width of the house under its own thin roof.

The section is deliberately simple — a concrete plinth, cedar walls, and a flat roof that lifts to twelve feet over the gallery and great room. Heating is in the slab; the veranda carries the shade in summer and lets the low winter sun reach the back of the plan.

Completed: 2021
Structure: Board-formed concrete, cedar
Ceilings: 10 ft; 12 ft over gallery & great room
Glazing: Full-height south wall
Heating: Radiant slab
Parking: Two-car court
Architect: Herrada & Voss

Enquiries

Request a private viewing Demo form

Viewings are by appointment, usually in the late afternoon when the south light is at its best. This form is part of a demonstration page — it submits nowhere and nothing is sent.

Mara Ellison Listing agent, Alcott & Sloane
+1 (555) 014-2280 · mara@alcott-sloane.example