Luxury homes crack the million-dollar mark

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THEY’RE entertainers’ dreams with a difference — big homes with even bigger lists of luxury features that create the ultimate family homes.

They’re the first houses to rack up million-dollar sales in the eastern Geelong suburb of St Albans Park, where the median house price is just over $400,000.

The four-bedroom houses are set on large residential blocks between 2000sq m and nearly 3500sq m in a neighbourhood where big homes are the best.

Buxton, East Geelong agent Donna Buckingham said it was the shed with its own driveway and an enormous man-cave at 6-7 Cedarwood Court that put the 6-7 Cedarwood Court icing on the cake for buyers who paid $1.069 million after just 13 days on the market.

The four-bedroom house provided the living options expected of a big family home, like an open-plan living area, a centrepiece stone kitchen and a contemporary ensuite with a double stone vanity and double shower in the main bedroom suite.

The extras lie in a cinema room (with built-in sound system) and an outdoor entertainment area (also with a built-in sound), a built-in barbecue with stone benches and a large swimming pool with a water feature, wading pool and spa for that extra level of luxury.

“We haven’t had anything of that calibre come on to the market,” Ms Buckingham said.

“Other houses that have