Naya Haus: A Masterpiece of Design, Sustainability, and Luxury Living

House - Bayview Heights QLD

Naya Haus is a remarkable fusion of Scandinavian barn-style architecture, Japanese minimalism, and tropical elegance. Located in prestigious Bayview Heights, this award-winning home delivers the ultimate lifestyle-balancing luxury, sustainability, and innovative design.

This one-of-a-kind residence has been featured on Australia’s Best House (2024) and will soon appear on Australia By Design. It has earned multiple design awards, including BDQ State & Regional and Master Builder accolades. Sustainability is at its core, with 10kW solar panels, a 5,000L water tank, and recycled or recyclable materials used throughout.

Set on a rare 1,227m² block, the home offers panoramic views from nearly every room. Enjoy seamless indoor-outdoor living, cooling breezes, and thoughtful design perfect for multi-generational families.

– Open plan living with abundant natural light
– Chef’s kitchen with marble benchtops, custom cabinetry, and premium fittings
– King-sized master with walk-through robe, automatic curtains & luxurious ensuite
– Generous guest bedrooms, and a versatile office/4th bedroom with private access
– Lower level studio/workshop plus flexible-use room (gym/media/additional living)
– Expansive verandah with city, ocean, and Green Island views
– Unique 3.4m round plunge pool with app-controlled spa, heating, and lighting
– Secure front yard with low-maintenance gardens & smart irrigation
– Dual gated access to a spacious lower yard, ideal for future expansion
– Oversized 8.6m garage with additional storage and large internal laundry
– Integrated Clipsal ‘Wiser’ smart home tech and superior energy efficiency

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