Jamie Duries $ 33 million Avalon Eco-Home has a drinkable pool

The renowned landscape designer and television personality Jamie Durie makes headlines again, not only for the sale of his carefully manufactured Avalon Eco Compounds, but also a function that really causes a sensation: a “drinkable” swimming pool.

After a decade in production, Durie's sustainable sanctuary on the northern beaches of Sydney with a guide of $ 33 million on the market, but it is the chemical-free aquatic miracle that will probably attract the nation's attention.

Durie, who recently entered the property after his extensive development was applied to Jamie Durie on his seven series, is now being observed, according to Financial Review with his partner Ameka and her young children, for his 30 hectare farm in the Byron Bay-Hinterland.

But before he goes, the legacy of his Avalon house, especially its groundbreaking pool, is undeniable.

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What was once a modest cottage of the 1960s was converted into a multi -stage retreat with six bedrooms and has all the trademarks of conscious luxury.

The outstanding feature that really embodies Durie's design philosophy is undoubtedly the Enviroswim pool.

This is not a pool; It is a chlorine-free port with such an untouched water, a press warning recently brave from the press alarm that it is safe to drink.

While Durie about the special features of his unique backyard creation is able to contact New Corp, the concept of chemical -free pools quickly becomes a symbol of demanding, environmentally conscious luxury.

Durie's commitment to health, sustainability and beauty is well documented, and science clearly supports its approach.

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The disadvantageous effects of chlorine exposure-from rashes and eye irritation to more serious concerns such as asthma flare ups, hormone disorders and even reduced sperm numbers are increasingly understood.

“It is better for our health, better for our energy consumption and better for the environment. Why don't we do it all?” Durie asked about an explanation.

This feeling underpins the entire design of the Avalon residence, in which each element was carefully considered in order to minimize the environmental impact and at the same time maximize life and luxury.

The house itself is proof of sustainable design and cascaded seven floors, each offer unique water views.

It consists of recycled concrete and sandstone and masterfully combines life in resort with remarkably low electricity invoices.

Durie's journey began in 2015 and acquired the approximately 1000 square meter Avalon Beach for around $ 2.3 million.

Durie began a five-year research mission before he was committed to the final design and was inspired by the sculptural, recycled concrete from Sydney's punchbowl mosque to carpets from recycled fishermen.

Today's master piece comprises a roof garden that is decorated with 1000 year old grass trees from Western Australia, a self-supporting guest house, a Wellbebeng zone with a mirrored yoga and Pilates room and access to the private beach.

The unprecedented interest in the apartment, as Durie found in an interview with the financial review, is not surprising.

“We are so interested in the house. We had letters in the mailbox and knock on our doors who asked at a look,” he told the publication.

The property was listed with McGraths James Baker by an expression on interests in the first week of November.