Northbridge home sold after design by Tribe Studio architect Hannah Tribe

Westpac director Ewen Crouch and wife Catherine have paid $4,215,000 for a home in Northbridge.

The just completed home designed by Tribe Studio architect Hannah Tribe has four bedrooms and three bathrooms.

An entertaining deck with built-in barbecue overlooks the landscaped gardens that feature a gas heated saltwater plunge pool.

Richardson & Wrench Northbridge agent Chris Downie sold the designer home.

Ewen Crouch is one of Australia's leading lawyers and was named Australian Dealmarket of the Year in 2006 at the ALB Australasian Law Awards.

He is the chairman of Mission Australia and a non-executive director at the Sydney Symphony Orchestra who he and Catherine have been keen supporters.

The block last sold in 2011 for $1.23 million.

It features four large bedrooms, three bathrooms with two of them being ensuites.

The master bedroom as its own ensuite and custom joinery.

All the rooms have a northern orientation with multiple living spaces including living room with gas Jetmaster fireplace, custom cabinets and balcony with views.

There is also a spacious lounge and dining area that flows towards the undercover area with built-in BBQ with Qaisair outdoor range hood.

The designer kitchen features Corian benchtops, custom joints, walk-in pantry and Italian tiled splashbacks.

Top of the range Fisher & Paykel appliances including prolytic oven, gas and induction cooktop and Cool Draw multi temperature fridge are also available in the kitchen.

Outside includes a saltwater pool with spa jats, adjacent sundeck and boosted gas heating.

Other features includes a dual street access with double garage.

The property is in close proximity to shops, cafes and Northbridge Plaza.

This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph.