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Master Builders Brisbane House of the Year in Holland Park West<\/p>\n
Brisbane\u2019s House of the Year is a sculptural masterpiece that feels less like a suburban home and more like a private Mediterranean resort.<\/p>\n
Named after the coastal town of Dromolaxia and steeped in its builders\u2019 deep Greek heritage, the Holland Park West property is the work of Batspac founders and brothers Mati and Peter Batsinilas, who are quietly turning a leafy southern pocket of the city into their own European playground.<\/p>\n
The duo dominated the 2026 Master Builders Brisbane Housing & Construction Awards, taking home the prestigious Xact Accounting House of the Year award along with wins for Best Residential Bathroom, Best Residential Pool, and Best Individual Home ($2.5 million to $3 million).<\/p>\n
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The home\u2019s rendered facade<\/p>\n
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It\u2019s named for the resort hub of Dromolaxia<\/p>\n
\u201cStanding inside this stunning home, our judges felt transported to Greece \u2013 fulfilling the vision of Mediterranean warmth fused with contemporary Australian luxury,\u201d the judging panel noted.<\/p>\n
\u201cBatspac were praised for the degree of difficulty in executing the curves and angles throughout the home.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe meticulous tiling work was also a standout, mitred and epoxy-joined by hand for a seamless finish, while the workmanship in the kitchen exceeded expectations.\u201d<\/p>\n
Unfolding behind a striking facade of white render and black vertical cladding, the home\u2019s dramatic cantilevered forms are supported by bold V-shaped columns.<\/p>\n
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A view from the kitchen to the owner\u2019s supercars<\/p>\n
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Curved forms and stunning detail<\/p>\n
Inside, slabs of heavily veined green marble against stark charcoal cabinetry define the showstopping kitchen. But the ultimate flex is the glass partition that turns a silver supercar in the adjacent garage into an interactive gallery display.<\/p>\n
An outdoor entertaining terrace sits beneath the home\u2019s central living zones, positioned for maximum light but also designed as a breezy retreat from the summer heat, while sharp LED lighting lines the pool\u2019s modern arch.<\/p>\n
Judges noted the collaboration between the builder and designer Zaheer Esat in producing the dream home, cementing Batspac\u2019s reputation for bringing Mediterranean aesthetics to the River City.<\/p>\n
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A breezy terrace sits beneath the home\u2019s cantilevered forms<\/p>\n
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The master bedroom, complete with a bespoke dressing room<\/p>\n
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