“It has been a dream of mine to design and build a new home and that has just become reality. I have downsized in land and have just completed a knock-down and rebuild. I am so delighted with the end result, I just need to finish the landscaping,” she said.
Traci’s new home has plenty of stand-out design features.
“The central hub of my home is my favourite space. I designed an open plan area with three-metre-high ceilings, loads of natural light, and the highlight is a Japanese-inspired atrium that features a striking Japanese maple tree, which is visible as soon as you open the front door.
“It is my ‘wow factor’ that brings a touch of the outdoors in as the tree sways in the breeze and creates a sense of Zen and harmony as I relax in my living room.”
Of course, being a Real Estate professional, Traci knows the home’s location is also paramount, and she chose this position to be able to enjoy the beautiful natural environment with her dog, Jaz.
“Being so close to the river, it is so quiet and relaxing.”
Traci loves being a real estate agent as she gets to meet so many wonderful local families and draw inspiration from their beautiful homes. And she also loves meeting their pets.
“Anyone who knows me, knows I am a pathetic dog lover, and I am fortunate to meet so many four-legged fur babies in my profession. Jaz is 8 years young and is my very special girl. My life would not be complete without her, she provides me with unconditional love, and I adore her.”
Traci still has many years to go to catch up with her father, who notched up 38 years in the profession, however, she’s sure he would be immensely proud of what she has achieved so far. Traci feels very lucky to have her mum as her number one supporter, who has always been there for her, especially during the build of her home. They love spending time together, especially over a glass of bubbles.
“Both of my parents have always taught me to believe in myself and never stop chasing my dreams.”