What an interesting question. When I first found Houzz it was predominantly US and I remember starting to notice some pics and thinking oh, that doesn't look like the US, it almost looks . . Australian? Ah, yes it is. The problem with this pic is I saw it recently so I'm not sure if I'm remembering something I read about it. Concentrating on the picture itself I'm thinking warm climate and sandstone....

Yes FatCat, but you are not supposed to give it away - The question however, should ask what "state" is it in as technically it is NOT in any of these

If that's Darwin then something is not quite right with engineering. By the looks of it, it wouldn't get through cyclone rating approval. This is why Darwin has turned into a homogenous blob of ordinary architecture. Instead of building for the environment it builds for a closed up, air conditioned, never leave home/it's all too hot clientelle. The only truly good houses are pre cyclone (I'm talking Tracey) where the places still have some originality and design spunk about them!

The answer is ... PERTH! And as Brian Burke Homes points out, the ex-premier is not connected with the company, but it may have helped some people guess correctly! See the full amazing project: See our latest challenge: [Where in the world is this house?[(https://www.houzz.com.au/discussions/where-in-the-world-is-this-house-dsvw-vd~3007223)