Can i contact your sales agent on phone tonight?

Love those tiles, will the led lighting provide/spread enough light onto a dark benchtop. How wide and deep will the Oak shelf be, my thought would be to use a dark specialist power point to closely match the dark tile colour or even a colour that works with your multi coloured tiles and have the power point set vertical in the top row of tiles under the Oak shelf. The cooktop is close to the appliance cabinet (can't read dimensions} as you may still need to pull an appliance out of the Nook to use without damaging the cabinet, ie: kettle steam, I think a flip up style door would add to your kitchen style. The space above the appliances gives a good opportunity to have shallow timber shelves for special things. Do you have somewhere to have your notebook open to a receipe you are trying to replicate

Somehow, I do not think this is an Aussie Local kitchen. The power points are not Australian.

I can't quite work out exactly what you'd do . Possibly sit on it and hope the values go up ? If you built a 'modest' $1.5mil house in front , the existing place will be worth almost nothing , as it will be the worst house in the best street , BUT without a view . So you've paid nearly $12 mil for the 'front' ( beachside ) section then built a modest house that will owe you nearly $14 mil . If you built a 'flash' place like next door ( the place next door isn't to my taste , but it does look impressive with the palms etc ) I'm guessing you won't get much change out of $6 , 8 , even $10mil , so again it will owe you $20 mil plus , which is about what the place next door would sell for , and I'm guessing it would take a while to sell . And if you did the flash house , you'd probably want to bowl over the existing place , and have an impressive yard ? Of course , you could try and bowl the existing place , and build 2 upmarket houses , but the one closest the beach is always going to be worth several million more than the 'back' place , so you are paying say $9 mil for the front section , and $3 mil for the back one -- so whether you built a $2 mil house at the back , or a $10 mil one , will anyone want them at $5mil or $13mil ? Basically , thats what you'd pay for one on the beach , not one 30 metres back behind another fl;asher place . So what about apartments / executive units ? You'd maybe fit 6 that are 2 or even 3 stories tall , but 5 will only have sea 'glimpses' , and everyone will want the closest to the beach one . The sections alone ( without costs of getting seperate title etc ) will owe you a bit over $2 mil each , so if you built $1 million or $2 million units , you'd have to sell them for $3.5 mil or $4.5 mil each , just to break even . You might get that for the beachside one , but the rest you'd struggle IMO . So yeah , they aren't making any more beach land , so in theory it will get rarer and always go up in price , but I still think you'd need huge coconuts to pay $12.25 mil for that place !