This is the one everyone knows. Sitting right on the point of the Tathra Headland, 2 Bega Street is arguably the most iconic home in town. It occupies the absolute premier position with a front-row view of the Tasman Sea that can never be built out.
When this was built in 2010, the whole idea was to make the architecture feel like a part of the headland rather than just a building sitting on top of it. The outside uses a mix of raw Australian hardwood and recycled oyster sticks, which really grounds it in the local environment. You'll notice the "sprung roof"a unique, curved design built to follow the natural shape and bend of the cliffs. It's the reason the house doesn't look like a big box; it actually looks like it grew right out of the landscape.
Inside, the feel is quiet and incredibly solid. The open-plan top floor features Blackbutt floors and custom Golden Sassafras joinery, creating a warm, sophisticated space that stays calm even when the weather turns. The real genius is the layout: a clever splashback window in the kitchen allows you to look straight through the master suite to the ocean, framing the surf like a piece of moving art while you're standing at the bench or waking up in bed.
Every detail has been thought through, from the black stone surfaces and custom olive green panelling to the engineered timber screens. These screens are a game-changer for coastal livingthey let you keep those massive, uninterrupted views while staying completely protected from the wind.
This is a rare opportunity to own a landmark. It's the best seat in Tathra, and it's yours forever.
