Beautifully positioned within the landmark Beaumaris Hotel development, this sun-soaked apartment captures the quiet elegance and architectural poise of its beachside setting.
Privately accessed via Bodley Street, the residence offers an enduring connection to light, materiality, and the natural calm of the bay.
Wide engineered oak floors and generous glazing enhance the sense of space and light throughout open living and dining areas, where expansive sliders extend to a covered balcony capturing sea-breeze serenity and tranquil views of the waters shifting hues.
The sleek Miele-appointed kitchen pairs mirrored splashbacks with stone surfaces, glossy white cabinetry, and a breakfast island that anchors the home’s social heart.
A dedicated study area adds welcome flexibility for those who work or create from home, while extensive storage keeps the interiors composed and uncluttered, with a concealed Euro laundry sitting discreetly behind seamless joinery.
The master bedroom offers a private retreat with a dressing room of mirrored robe and a versatile nook ideal for a desk or cot. The ensuite continues the home’s quiet refinement, while the second bedroom - also with mirrored robes and direct balcony access - is served by a stylish bathroom finished in soft, neutral tones.
Designed for year-round comfort, the apartment features split-system climate control and ceiling-fan ventilation, complemented by double glazing, two secure basement car spaces, a storage cage, and lift access ensuring practicality and understated sophistication.
Just footsteps from the shoreline, this bayside haven reflects the ease and intimacy of a life lived by the sea - where mornings begin with a swim or walk along the Bay Trail and evenings linger on the balcony, watching the bay transform with the changing light.
For more information about this serene sanctuary contact Richard Slade or Nickole Smirnov at Buxton Sandringham.
