Privately nestled among tranquil, easy-care rainforest gardens, 35 Wattle Street is a truly exceptional home where luxury, craftsmanship and timeless style come together.
Wake each morning to birdsong from the surrounding rainforest gardens and the soothing sound of waves lapping the pristine shores of beautiful Forrest Beach just moments away.
Solid timber construction and a beautifully understated exterior offer little hint of the remarkable residence that awaits within. Step inside to discover polished timber floors flowing throughout a sunken formal lounge, refined dining area and an exquisite kitchen accented with warm wattle timber. Every space has been thoughtfully designed to evoke heritage charm while delivering modern comfort, including full air conditioning and extensive built-in cabinetry throughout.
Lead light windows feature throughout the home, filtering natural light and adding a layer of classic elegance rarely found today. The bathroom continues this refined aesthetic with an antique vanity topped in marble, complemented by a separate shower and toilet.
Toward the rear of the home, a second living space provides flexibility and flow, extending on one side to the laundry and a fourth bedroom or home office, and on the other to a fully screened entertaining area that seamlessly brings outdoor living indoors. An outdoor shower further enhances the coastal lifestyle, with the beach an easy 300-metre stroll away.
Perfectly positioned, the home is also within a short walk to local shops, medical centre, beach front parks, school, hotel, newsagent and everyday conveniences, making the location as exceptional as the residence itself.
Beautifully maintained and impeccably presented, this home is a celebration of solid timber, tasteful design and luxurious living a rare gem that must be experienced to be truly appreciated.
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