Spanning an impressive 9,365m² to the high-water mark, level and connected to town water, the grounds unfold with exceptional usability and direct water access. Expansive yet discreet, the setting offers a remarkable sense of retreat where panoramic views, open sky and shimmering shoreline form an ever-changing natural backdrop.
Architect-designed and completed in 1991, the 167m² residence was boldly contemporary for its era. Spanning three thoughtfully articulated levels, the home embraces elevation and spatial layering to create both connection and separation. The kitchen and dining is thoughtfully positioned to maximise sweeping vistas across the Tasman Golf Course, Midway Point and the striking causeways beyond. Polished floorboards flow through the living spaces, reflecting natural light and enhancing the home's refined coastal aesthetic.
A lower-level lounge provides an intimate secondary retreat, ideal for quiet evenings or relaxed entertaining, while the upper-level study or optional fourth bedr
