The Beachcomber That Never Left Home - In the heart of MacMasters
Some houses are bought and sold. Others are kept.
Since 1969, 6 Wallace Street has belonged to one family. It has never traded hands, never been flipped, never been "updated" beyond recognition. What stands here today is a Beachcomber of its era, built in the mould of the celebrated Lend Lease project home attributed to the late architect Nino Sydney, and presented much as it was first delivered.
For those who know, that lineage means everything. The Beachcomber has earned a devoted following across New South Wales, prized for its elevated pavilion form, its honest structure and its effortless connection to light and landscape. Homes of this character are disappearing, absorbed into renovations or lost to redevelopment. Finding one largely intact is rare. Finding one that has never been offered to market is rarer still. Purists will want to inspect and judge for themselves.
The setting does the design justice. A flat 607sqm block in one of Macmasters Beach's most tightly held pockets, level ground all the way to the sand, roughly 400 metres from your door to the water. The house is oriented north east, drawing the best of the morning and midday sun through its living spaces, while established fruit trees and frangipanis shade the garden the way only decades of growth can.
Inside, three bedrooms and two bathrooms give the home immediate function. Live in it as it stands. Let it as the classic coastal holiday house it has always been, the kind guests book a year in advance. Or take on the restoration mid-century devotees dream about, returning a home of this era to full voice on land that will only grow more valuable beneath it.
- 400m flat walk to MacMasters Beach
- 90 Mins to Sydney CBD
- 5 mins to Bouddi National park walks
- 5 mins drive to Kincumber shopping centre
Fifty-seven years with one family. One chance to be the second.
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