Discreetly tucked away at the end of a hidden driveway, this private Church Point retreat occupies a peaceful second-row position with remarkable views across Pittwater. Completely removed from the road, the home enjoys an exceptional sense of seclusion, surrounded by greenery with the water forming an ever changing backdrop.
Held by the same owners for 39 years, the property is understood to have originally been used as a private hunting lodge for renowned Australian fashion designer Trent Nathan. It's simple, lodge-style character remains, offering a rare connection to the area's history and an increasingly difficult to find sense of tranquillity.
All principal accommodation is arranged across a single level, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and generous living spaces oriented towards the Pittwater outlook. Comfortable and immediately liveable, its compact footprint presents an appealing option for buyers seeking a smaller, easily managed home without compromising privacy or views.
Alternatively, the approximately 897sqm landholding provides an exceptional blank canvas on which to create a substantial new residence in a tightly held Church Point setting, subject to council approval.
Despite its hidden position, Pittwater is remarkably close. A public pathway between 13 & 15 Baroona Road provides direct access down to the foreshore, placing the water and transport within easy reach while preserving the privacy and elevation of this peaceful retreat.
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