Garden apartments this close to Clovelly Beach are few and far between, and this luxurious seaside residence combines the scale and feel of a house with the ease of apartment living in a boutique collection of only five. Facing east and oriented to the ocean, the villa-like home embraces its coastal setting with a seamless connection to a winter garden and landscaped terrace opening to an olive grove and sunny lawn. An impressive 205sqm approx of living space captures the rhythm, light and atmosphere of Clovelly, where days begin with surf and sunrise and the lush marine reserve frames the horizon. A flow-through layout and beautifully considered interiors continue the narrative of quiet immersion, with finishes inspired by the beachside landscape and year-round alfresco living at its heart. Set above the beach on the prized north-eastern side, the sunlit two-bedroom residence features easy level lift access to double garaging via Donnellan Circuit. This is Clovelly living at its most effortless, a barefoot 100m stroll to the sand and surf, and around the corner from beachside cafes and The Cloey.
- Private setting in harmony with nature
- Oceanside setting opposite the beach
- House-like proportions, natural materials
- Limestone floors, Tasmanian Oak joinery
- 2 large bedrooms with built-in robes
- Both open to a sunny garden terrace
- Miele-appointed entertainer's kitchen
- Stone benchtops, Bosch dishwasher
- Bright glass-fronted living and dining
- Loggia-style terrace or wintergarden
- Integrated barbecue, ocean breezes
- Sunny level garden with a beach shower
- Luxurious bathroom and powder room
- Full-size internal laundry with storage
- Level lift access to double garaging
- Designed by Michael Suttor architects
- Visitor parking, bike storage, full security
- Stroll to the beach, 300m to the surf club
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