Panoramic ocean views form a breathtaking backdrop to this freestanding Clovelly beach house, where a creative reinvention of a 1920s weatherboard cottage delivers a striking fusion of charm and contemporary design. Beyond a walled north-facing garden and classic double-fronted facade, the home opens to a dramatic pavilion-style extension, with a central hallway drawing the eye straight through to the ocean beyond. Soaring 3.2m ceilings and walls of glass define the expansive living zone, which flows effortlessly to a landscaped garden with an 8m mosaic-tiled pool, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor environment for entertaining and family life. The layout is both generous and flexible, with an upper level family room and a fifth bedroom or sunlit sitting room opening to the sunny walled courtyard. With rear lane access to secure parking and just 300m to Clovelly Beach and ocean pool, the lifestyle is as compelling as the design. In the Clovelly Public School catchment and an 800m walk to Macpherson Street village and Woolworths Metro, this is beachside living with presence, scale and soul.
- 10m frontage with a sunny north aspect
- Central hallway with views to the ocean
- Polished hardwood floors, high ceilings
- 5 large bedrooms and separate study
- 4 with built-ins and 3 on the upper level
- King-sized master with a skylit ensuite
- Entertainer's kitchen with waterfall island
- Miele appliances and stone benchtops
- Glass-fronted open plan living and dining
- Wall of built-in cabinetry, gas fireplace
- Full-height glass doors to a bbq deck
- Wide ocean views over Wedding Cake Island
- 8m mosaic-tiled pool, view-swept garden
- 3 bluestone bathrooms, main with a bath
- Secure parking with access via Park Lane
- Stroll down to the beach and ocean pool
- Walk along the coast to Bronte and Tama
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