2 Windsong Way, Boat Harbour, NSW, 2316 - House Sold on 27 02 2026

SoldFeb 27, 2026

2 Windsong Way, Boat Harbour, NSW, 2316

Amount undisclosed

419 m²

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Feb 27, 2026

What's around 2 Windsong Way

Coastal Industrial inspired masterpiece with Ocean views

This striking & contemporary, architect designed beach house is certainly not your standard cookie cutter home and is less than 190m to stunning Kingsley Beach. From the moment you enter, you are inspired by the architect Edward Duc's use of industrial materials, from large metal beams to the feature concrete walls and polished concrete floors with under floor heating. The home is blessed with ocean views, an abundance of natural light courtesy of the North facing aspect and a myriad of massive over sized windows and high ceilings throughout to capture the ocean breezes and a sustainable air flow throughout the home, due to it's passive solar orientation. With a series of fluid and versatile living spaces incorporating an art gallery style living area with an extraordinary section of soaring glass window panes. Adjoining this bright space is the hub of the home, the gourmet kitchen with European appliances that is ergonomically designed around an island bench with breakfast bar seating. Step upstairs to realise the master accommodation wing with ensuite and walk in robe, on the lower level is a central bathroom and 2 guest bedrooms. This special property promises the immeasurable appeal of a coastal lifestyle that Boat Harbour is renowned for. Set on a 419sqm level, manicured landscaped block with private courtyards, undercover alfresco areas for BBQ's and level grassed areas for the family pet. This would make an ideal holiday home or a beautiful place to make a sea change and retire in this exclusive location. Every care has been taken to verify the accuracy of the information contained in this advertising copy but no warranty (either expressed or implied) is given by Raine & Horne or its agent as to the accuracy of the contents. Purchasers should conduct their own investigations into all matters relating to the proposed purchase of the property.