This stunning architecturally restored home has a coveted position with unrivalled ocean, beach and headland views.
The award winning restoration of this classic mid-century beach-house requires inspection to appreciate its full qualities. It was one of the first houses built on this section of the Kiama coastline and has been situated and extended to maximise views from every room. It is located in one of Kiama's most secluded and appreciated pockets overlooking Easts Beach with direct reserve access.
This light-filled home with exemplary finishes and fixtures complementary to its mid-century origins is sure appeal to a range of discerning buyers who will appreciate that an opportunity to purchase a home of such character, quality and position is rarely presented.
"This is one of the finest mid century beach houses in the country. Its been expertly renovated and restored by the owners with exceptional design from Architect Graeme Bell."
- Tim Ross, Modernister
Highlights:
• Rare quarter-acre beachfront reserve holding
• Spectacular ocean views from every room
• 2 living areas, Butler's pantry downstairs and outdoor kitchen
• Authentic 1961 mid-century beach house
• Beautifully restored with architect Graeme Bell (Founder of Trace Architects)
• Mosaic-tiled swimming pool and landscaped gardens
• Separate undercover entertaining pavilion
• 2023 SPASA High Commendation
• 2024 Master Builders Association award
• Selected by Tim Ross for his MOTEL performance
Architecturally special, wonderfully private and occupying one of Kiama's most enviable coastal positions.
This is simply an exceptional place to live.
For more information call Michele Lay on 0409 461 756 or Matthew Lay on 0448 440 609
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