Holding a front-row position on one of Speers Point's most recognised waterfront strips, this architect-designed, dual-level home (circa 2020) turns Lake Macquarie into part of everyday life. Upstairs, the main living zone is wrapped in expansive glazing, pulling the ever-changing lake panorama right into the room. Paddle-boarders drifting past, sails cutting across the water, fireworks over Warners Bay, and sunsets that are truly magical, this is a backdrop that never repeats itself.
Cleverly set back from The Esplanade on a quiet service road, the home enjoys a welcome sense of calm while still keeping the lake front and centre. Dual access from Moulden Street is a genuine rarity, making day-to-day life refreshingly easy. A double carport, oversized double garage and expansive motor court handle everything from extra vehicles to the boat or motorhome.
Inside, the Andrew Doring–designed floorplan is bright, open and beautifully adaptable. The lower level can be fully self-contained, ideal for multigenerational living or guests, with two bedrooms, a full bathroom, second kitchen and living area. Upstairs is reserved for the main event: a private master retreat tucked quietly to the rear, a second bedroom and powder room, and a show-stopping island kitchen designed by someone who clearly loves to cook and entertain. The oversized island becomes the gathering point, supported by generous prep space and a butler's pantry with—you guessed it—its own lake outlook. Recycled timber elements, salvaged from the original home on the site, add warmth and a sense of story throughout.
At the rear, the home flips the script. The BBQ deck and pool are positioned to soak up northerly light and winter sun, while large glass sliders maintain that all-important lake connection from front to back.
Set at the eastern end of Speers Point, the location ties it all together. Warners Bay cafés, shops and waterfront dining are just 800m away. The Watagan Cycle Track runs directly across the road, linking Speers Point and Warners Bay with a scenic walk or ride. Boat ramps at Eleebana and Speers Point are moments away for days on the water, and popular Biddabah Public School sits within an easy 800m stroll.
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