There are homes designed to be admired, others designed to be lived in, and the very best are remembered for how they make you feel. Here, architecture, privacy and absolute beachfront position come together as one.
Designed by Dan Sparks and custom-built by Altum Constructions, the residence was conceived in close collaboration with its original owners to respond intrinsically to its coastal setting. A series of interconnected pavilions creates a home that feels both expansive and intimate, drawing natural light, sea breezes and landscape deep into the architecture.
Japanese influences bring a sense of calm and restraint. An internal Zen garden, soaring ceilings and extensive glazing are balanced by the warmth and texture of recycled red gum timber, silver ash marine-grade plywood and polished concrete. Views into the surrounding national park and gardens unfold throughout the home, while ocean glimpses and the sound of the surf are a constant reminder of its remarkable beachfront position.
Across two levels, the residence offers four bedrooms, two bathrooms plus powder room, a dedicated office and three distinct living spaces. At the heart of the upper level, the kitchen connects effortlessly with the dining and living areas and an expansive outdoor deck with integrated barbecue, creating an easy transition between inside and out.
A 13-metre suspended concrete heated lap pool is an architectural element, extending alongside the home and reinforcing the relationship between water, landscape and living spaces.
Materiality is integral to the experience: recycled red gum flooring and framing, polished concrete, high ceilings, custom cabinetry and extensive timber decking create warmth and texture throughout. Individually controlled ducted reverse-cycle air-conditioning and ceiling fans complement the natural ventilation and sea breezes.
Set on 531m², the property backs directly onto protected national park and beach dunes. From the garden, the sand is quite literally footsteps away - no road to cross, simply a direct connection from home to one of Peregian Beach's most beautiful stretches of coastline.
Remarkably private and immersed in its natural setting, the home remains intrinsically connected to Peregian. The village, its restaurants, cafés and boutiques, together with the Surf Club and patrolled beach, are an easy walk away
The integrity of the original architectural vision remains beautifully preserved, while solar power, 45,000 litres of underground water storage, back-to-base security and double garaging support effortless coastal living.
Held by its original owner since its creation, 8 Piper Street represents an increasingly rare convergence of architecture, privacy and absolute beachfront position - a home designed not simply to occupy its setting, but to experience it.
Property Highlights
• Absolute beachfront 531m² holding in tightly held Piper Street
• Direct beach access with no road between the property and the dunes
• Designed by Dan Sparks and custom-built by Altum Constructions
• Pavilion-style architecture with Japanese influences
• Four bedrooms + dedicated office
• Two bathrooms + powder room
• Three distinct internal living spaces
• Light-filled internal Zen garden
• 13m suspended concrete heated lap pool
• Extensive upper and lower-level timber decking
• Recycled red gum timber flooring and framing
• Polished concrete flooring + soaring ceilings
• Silver ash marine-grade plywood ceiling detailing
• Stone kitchen surfaces + quality appliances
• Integrated outdoor barbecue
• Individually controlled ducted reverse-cycle air-conditioning
• Solar power + 45,000L underground water storage
• Back-to-base security
• Double lock-up garage with storage
• Architectural documentation and proposed lift plans available on request
• Easy walk to Peregian Beach Village, Surf Club and patrolled beach
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