In one of Swanbourne's most coveted coastal pockets, this fabulous four/five-bedroom residence delivers the ultimate in beachside family living. Perfectly positioned on the corner of Clement Street and Odern Crescent, this substantial home embodies relaxed sophistication, a place where timeless design, natural light and generous space come together in perfect harmony.
Bathed in northern light and thoughtfully sheltered from the westerly winds, the home offers year-round comfort and effortless indoor-outdoor living. From morning swims in the pool to sunset walks to Swanbourne Beach, this is a lifestyle defined by ease, elegance and connection. Every day feels like a holiday, with Swanbourne Reserve, Allen Park and the tennis club all just a short stroll away.
Cleverly designed with elevated, dual street frontage, all main living zones and wide verandas face north to capture warmth, light and views across the favoured Odern Crescent, the perfect setting for family life and entertaining on any scale.
Features include:
• Expansive resort-style swimming pool and spa
• Multiple outdoor entertaining terraces overlooking manicured gardens
• Spacious open-plan living and dining with seamless flow to the outdoors
• Gourmet kitchen with premium stainless steel Neff appliances
• Separate formal dining for intimate or large-scale gatherings
• Dedicated teenager's retreat or secondary living area
• Rich timber flooring and refined finishes throughout
• Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning and security system
• Luxurious master suite with large walk-in robe, ensuite and private balcony
• Excellent storage throughout
• Reticulated lawns and landscaped gardens
• Additional single carport or trailer space
A truly exceptional beachside sanctuary, where family memories are made and every moment celebrates the beauty of Swanbourne's coastal lifestyle.
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