Behind a modest garage, lies this chic, modern, country-meets-coastal home with a stunning plunge pool, outdoor bathtub, and uninterrupted ocean views from nearly every room.
The stunning three-storey, four-bedroom home is located in the Sydney suburb of Coogee, 10km south of the Central Business District and meters from the beach.
With floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows to showcase stunning sea views and let the breeze through, a crisp white interior, lush greenery and antiques throughout, the luxury home is a peaceful beachfront getaway.
Behind this sandstone garage lies a stunningly elegant coastal home with uninterrupted ocean views from nearly every room.
The stunning three-storey, four-bedroom home in the Sydney suburb of Coogee, 10 kilometers south of the Central Business District and meters from the beach
There are floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows to offer stunning views of the sea and allow the breeze to pass through
A notable feature of the house is the freestanding outdoor bathtub in one of the three bedroom private sundecks
Featuring a crisp white interior, lush greenery and antique pieces throughout, the luxury home is a peaceful beachfront getaway.
The focal point of the house is the extended kitchen, dining and living area that leads to bi-fold doors that open onto a sun-kissed porch with natural materials of distressed wood, sandstone, and white.
In the kitchen, there’s a sleek white island bench, a mirror splash back, stoneware details, a large butler pantry, and rustic light fixtures.
Across from the kitchen is a dining area with wide windows overlooking a garden bed of cactus and palm leaves as well as a study nook that separates the family room from the second living room that opens onto a tree-lined hallway.
Upstairs, the master bedroom has a private balcony, sundeck, and lavish freestanding outdoor bathtub with Coogee Beach views, plus a massive walk-in wardrobe, luxurious en suite bathroom, and signature chandeliers flanking the bed.
In the kitchen, there’s a sleek white island bench, mirror splash back, stoneware details, generous butler pantry, and rustic light pendants.
Upstairs, the master bedroom has a private balcony, sundeck, huge walk-in wardrobe, luxurious en-suite bathroom, and feature chandeliers framing the bed.
Outside, there’s a tiled plunge pool surrounded by a sundeck and there’s a cabana with creeping vines and space to relax in a hammock.
Across from the kitchen is a dining area with wide windows overlooking a garden bed of cacti and palm leaves, as well as a study nook that separates the family room from the second living room that opens onto a tree-lined hallway.
Upstairs, continuing the coastal boho vibe, there are three additional light-filled bedrooms, a large bathroom with another bathtub, and a double vanity unit.
Outside, there’s a tiled plunge pool surrounded by a sundeck and there’s a cabana with creeping vines and space to relax in a hammock.
The basement contains a home office that can be converted into a fifth bedroom as well as an entertainment and media room with a cozy fireplace and expansive deck.
The stunning property is currently on the market and will go under the hammer on May 28 with a price guide of $10 million
Upstairs, continuing the coastal boho vibe, there are three additional light-filled bedrooms, a large bathroom with another bathtub, and a double vanity unit.
The basement contains a home office that can be converted into a fifth bedroom as well as an entertainment and media room with a cozy fireplace and spacious deck.
Listing agent Bethwin Richards of the agency described the realestate.com.au home as having “a wonderful sense of peace” and said it had attracted a high level of interest.
Other features include a private elevator accessed on the main and upper floors as well as a double garage.
The stunning property is currently on the market and will go under the hammer on May 28 with a price guide of $10 million.
Registration agent Bethwin Richards of the agency described the realestate.com.au home as having a “great sense of peace” and attributed the high level of interest to its “never built park-side location” and “magazine” – material design in every room.
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