Enjoying what is arguably Palm Beach's finest position, nestled in the sanctuary of a beachfront cul-de-sac, this property is one of the peninsula's most significant landholdings. A resort-like haven of style and luxury, the Susan Rothwell-designed residence provides a magnificent setting for entertaining on a grand scale. The ultimate lifestyle address, it's set against a dramatic north-easterly beach and ocean backdrop, with views all the way up to Barrenjoey Lighthouse.

Positioned well back from the street for absolute privacy and to take advantage of the land's rear elevation, the residence was created and interior designed by renowned architect Susan Rothwell. Built around a central pool, the pavilion style home has a focus on indoor/outdoor living.

The grand entertaining area is warmed by twin gas fireplaces, flowing seamlessly to vast covered terrace for year-round alfresco entertaining. A tasteful gourmet gas kitchen with state of the art Rosieres appliances and a solid timber benchtop divides this main living space from an additional dining area overlooking the pool. An enormous rooftop entertaining terrace enjoys the home's premier vantage point, gazing all the way to the Central Coast.

Offering total seclusion and featuring additional rear access from Florida Road, the property has a resort-like feel. Its idyllic low-maintenance grounds have been thoughtfully designed to thrive in the coastal environment,with towering palm trees presiding over areas of sprawling level lawn. A pool and heated spa take full advantage of a sun-soaked northerly aspect. A poolside bathroom incorporates a sauna.

There's rear street access to triple garaging with level internal entry and lift access, with additional off street parking and a garage/boatshed at the front of the property with an inclinator taking you up to the front door.

Rich natural materials have been employed throughout the home to create a relaxed coastal ambiance and an air of casual sophistication. The doors are all custom designed from solid timber, cedar plantation shutters frame many of the rooms while the floors and soaring vaulted ceilings are finished in wide recycled blackbutt boards. Bi-folding doors allow all of the living areas to be opened up to the garden, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living.

Co-Agent- Kingsley Yates (0411) 875 017 02 9953 7333 kyates@rwlns.com