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Jaw dropping clifftop home showcases ocean views forever

The expression of interest campaign comes with a price guide of $9.5 million.

61 Pymble Boulevard, Pymble NSW

From its heyday as a filmmaker’s retreat to its renaissance as a modern family retreat, the Hilltop has a rare legacy. Once home to Charles and Elsa Chauvel, creators of Australian cinema classics, the property blends history with grandeur. “The property is a reveler’s dream, featuring a terrace with a barbecue kitchen, heated pool and spa, and a full-size tennis court,” says the agent.

243 Whale Beach Road, Whale Beach NSW

Run by the same family for nearly a century, this beach house with private access to the sand feels like a page from Sydney’s coastal history. Mornings begin with sunrise over the Pacific and whales passing by on the horizon. “Ready for the next chapter – solid foundations, generous proportions and sweeping views from north to south create an extraordinary canvas for transformation,” says the agent.

12 Wilfield Avenue, Vaucluse NSW

The sunlight feels like part of the architecture here; It floats through full-height glass and traces the elegant geometry of a Harry Seidler design. The boundaries between the interior and the garden are blurred in this house, which has been cared for by one family for thirty years. “Just minutes from Bondi and Camp Cove, it’s perfect for beach days and indoor swimming in the summer, while in the winter stone-lined fireplaces offer a cozy retreat,” says the agent.

12 Emerstan Drive, Castle Cove NSW

Located within a lush harbor preserve that creates a natural green corridor to the water, this iconic Spanish mission-style home balances architectural drama with profound serenity. Since 2018, the homeowners have been enjoying the home’s warmth and tranquility, expressed through grand arches, tactile surfaces and sculptural curves. “The sunken lounge and bar are favorites, as are the six-foot ceiling that rises above the grand foyer,” says the agent.

63 Dobroyd Parade, Haberfield NSW

Reborn by a true labor of love, this hip, modern home captures the imagination, from its curved 1930s façade to its rear pavilion glistening with northern light. Sunlight filters through the cathedral ceilings, lavish kitchen gatherings take place, and the pool glistens just beyond the deck. “The owners created a single-level sanctuary designed for families to live in for generations,” the agent says.

10/11A Oyama Boulevard, Manly NSW

After years of living abroad, the owners chose Skye for their return to Australian shores. A place where the magic of Sydney Harbor is always present. Days here are spent swimming in the beach pool, kayaking in the bay, and watching yachts pass over the skyline from the glass-enclosed lounge area. “They loved the ferry on their doorstep and used it for city trips and weekend adventures,” the representative says.

21 Leichhardt Street, Glebe NSW

Behind the five-metre heritage façade, this architect-designed terrace emerges with quiet drama, with polished concrete underfoot, exposed beams above and sunlight streaming through floor-to-ceiling steel-framed glass. A marble-clad kitchen and living area opens to a private garden relaxation area. “The garden connects the house to a custom-built office with extra bedroom suite and locked garage,” says the agent.

19 Denmark Street, Wombarra NSW

Claiming to be a tranquil, coveted Wombarra locale, this seaside oasis is surrounded by north-facing Hamptons-inspired housing. Set amidst landscaped gardens, the property invites games of bocce and badminton, enhanced by a resort-style pool and heated spa. “Wombarra is one of those places that people quietly fall in love with, not just because of the views but also because of the feeling you get when you’re here,” the representative says.

125 Alcorn Street, Suffolk Park NSW

Sunday House opens behind a dark wooden door; its palette is kissed by sun and sea air, the silence of the ocean always nearby. Inside, honed concrete floors, floor-to-ceiling glass, a kitchen with black millwork paired with stainless steel, and a spiral staircase leading upstairs exude coastal tranquility. “Only a shady rainforest path separates this architectural paradise from Tallow Beach,” the agent explains.

816 Summervilles Road, Bellingen NSW

In the lush Bellingen Valley, Rosewood unveils a handcrafted retreat made from locally sourced hardwoods, located next to its eponymous river. Run by a single family for more than 25 years, the discovery unfolds in elaborate gardens with fire pits and a bush-filled kitchen, set through manicured lawns and riverside rainforest. “The sellers say that when you enter the river it feels like it’s wrapping its arms around you,” says the representative.

56 Olivet Street, Glenbrook NSW

Surrounded by bushes and birdsong, this limestone residence built by a master stonemason exudes Mediterranean elegance. Quarried stone, wood and high ceilings bring warmth, while a separate cabana provides a creative retreat. “The gardens are spectacular with winding paths, ponds, fruit trees, and patios where you can gather by the fire pit or relax by the pool,” says the agent.

3 Anker Avenue, Mollymook Beach NSW

Built as the original owner’s masterpiece, this beach house feels like a love letter to craft and coastal living. Every beam, bench and floorboard tells a story; recycled wood, old boats and a baby bath reborn as a sink. “The current owners say it is magical, incredibly light, and very cozy, even in the winter when the fire roars, the bird life is active, and the lemon trees are at their best,” the rep shares.

6 Ashgrove Place, Kendioon NSW

Set behind wrought iron gates, this Highlands reserve has a tranquil atmosphere. Mornings begin with coffee on the porch while birds chirping, and evenings begin with drinks on the back deck as the sun sets. Inside, the fireplace glows in winter, while summer belongs to the garden and pool. “This place is a true entertainer’s paradise, with a huge kitchen, generous terraces and a pool that brings everyone together,” says the representative.

This article was first published by. domain.com.au. Reproduced with permission.

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