The home
A walk through the whole house.
Two levels of coastal living — the bright upstairs opening to the deck and the view, and the blue-lit lounge below. Here's every room.
A living room that opens to the sea
The main living space runs straight out to the deck through stacking glass, with a linear fireplace for cooler nights and an easy flow between lounging, dining and the kitchen.
- Linear gas fireplace
- Ocean-view balcony
- Smart TV & fast Wi-Fi
Cook, gather, and watch the water
A full kitchen with a breakfast bar sits beside a dining table set against the view — the kind of room where breakfast drifts into lunch.
- Full-size fridge & dishwasher
- Breakfast-bar seating
- Seats ten at the table
Four bedrooms, each with its own character
From the two king rooms with their hand-painted ceilings to the bright twin room, every bedroom is styled for a proper coastal rest — beds made and ready for a full house of ten.
Four bathrooms, no morning queue
Timber-and-white bathrooms throughout — a family bathroom with a deep soaking tub, walk-in rain showers, and fresh towels supplied for everyone.
A garage lounge built for downtime
Blue-lit brick, surfboards on the wall, pop art, a big comfortable couch and a games setup — the downstairs lounge is where the group lands after a day in the surf.
- Lounge & entertainment
- Games & boards
- Onyx neon & artwork
Rinse off straight from the beach
A copper rain shower on the side of the house — the perfect way to wash off the salt and sand before you head back upstairs.
- Copper rain head
- Hot & cold
- Steps from the entry
The best seat in the house
A wide entertaining deck wraps the front of the home — lounge, dining and the BBQ, all pointed at the water and the Norfolk pines. This is where the days start and end.
Fire pit nights under the string lights
Out the back, a gravel courtyard rings a fire pit with room for the whole group — string lights above, chairs pulled in close, the day winding down.
- Fire pit & seating
- Festoon lighting
- Private & fenced
