CLASSIC AUSTRALIAN BEACH HOUSE

It will be a very long time before a property such as this comes to market again.
Perched on the Angourie headland overlooking one of Australia's most iconic and famous surfing breaks is this truly unbelievable find.
The most easterly block on the Angourie headland, with neighbours on one side only (to the west), this lush and nature-filled block overlooks Yuraygir National Park, Angourie Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
The closest residential property to Angourie Point Beach and Angourie Bay (known locally as Back Beach) the 626 sqm block (24.75 perches) features a northerly aspect, with a lush, well-established garden including native trees and shrubs such as Pandanus, Tuckeroo, Coastal wattle, Beach Birds-eye, Banksia, Lily Pilly, Melaleuca, Callistemon, Grevillea, Coastal Rosemary (all of which attract native bird life).
Just a short walk away you are spoiled for choice of natural wonders: Angourie Point Beach and Surfing Reserve, known for iconic surf break; Blue and Green freshwater pools; Spooky Beach, Angourie Bay, and Yuraygir National Park are all mere moments away from your doorstop.
The house itself is what sea change dreams are made of.
A sophisticated and contemporary twist on the classic timber beach house, with some of the most spectacular ocean views you will find anywhere.
This spacious one-bedroom, one-bathroom beach house includes an open plan living, dining, kitchen area with a covered veranda wrapping around three sides.
There are also two mezzanine storage lofts and a combined bathroom and laundry
The materials, finishes and fixtures used in the home are of the highest quality and pay homage to the surrounding natural landscape.
Soaring Western red cedar 'Cathedral' ceilings, brush box floors, all tallowwood verandas, Western red cedar weather boards and the coastal grade corrugated Colourbond roof combine to create a home where form and function are given equal consideration.
The relaxed, beachy feeling of the home belies the home's functionality and integrity where no detail has been overlooked.

The screened French doors and double hung cedar windows open to expansive verandas, all with views North overlooking the garden, East overlooking the Point and the garden, South overlooking Angourie Bay (Back Beach), and South-West over Yuraygir National Park.
Inside, the large and spacious living area flows to the original kitchen (3.6 x 3.6) featuring stainless steel appliances such as the 900mm Blanco gas cooktop/electric oven. Like the rest of the home the kitchen has brush box floors, cedar ceilings and offers spectacular views over the garden and entry.
The bedroom also has brush box floors, a cedar ceiling, cedar windows with sweeping views over Angourie Bay and Yuraygir National Park and French doors opening onto the veranda.
The bathroom features a full-size enamel bath and shower, tiled floor, wall tiles to 1200mm high and a West facing cedar awning hung window.
Harnessing the natural elements, soft natural lighting cascades into the home via the four Velux roof windows located in the lofts. Natural cross ventilation comes courtesy of the windows, doors and the home's position on headland. A ceiling fan also assists with the cooling of the home.
Never to be built out, this home is all about location.
With each of three pristine beaches positioned close by in different directions, there is always a suitably protected beach to enjoy on a windy day. Each of the three beaches offers a different coastal experience.
Spooky is medium sized beach with cafes and restaurants, the Angourie Point Beach is a small beach with exposed point break and is one of the country's most iconic surfing beaches, and Angourie Bay is a long beach with a small creek and coffee rock caves.
A dream for nature watchers, there is a huge range of birds in the surrounding bushland, families of kangaroos who often visit to feed on the grass close to the house and migrating whales which can be seen from the veranda.
Spectacular views of sunrises, moonrises and sunsets from the property are a highlight.

It will be a very long time before a property such as this comes to market again.
Perched on the Angourie headland overlooking one of Australia's most iconic and famous surfing breaks is this truly unbelievable find.
The most easterly block on the Angourie headland, with neighbours on one side only (to the west), this lush and nature-filled block overlooks Yuraygir National Park, Angourie Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
The closest residential property to Angourie Point Beach and Angourie Bay...

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