Land ahoy! Four-storey beachfront ‘boat house’ dazzles on market
Offering unrivalled views across South Curl Curl beach, architectural gem ‘The Boat House’ is up for grabs in the heart of Sydney’s iconic Northern Beaches region.
Buyers looking to purchase an eye-catching property complete with wine cellar, lift, pool and rooftop terrace just steps from the beach, may just be in luck.
Taking full advantage of a compact 448sqm block directly opposite the beach, ‘The Boat House’ at 60 Carrington Parade in Curl Curl is a four-bedroom, five-bathroom masterpiece set across four levels.
“It’s a multigenerational home, with a lift servicing every floor,” sales executive Shane Clinton of Christie’s International Real Estate said.
Designed by North Sydney-based MHDP Architects, the boat-shaped structure encompasses features four bedrooms, a rumpus room and a lounge room on its ground floor, leading up to a combined kitchen, dining and lounge space and office on the first floor.
A pool, rear deck and office complete the first storey, while the expansive roof terrace top floor is perfectly positioned for entertaining against the backdrop of Curl Curl Beach.
“It will be the absolute venue to be at for whale watching when it’s whale season,” Mr Clinton said.
The home’s basement features a 726-bottle wine cellar, cinema room, storage space and four car garage complete with turntable.
Additional features include wool carpets, frosted windows, underfloor heating, a BBQ deck, fireplace and saltwater fish tank.
“It’s designed so all the bedrooms, even at the back, catch a view of the water,” Mr Clinton said.
The current owner of ‘The Boat House’ is a Northern Beaches local and grew up surfing in Curl Curl and has a close affinity to the beach.
“He really wanted a design that brought the beach inside the house,” Mr Clinton said. “Having the swimming pool, the aquarium and ocean right in front of you makes it feels like you’re right there on the beach.”
Mr Clinton said the property is expected to attracted offers around $11,000,000.
“The beauty of Curl Curl too is that there is so much access to café shops, walks, the beach and parks. It’s incredibly underrated and year by year, it’s becoming such a cosmopolitan suburb,” he added.
“There’s a lot being done in Curl Curl and a lot of houses being built. It’s an absolute hot spot on the Northern Beaches.”
Mr Clinton said the property is attracting significant interest from prospective buyers out of area, especially from Sydney’s upper north shore and eastern suburbs.
“The family that moves in will be one that falls in love, or already is in love with that quintessential Australian beach life,” he added.
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