This might look like a regular old suburban home, but there’s a very good reason why guests gasp in awe the minute they step foot through the door
- A spectacular coastal mansion hides behind a plain suburban facade
- The home is in Saratoga on New South Wales’ Central Coast
- 180-degree sea views are showcased in the family room and bedrooms
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A suburban home’s simple facade hides a luxurious coastal sanctuary with incredible 180-degree sea views, a designer kitchen and a private jetty.
The spectacular waterfront property is in Saratoga on New South Wales’ Central Coast, an hour and 20 minutes’ drive north of Sydney, and has impressed with its modern yet suitably minimalist decor.
Through the stained-glass front door guests are greeted by a palatial split-level family room with double-height ceilings and stretching windows showcasing panoramic views of the sparkling ocean.
This charming suburban home looks normal from the outside but inside hides a coastal sanctuary with sweeping panoramic ocean views
The spectacular waterfront property is in Saratoga on New South Wales’ Central Coast, an hour and 20 minutes’ drive north of Sydney
Through stained glass window front door guests are greeted by a palatial split-level family room with double-height ceilings and stretching windows showcasing 180-degree views of the sparkling ocean
Inside a calming neutral palette emulates the relaxed coastal vibe of the beach-side town while the sleek kitchen is every home chef’s dream with high-end appliances and a white-stone island bench.
A cosy lounge is warned by a fireplace while sliding doors provide access to the sunny entertaining deck with a covered alfresco lounge overlooking the water and steps down to a sun deck, lawn area, and a shared long jetty perfect for parking boats, yachts or jet skis.
Back inside, the second level houses four bedrooms and bathrooms connected by a mezzanine overlooking the dining area.
Inside a calming neutral palette emulates the relaxed coastal vibe of the beach-side town while the sleek kitchen is every home chef’s dream with high-end appliances and a white-stone island bench.
A cosy lounge is warned by a fireplace while sliding door provide access to the sunny entertaining deck with a covered alfresco lounge overlooking the water and steps down to a sun deck, lawn area, and a shared long jetty
Natural light pours into the luxurious master bedroom through a huge gable window while plantation shutters in the neighbouring room can be pulled back to reveal the ocean views
Natural light pours into the luxurious master bedroom through a huge gable window while plantation shutters in the neighbouring room can be pulled back to reveal the ocean views.
The seaside property hit the market this week with a price guide of $6million according to realestate.com.au, despite a drop in sale prices in the area.
Saratoga’s median price sits at $1.19million after falling 5.9 per cent over the past year.
The seaside property hit the market this week with a price guide of $6million according to realestate.com.au , despite a drop in sale prices in the area
Saratoga’s median price sits at $1.19million after falling 5.9 per cent over the past year. The home’s value has soared since it was last sold in 2017 for $2.5million, less than half the asking price
Not deterred by the bold price guide, listing agent Zach Murray from McGrath Terrigal said there has been a lot of interest from local buyers and Sydneysiders looking for a sea change
The home’s value has soared since it was last sold in 2017 for $2.5million, less than half the asking price.
Not deterred by the bold price guide, listing agent Zach Murray from McGrath Terrigal said there has been a lot of interest from local buyers and Sydneysiders looking for a sea change.
He added Saratoga is a ‘tightly held’ market and properties in the area rarely come up for sale.
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