92 Ocean Street Bondi, NSW 2026

A touch of Palm Springs brings a new kind of coastal cool to Bondi in this remarkable family home by Common Office. Angled insertions and a dramatic sliced corridor shape the architecture, while hit-and-miss brickwork and Cali-cool gardens create a distinctive street presence. Inside, American Oak floors and mortar-washed walls evoke the raw beauty of mid-century desert design, balanced by warm oak, natural stone and flashes of Breccia Blush marble. A palm-filled internal lightwell and lush landscaping draw nature into the home, instilling a retreat-like calm and connecting two living zones with an entertainer's terrace, mineral pool and outdoor pizza oven. Four ensuite bedrooms include a private upper-level parents' wing, while a separate studio offers flexibility as a wellness space, rumpus room or self-contained retreat. Designed to make family life effortless, the 420sqm property features internal double garaging, extensive storage, smart-home technology, VRV air and underfloor heating in a prized neighbourhood between Bondi and Tamarama Beaches, 350m to South Bondi village and close to leading schools.

• Freestanding double-fronted home
• Wide entry hall, American Oak floors
• 4 large ensuite bedrooms on one level
• All with custom built-ins, VRV air
• Parent's wing with a dressing room
• Wide balcony with a garden outlook
• Sun-filled family room, media joinery
• Custom kitchen with a 3.2m island
• Butler's pantry, Gaggenau appliances
• Stylish living and dining, Stoke fireplace
• Breccia marble finishes, textured walls
• Wide bbq terrace and a private garden
• Heated mineral pool, outdoor pizza oven
• Studio/retreat with Alpine infrared sauna
• Designer bathrooms, underfloor heating
• Smart home tech, VRV air, video intercom
• Double LUG with EV charger (internal access)

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