33 Gardyne Street Bronte, NSW 2024

Holding one of Gardyne Street's most spectacular vantage points, this freestanding double-fronted family beach house captures panoramic northerly views that sweep across Bronte Beach and the endless ocean from its commanding setting. Perched high on a sandstone base and set on a sprawling 466sqm approx with a 12m frontage, the five-bedroom home embodies relaxed coastal living with deep north-facing terraces on both levels designed to showcase the breathtaking outlook. Bright, spacious and wonderfully private, the sun-filled residence is perfectly configured for family life with multiple living zones, a self-contained lower-level studio apartment and a flexible layout with scope to further enhance and add your own style over time. At the rear, a lush established garden with sunny lawn and pergola-covered terrace creates a tranquil setting for entertaining and family living against an ocean backdrop. Available for the first time in decades and complete with a double lock-up garage, this is a rare opportunity in one of the east's most tightly held coastal pockets and just 350m to the sand, surf and beachfront cafe strip.

• Perched high with a sunny north aspect
• Wide views over the beach and ocean
• 4 large bedrooms with built-in robes
• King-sized master bed with an ensuite
• Self-contained studio suite/5th bed
• Sun-drenched living and sitting rooms
• North-facing terrace with endless views
• Polished timber floors, ocean breezes
• Modern stone-topped island kitchen
• Casual living and dining with ocean views
• Bi-folds to a terrace and established garden
• 3 bathrooms, plentiful built-in storage
• Reverse cycle air, gas heating bayonets
• Double auto lock-up garage with storage
• Breezy stroll to the beach and ocean pool
• 500m walk to Macpherson Street village

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