An absolute beachfront, multi-storey luxury home with sweeping ocean views has hit the market.
Known as Pacific House, the five-bedroom, three-bathroom, eight-car residence at 122 Pacific Boulevard, Buddina, is being marketed by Next Property Group.
Agent Richard Scrivener said the owners were “highly motivated” to sell, and genuine offers submitted before the close of an expression of interest campaign would be considered.
It presents a rare opportunity to secure a landmark architectural home in one of the Coast’s most tightly held coastal enclaves.
The property’s combination of position, design, ocean views and vehicle accommodation sets it apart.
The residence features eight car spaces – an unusually generous offering for a beachfront property.
Mr Scrivener said the home’s extensive garaging was a real bonus, particularly for buyers accustomed to larger properties.
“It was designed by the current owners to be able to house their boat, caravan and four-wheel drives safely and there’s still plenty of off-street parking behind the secure gate,” he said.
The elevated position on Pacific Boulevard provides sweeping views across the Pacific Ocean, especially from the home’s upper decks.
Mr Scrivener said it was genuinely difficult to compare the property with anything else currently available.
“It makes it quite unique and quite sought after, because there is nothing else like it on Pacific Boulevard at the moment.”
Built by renowned Coast builder Grant McDonald of GMH, the home showcases high-end craftsmanship and architectural design throughout its expansive floorplan.
The striking facade and landscaped frontage give way to interiors designed around relaxed family living and entertaining.
Multiple living zones connect with an open-plan kitchen featuring premium appliances, a substantial butler’s pantry and seamless access to outdoor entertaining areas.
Architectural details include automated opening skylights in the kitchen and ensuite, oversized floor-to-ceiling tiles in the wet areas and a feature stone wall incorporating a Lopi double-sided fireplace.
The master retreat occupies the entire upper level, creating a private sanctuary with a luxurious ensuite, generous walk-in robe and balcony overlooking the ocean.
Four additional bedrooms include a sizeable ground-floor guest suite, while three bathrooms and a separate powder room cater to family and visitors.
Outside, a resort-style magnesium glass-pebble swimming pool has the Pacific Ocean as its stunning backdrop.
Another distinctive feature is a pre-engineered lift shaft running from the garage to the master bedroom. While a lift is not currently installed, the infrastructure is already in place should future owners choose to add one.
Mr Scrivener said the property offered buyers the chance to acquire a home that would be difficult and significantly more expensive to reproduce today.
He emphasised the property was being offered well below its estimated replacement cost.
“It certainly is a stand-alone property,” he said.
“Even though this immaculate family home is only about four years-old, to build that house again for the same money in today’s climate would be impossible.”
Mr Scrivener said the home was particularly suited to a family seeking space and a long-term beachfront lifestyle.
For prospective buyers, the combination of absolute beach access, panoramic ocean views, secure gated grounds, resort-style amenities and extensive accommodation for vehicles, boats and recreational equipment creates a compelling proposition.
Expressions of interest for 122 Pacific Boulevard, Buddina close at 4pm on Thursday, August 27, unless sold prior. Private inspections can be arranged through Next Property Group.
