Nestled on one of the Avoca’s best beachfront blocks, this stunning new weekender is close to the flags, yet exudes peace and privacy from behind the landmark Norfolk pines. It has it all: beach vistas, a north-east aspect and an old-school beach house but with ultra-modern convenience. Natural and recycled materials are featured throughout, with recycled Tallowood floors, and antique feature doors creating a vogue ambience. Think a dash of Whale Beach or Byron Bay on the beachfront at Avoca. Five large bedrooms, each with an en suite, three inside living areas, two wrap-around verandas and a cobble-stone driveway with parking for five cars.

As well as five large bedrooms, there is a sixth potential bedroom-come-rumpus room
Five en suites each with Italian fittings, Pazotti tiles and vanities handmade using recycled wood
Main bedroom with cathedral ceilings, sitting area, kitchenette, vast windows, extensive views and access to veranda with sink
Chef’s kitchen with a French Lacanche stove, Turkish marble sink, two huge work stations, two wine refrigerators, filtered water
Large laundry with Australian bluestone bench tops and extra toilet
Hand-made wooden windows and French external doors by Camargue
Recycled posts and beams, antique French and Moroccan feature doors
Designed by architect Michael Tribe in 2010
Two wrap-around French limestone verandas, covered downstairs, uncovered upstairs
Cobblestone driveway using stone from Homebush abattoirs, originally used as ballast in Irish convict ships. Parks five cars
Internal walls with distressed painted wood panelling with Porters paints; outside walls of recycled Jarrah weather boards
Large storage area behind old farmhouse doors
Air conditioning, fans, internal and external video surveillance system
Barbecue area and external hot shower
House veranda steps to lawn, nature strip, then sand and beach

Built-In Wardrobes,Close to Schools,Close to Shops,Close to Transport,Fireplace(s),Beachfront home