13 Hardys Bay Parade, Killcare NSW 2257

This magnificent home sits high on the boundary of Bouddi National Park overlooking the tranquil Brisbane Waters to Wagstaffe Point and Hardys Bay.

Designed and built in 1998 by Belgian Cinematographer Andre Fleuren. He used steel and timber to create an innovative but intrinsically Australian country home
The property consists of three pavilions stepping up the side of the hill and all easily accessed by both an inclinator and stairs.

The main living pavilion consists of a large open plan living dining and kitchen area opening on to a dramatic balcony with spectacular water views to Hardys Bay and Wagstaffe Point. Downstairs are the master bedroom, main bathroom, study and private balcony.
The central pavilion with a large guest bedroom and bathroom is surrounded by a central entertaining deck and an established native garden.

Higher up the hill, but very accessible, is a private pavilion consisting of two bedrooms, a bathroom and a desk. This has its own unique serene bush and bay ambience.
At night the pavilions and grounds are beautifully lit and unified by professionally designed lighting plan.

At street level is a very large and secure double garage with covered access to the inclinator.

No 13 Hardys Bay Parade is accessed via a private waterside road from Hardys Bay Parade.
You can launch your kayak from the garage and paddle out to fish or crab.
A short walk away are Hardys Bay fine restaurants, delicatessen, bottle shop, gift and garden shop.

Killcare surf beach is a 20-minute walk or 5 minute drive away.

This incredible home will only be 70 mins drive from Sydney CBD on opening of NorthConnex and Palm Beach is only a 20-minute ferry ride away.