With views across Tasman Bay, this 288sqm residence uses strong architectural form and considered detailing to create a home that feels both grounded and expansive. The defining gesture is a twin-gabled silhouette, amplified by a bold roof pitch and connected by a central entry that creates a memorable sense of arrival. A generous picture window and timber entry details soften the architecture and establish a warmer, more welcoming tone from the outset.

Durable exterior materials are paired with natural textures to give the home presence without excess. Inside, elevated stud heights and angled ceilings enhance the feeling of openness, while structural engineering allows large openings from the living and bar area onto the entertaining deck. Open-plan living spaces are organised around a wood fire. The kitchen and adjoining laundry continue the sense of considered planning, while a scullery provides practical support for busy family life. Beyond the shared spaces, the layout offers flexibility and retreat. Four bedrooms are accompanied by an office, separate lounge, bar and music room, and carefully resolved bathrooms, giving the house the ability to shift between social occasions and quieter moments with ease. Confident in form but relaxed in character, this home delivers a contemporary coastal response shaped around outlook, gathering and everyday living.