Softly engaging with the gentle fall of its little-known enclave site, this architectural residence provides both shelter and sculpture, ideal for permanent or holiday living. A restrained use of materiality with vast walls of glazing concurrently provides an effortless indoor-outdoor lifestyle whilst allowing glimpses of the bay through its natural surroundings to take centre stage.

The home gives little away on approach, presenting a modest facade as it appears beyond a break in its established natural border. Spotted Gum floors infuse warmth into a captivating minimalist entry level, where a light-letting lounge and convenient kitchenette allow the flexibility to distinguish its 3-bedroom layout from the upstairs domain, perfect for simple dual accommodation.

An additional ensuite bedroom on the upper floor retains an austere and pragmatic form without sparing comfort, where verdant views towards Westernport Bay are the opening moments of each and every day. The main living space's dual balconies are contrasted by the warmth of a two-way fireplace, appeasing the entertainer with a stainless steel and timber kitchen featuring La Germania cooking and a dumbwaiter from the western terrace to the front entrance.

Private bushland gardens are cultivated to appear naturally forged, encompassing a kid's playground, an open lawn expanse, and a meandering pathway to an outdoor shower, perfect for washing sandy toes after a walk from The Pines and Honeysuckle surf breaks. Additional features include two 4,500L rainwater tanks, reverse-cycle air conditioning, ceiling fans throughout upstairs, an alarm system, and gated entry with a single carport and additional off-street parking.