32 Armagh Parade

The setting could not be more serene, rainforest gardens, ocean views, birds busy. This tastefully updated classic 70s home, is an outstanding example of the 'Pavilion House' - designed by notable Sydney Architect Terry Dorrough and built by innovative homebuilder Merchant Builders. Modern work pods create the ideal work from home or business environment, you'll never want to leave.

- Tucked away privately from other homes, descend the boardwalk and discover nature's sanctuary
- Step inside and embrace a tastefully updated home, cool slate floors, floor to ceiling windows blend modern finishes
- The vista could not be more enchanting, beautiful trees are interspersed by ocean glimpses, replaced by the glimmer of city lights in the evening
- Surprisingly light for such a bush setting, an abundance of sky lights draws in the sunshine
- Cleverly designed, the house is defined by two distinct living areas and balconies, providing a place for you to escape and unwind while your guests settle in
- Twin studio pods designed by renowned Takt Architects accommodate four staff and includes a kitchenette, bathroom and meeting room
- Maintaining focus in your designer work space will be a challenge, with the surf break at Sandon Pt distracting the eye
- Wake up to the wonder of ocean glimpses, and truly get back to nature as you step onto the balcony and enjoy the soothing coastal breezes
- The kitchen has been renovated with a natural finish; timber cabinetry, soft colour tones and modern appliances
- The four bedrooms are separated two and two, offering complete flexibility
- The two-way ensuite has been modernised and is ideal for busy morning routines
- Through the gate to Leishman Park, this is an extra space to throw a frisbee or take the short cut to Kanangra Drive
- An ornithologist's paradise, there are Bell Whip Birds, Rainbow Lorikeets, and Tawny Frog mouths just to name a few
- Under the house is a large area perfect as an artist's retreat, storage or hobby area and there is plentiful storage at the carpark level for boards and other gear
- Short e-bike to the thriving Thirroul village and stunning local beaches
- On the doorstep to incredible bush walking and mountain biking trails
- A stunning example of a 70s escarpment home, whether you are looking in Thirroul or Austinmer, this is a rare find