10 Ashley Street

Tamarama NSW 2026

Perched in a stunning position on dress-circle Ashley St, the coming-to-market of this incredible home represents a landmark opportunity in this prime coastal pocket. A 4-bedroom masterpiece in immaculate condition with sweeping ocean views plus vast landscaped gardens and double LUG it is defined by luxury. Inspired by and named after iconic "James Bond" author Ian Fleming's Jamaican estate, "Goldeneye", the home lavishly unites contemporary luxury with timeless elegance, cultivating an atmosphere of unparalleled sophistication.

Masterfully blurring the boundaries between indoors and outdoors, where the sea breeze graces the elegantly appointed spaces and 2 East-facing balconies frame mesmerising views, this is a very special home. The home offers awe-inspiring views to Tamarama Beach and Mackenzie's Bay and beyond, an exquisite backdrop combining with its lush lower lawn and gardens adorned with majestic palms to form a home of epic proportions. With easy access from both Ashley St and Cross St, it harmoniously integrates its expansive main living area with a sun-drenched timber deck, a stage for those panoramic views. With soaring ceilings, thoughtfully placed fireplaces, and generously proportioned formal and informal living spaces, it is immaculately appointed, with refined style and elegance throughout echoing Fleming's original "Goldeneye".

It features top-of-the-line fixtures and appliances that elevate daily living to an exquisite experience. The upper-level bedroom zone features a superb master bedroom that luxuriates in a private deck, revealing a captivating ocean view nestled amidst the verdant treetops. While 3 further double bedrooms, each bearing meticulously designed built-in robes and handcrafted timberwork, are gorgeous spaces. Two of these bedrooms harmoniously interconnect with an enclosed pavilion-style balcony, creating an additional space for relaxed sunlit living. The bathrooms exude timeless elegance while the gourmet kitchen with huge central stone island slab and side-opening N-facing courtyard.