34 The Crescent

Vaucluse NSW 2030

Offered for the first time in 49 years, Deepwater is arguably one Sydney s finest waterfront homes with an exceptionally rare, deep and wide waterfront and private jetty affording yachting and boating enthusiasts exclusive, direct access to Sydney s iconic Harbour. A triumphant collaboration between one of the most internationally renowned interior designers Thomas Hamel and exquisite gardens by acclaimed landscaper Paul Bangay. Discreetly hidden from the street, set upon an impressive 1,197sqm approx parcel with wide 20m approx water frontage, this spectacular Mediterranean inspired home is bathed in sunshine all day long, capturing 180 degree uninterrupted and expansive views spanning across Parsley Bay all the way to Manly. Soaring ceilings, wide bay windows, French doors, a limestone fireplace and oak parquetry floors harmoniously blend the grand proportions and classical detailing throughout. The fluid layout centres around a landscaped courtyard, perfect for relaxed informal family entertaining. A gourmet French provincial eat in kitchen flows into a formal dining room framing intimate harbour views. Generous formal and informal living rooms, with floor to ceiling glazed doors open directly onto a northerly sun drenched sandstone terrace and mosaic pool extending all the way down to a private and prized deep water jetty.
Accommodation comprises of five queen size bedrooms, all with built-ins and balconies, including a capacious master suite with a king size bedroom and sitting area, seperate dressing room, an ensuite bathroom and extensive terrace commanding elevated and picturesque northerly harbour views. Additional attributes to this luxurious waterfront home include; bespoke built in cabinetry throughout, double garage, marble bathrooms and powder room, reverse cycle air conditioning and video security intercom.
Prestigiously located within footsteps of Parsley Bay, Kutti Beach, a short stroll to Watsons Bay, Nielson Park, close to Sydneys top private schools, ferries, parks, public transport and coastal walks.