Tucked away by the ocean and national park on the Central Coast, this award-winning residence incorporates innovative, pavilion-style forms anchored within the environment in materials of sandstone, copper and hardwoods, with views all the way to North Head.

The Killcare Heights home is the result of a collaboration between acclaimed architect Jorge Hrdina and builder John Fielding of Bellevarde Constructions and won an AIA NSW Housing Award for Single Housing Architecture in 2003. In considering the award, the AIA jury members said the home provides a sense of safety and serenity: “Sited on a weathered sandstone escarpment, surrounded by sea and banksia trees, this elegant house is at once a celebration of nature and sanctuary from it.”

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The home consists of two, two-storey pavilions, with a north/south orientation. The street-facing pavilion provides garaging and guest accommodation, while the seaside pavilion sheltering an open plan living area with sleek kitchen and music room above two bedrooms and bathrooms. Both the master and guest suite open to peaceful views over the infinity pool and ocean.

The dwelling has been designed to grow out of the stone cliff face it is seated on, with the material extending up through the interior of the home into a striking sandstone fireplace.

An interior decking area and infinity plunge pool are centred between the two pavilions forming a sundrenched haven.

Only 90 minutes from Sydney’s CBD, the property adjoins Bouddi National Park Reserve.

See more of 32 Macdonald Street Killcare Heights NSW 2257, including additional photos, floorplan, and location map, on Luxury List.

To arrange a private inspection or enquire about a price guide phone or email Cathy Baker of Belle Property Killcare via this link.

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