A luxurious apartment nestled on the hillside of Avoca Beach is for sale.

With soaring coastline and ocean views towards Terrigal Skillion and beyond, the iconic 'Lighthouse Apartment' is one of the most desirable beachside properties on the Central Coast.

Superbly designed by renowned architect Cathy Slater, the home absorbs every inch of the panoramic beach and ocean views.

Lavishly appointed, the home spans over 450sqm, and features open-plan living and entertaining zones.

The apartment is north-east facing, meaning it is filled with natural light, and extensive use of large windows throughout means the mesmerising views are beautifully framed.

The deluxe kitchen has integrated Miele appliances, a state-of-the-art Gaggenau oven, and a stunning stone benchtop. The apartment features an opulent dining room, and has multiple living zones, including a massage therapy room.

A grand entertaining terrace has uninterrupted water views over Avoca Beach rockpool and surfers at the point.

The master suite has a large walk-in robe, and an indulgent ensuite overlooking the beach and with access to the terrace. Two additional king-sized bedrooms each have their own built-in robes and ensuites.

The layout makes the most of every inch of space for additional luxuries, including a private plunge pool and an additional terrace.

One of only six apartments in a secluded setting, the home has security-gate access, parking for two, and a lift to a private foyer.

Finer details include a French marble-painted feature wall, an integrated wine fridge and coffee machine, a powder room, ducted air-conditioning and vacuum, polished timber floors, security alarm, and a lockable storage area.

Avoca is only 1 hour drive north from Sydney and this home is only a short stroll to the beach, cafes, and an historical cinema, and is close to Terrigal CBD, schools, and the shopping centre.

This property is for sale by auction, Saturday 15 July at 12:30pm.

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