Rare Absolute Beachfront - FANTASTIC REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY!

Anchored to the golden sands of Clontarf Beach in the area's premier dress circle setting, this prestigious land holding presents an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create one of Sydney's finest beachfront residences. Lovingly owned by the one family for the last 50 years, this near-original full brick residence is nestled just metres from the water on level land. Immerse yourself in a point blank Middle Harbour wonderland with yacht sprinkled views from Balmoral Beach to The Spit and the soothing sounds of waves gently lapping on a pristine beach at the end of the garden.

One of the few remaining original residences in the street
Well presented full brick residence, most rooms have views
Spacious living and dining areas, large waterside sunroom
Four ample double bedrooms with b-ins, main with ensuite
Near-original kitchen and bathrooms plus separate study alcove
Level Lawn with established landscaped gardens
Tandem lock-up garage, extra SLUG plus storage space and laundry
Footsteps to Clontarf reserve/marina, public harbour pool & dog walking at Sandy Bay beach
Moments to schools, shops, transport to the city and the cosmopolitan lifestyle of Manly and the Wharf.

EVERYDAY IS A HOLIDAY!

BE QUICK TO INSPECT AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A RARE AMAZING LIFESTYLE OPPORTUNITY!

Details: Glen Wirth 0411 249 955

Offers Over $3.6 Million

Inspect: Saturdays & Wednesdays 1-1.30pm

property features

  • Built-ins
  • Views
  • Close to Shops
  • Close to Transport
  • Close to Schools
  • Garden
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Suburb: Clontarf

Population: 1,581

Municipality: Manly

Lifestyle

Clontarf covers an area of approximately 0.8 km² and is set above Middle Harbour from the north side, Clontarf has stunning views across to the Spit Bridge. It has an abundance of large, beautiful homes with many extensively landscaped.

Amenities

• Clontarf Reserve where you can swim in the Harbour Pool, walk your dog at Sandy point or enjoy a barbeque or picnic.
• Spit to Manly walk where you can enjoy stunning views
• Many locals use their boats to head over to Middle Harbour Yacht Club, Middle Harbour Skiff Club or any of the restaurants situated at the Spit.
• Express bus services to the city
• Close proximity to Manly, Seaforth and Balgowlah which all offer great shopping, restaurants and local services

History

Clontarf is believed to have been named after a suburb of Dublin. The original location for a battle in 1014 where the Irish managed to repel the invading Danish Vikings.

In contrast to its current upmarket harbourside standing, in the late 1800s it had a more dubious reputation for drunken licentious behaviour. Popular in the 1800's as a picnic ground and pleasure spot, a public holiday in the 1870's could see as many as 5000 people arriving by ferry from Sydney.
The population, according to the census in 2006 was 1,581. At that time the predominant age group in was 40 - 49 years.