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SOLD! ANOTHER PROPERTY SOLD IN CLONTARF!

Few residences can summon such an overriding sense of seclusion, tranquillity and sophistication as this inspiring executive home.

Nestled in the areas premier cul-de-sac just footsteps from the golden sands and sparkling shores of Sandy Bay, this generously proportioned dual level residence has been cleverly designed to take full advantage of shimmering views across yatch studded Middle Harbour.

Placed amid low maintenance tropical gardens, it features an expansive living space opening to a waterside entertainers' terrace, deluxe granite kitchen with European appliances, media room, spectacular parent's retreat with ensuite and WIR, 3 further bedrooms, home office, ultra-sleek bathrooms plus guest w/c, blue gum timber flooring, soaring raked ceilings, tranquil covered patio, use of a sunny rear deck immersed in a rainforest setting and a lock up garage with adequate room for 3 normal cars and lots of space to store kayaks and boating equipment.

A privileged lifestyle beckons just metres from Clontarf Beach, marina and reserve and only 15 minutes from the city.

A WONDERFUL HOME TO OWN!!

For additional information, contact Glen Wirth on 0411 249 955.

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Suburb: Clontarf

Population: 1,581

Municipality: Manly

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.

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.

In 1996, 77% of the homes in Clontarf were owner-occupied compared with 90% in 2006.

Source: Wikipedia, RP Data & Balgowlahonline.com.au