Hidden in the heart of Ku-ring-gai National Park in an exclusive community of only 52 residences, this enchanting retreat is immersed in complete privacy while showcasing intimate views of unspoilt waterways and natural bushland.
Unique architect design, wrapped in glass and large decks
Sweeping living space with soaring ceilings, formal lounge room
Existing indoor pool has been covered to create a family room
Stunning CaesarStone kitchen, sleek contemporary bathrooms
Self contained studio, sandstone boathouse/sleep-out on waters edge
Double carport plus extra spaces, pontoon, jetty and mooring
On 727sqm at the end of a cul-de-sac with level street access, it is only a 500m stroll from the kiosk and restaurant.
Historical Notation:
In the mid '30s the sandstone stairs that disappear into the waters by the cottage were used as the stop for Windybanks ferry, which at the time was the only access as there were no sealed roads.
The builder of the cottage, Bill Simpson, was the stonemason for the area. He used to live in a cave above the cottage, and only had time to build his own in the hours after working on everyone elses in the area - hence the name "At Last" completed in 1929.
The bay is nicknamed 'Little Botany' as three of the original cottages were owned by people from Botany Bay.
For further information please contact Trent Brewer on 0410 665 940 or Rick Rowan on 0404 688 688
