The deep blue

The deep blue

Dive right in! Apart from the obvious benefit of endless fun- days filled with swimming, fishing, boating, and paddle boarding- living on the water has massive health benefits too. A number of studies conducted recently show that merely gazing at water resulted in lower heart rates, reduced blood pressure and an improvement...

Dive right in!

Apart from the obvious benefit of endless fun- days filled with swimming, fishing, boating, and paddle boarding- living on the water has massive health benefits too.

A number of studies conducted recently show that merely gazing at water resulted in lower heart rates, reduced blood pressure and an improvement in mood.

Marine biologist Wallace J. Nichols once said that humans have a “blue mind” when around water, by which we enter “a mildly meditative state characterized by calm, peacefulness, unity, and a sense of general happiness and satisfaction with life in the moment.”

So, if you’re feeling like you need a bit more Zen in your life, take a peek at our top five waterfront properties; an oceanfront, one on closed waters, and even one on an island- how cool is that?!

Ranging in price from $495,00 to a cool $4 million, there is something for every budget. Added bonus- holidaying at home never looked so good!

 

Beauty on the bay

12 Cowan Drive, Cottage Point

Escape city living in this stunning waterfront home

A lifestyle escape moments from Sydney yet a world away, this stunning Cottage Point home is set within the Ku-ring-Gai Chase National Park. Wake up to sweeping water vistas across Cowan Creek toward Looking Glass Bay and enjoy nature in all its glory. Embracing its waterfront setting, interiors feature multiple balconies looking over the winding garden and private pontoon.

The perfect location for Sunday lunch – 12 Cowan Dr, Cottage Point

 

Southern Belle

22 Vaudan Street, Kogarah Bay

Majestic 1070m2 waterfront oasis with glorious bay views

From its premium waterfront position on a large 1,069sqm allotment, this deluxe two-level residence showcases a private and spacious lifestyle surrounded by beautiful views over Kogarah Bay. It combines light-filled living spaces, generous outdoor areas and its own boat ramp to provide a superb home for family living and entertaining. The property also represents a rare opportunity to secure a slice of paradise and become a part of this privileged enclave in one of the area’s most desirable settings.

Your own slice of paradise and close to everything- 22 Vaudan Street, Kogarah Bay

 

Island life

5 and 6 Wallis Island- Forster

This 1/2 acre tranquil island paradise is positioned on Wallis Lake, on the Mid North Coast.

This is a unique ½ acre flat parcel of land with deep water frontage providing a unique lifestyle opportunity amongst a tourist haven. Stunning north east views to Wallis Lake and Forster’s iconic bridge and moments by boat to Forster and Tuncurry villages, it is beautifully set on crystal clear blue waters known for its exceptional fishing and prawn running.

Build your own island home – 5 and 6 Wallis Island, Forster

 

On the beach

2/91 North Steyne Manly

Luxury apartment with world class beachfront views

Immersed in world class beachfront views, this state-of-the-art apartment epitomises contemporary luxury, graced with impeccable finishes and premium quality fixtures. It’s set within footsteps of iconic Manly Beach and moments to Manly Ferry Wharf.

Arguably one of the best locations in Sydney – 2/91 North Steyne, Manly

 

Pittwater Perfection

 

73 Beaconsfield Street, Newport

Situated in an ultra-convenient position, metres from shops and transport, this beautifully presented waterfront offers the ultimate lifestyle.
A haven for boating enthusiasts, this architecturally designed home features an expansive water frontage with private jetty and dual boat berths accommodating up to a 40-foot yacht and motorboat.

With your own private jetty, you can be ship to shore in no time! – 73 Beaconsfield Street, Newport

 

So, if it’s water that makes you feel alive, then grab an oar and go for it. Just be careful not to step on that duck on your way to the boathouse.