76 Cliff Road, Torbay, North Shore City, Auckland

With luxurious Japanese-inspired design, this iconic cliff-top residence by architectural house Fearon Hay built in 2006 will not disappoint, capturing an astonishing 270-degree ocean panorama reaching across the Whangaparaoa to Rangitoto Island.

A private, secluded approx. 550 sq m residence on 3,850 sq m, clad in Spanish limestone is an homage to unique Japanese style and traditions offering elegance, functionality, alongside stark design.

Extensive double height glazing in the central living spaces maximises Hauraki Gulf views, while the minimalist interiors reflect a sleek and controlled use of light and textures.

Natural light fills the spacious open-plan living, anchored by the oversized central kitchen- the family chef will be delighted with the Nero Marquina marble island bench, Poggenpohl cabinetry, and premium Gaggenau, Wolf and Sub Zero appliances while taking in the extraordinary ocean views.

A unique, highly practical heated 25 metre lap pool on the elevated stone terrace impresses with its extensive water horizon ensuring you can swim in the most outstanding, relaxing environment with the exterior terraces and landscaped lawns allowing you to follow the sun to enjoy this exceptionally private position.

Featuring four generous bedrooms on two levels, offering privacy and serenity. The master suite showcasing more of these incredible ocean views, offers extensive wardrobing and a stunning Japanese traditional bathroom with the ocean as your backdrop.

This property boasts exceptional amenities: a Rotex system for endless hot water heating basalt floors and pool. A temperature-controlled 1400+ bottle wine cellar and triple internal garaging complete the home.

Located just 20 minutes to Westhaven Marina with Waiake and Long Bay beaches almost on its doorstep, and the popular Ladder Bay is a two-minute walk. This is an unmatched lifestyle masterpiece awaiting its next owners to enjoy.

Deadline Sale: Closes 4:00 p.m. Monday 29 July 2024 (Unless Sold Prior)