State-of-the-art quality, a deluxe interior and 1128sqm (approx.) of north-facing land make this beachside home extraordinary. Originally designed by Robin Boyd and known as Foy House, the 1950s origins are seamlessly merged in a contemporary transformation by architect Dean Grohn. Today it's a private oasis with two levels of open-plan living, three bedrooms and a fourth bedroom/home office spread over two wings, a 15-metre (approx.) self-cleaning lap pool, and an idyllic landscaped garden. The seamless indoor-outdoor connection links living zones and bedrooms to wide expanses of decking, perfect for entertaining, poolside relaxing and admiring the citrus grove, olive trees, meandering pathways and native vegetation. There's a sense of resort-style refinement in this impeccable home. The main living zone is enhanced with double-glazed floor-to-ceiling windows, spotted gum floors and a freestanding fireplace, and an open-plan lounge/library centres around bespoke cabinetry and garden access. Fine design and functionality are at play in every room. The excellent kitchen has Neff combi-steam and convection ovens and a butler's pantry, two bedrooms feature ensuites and tranquil views, and sea breezes provide natural cooling through clerestory windows. Outside is just as well-planned, with access to an under-house space ideal for a teenage retreat, wine cellar or studio, there's a double garage and workshop, a fishpond, mains gas barbecue and wood storage. Impeccable fitout includes five kilowatts of solar power, plenty of desk and storage space in the home office, Caesarstone in the kitchen and three bathrooms, zoned heating, and split-system air conditioners. Prestige address in the Deauville Estate is one door from the bay and moments from schools, parks and Concourse shops and cafes.