52 Nelson Street, ShorehamVIC

Architect designed by Robert Nichol & Sons and built by award winning builder Haynes Build, this 1-year-old single-level residence uncovers an inherent connection to its coastal surroundings, with a passive influence illuminating its simple and spacious interiors.

Charred timber cladding reflects the native forests lining the nearby foreshore reserve, mixing modern open-concept design with functionality. Living and dining spaces with 3.0m square-set ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass relish the true northern sunlight, stretching through triple stacker doors to a covered terrace and landscaped indigenous gardens encompassing the 1,429 sq. metre (approx.) allotment.

A floating stone-topped entertainment unit matches the vogue of the kitchen, featuring an integrated refrigerator and dishwasher, Bosch 900mm wi-fi cooking appliances, a Qasair commercial rangehood, and a hidden butler's pantry. The main bedroom features a home office/retreat and fitted dressing room, a twin-vanity ensuite with a rainfall shower. Two additional bedrooms are separately zoned to the rear, served by a central bathroom.

Ideal for permanent enjoyment or weekenders, it sits a short stroll amidst birdsong to The Pines and Honeysuckle surf breaks, Bass Surfboards Cafe, Point Leo Beach, SLSC and Sailing Club, with hinterland wineries, hatted restaurants and quaint village necessities all a short drive away. Additional features include hydronic slab heating, reverse-cycle air conditioning, solar power, double glazing, remote gated entry to a double garage (internal access), security, garden lighting and irrigation, mains water and a 24,000L rainwater tank.