About this property
Summary:
Set on the edge of the cliff in Vaucluse, this 9th floor apartment captures uninterrupted 180 degree ocean views. All three bedrooms and the main lounging and dining space face the water, while the kitchen overlooks the hills of Vaucluse. An elevated, breezy position suited to business travellers, leisure guests, and small families seeking space and outlook.
The Space:
Positioned on the edge of the cliff in Vaucluse, this east facing 9th floor apartment offers uninterrupted 180 degree views across the ocean. The orientation allows for direct sunrise views, while the elevation and coastal aspect create a naturally breezy environment throughout the home.
The layout includes three bedrooms and one bathroom. Each bedroom is oriented toward the ocean with unobstructed water views, making the outlook a consistent feature across the entire property. Built in wardrobes in every bedroom provide practical storage for longer stays. The main bedroom also includes a 40 inch smart TV.
The living area is positioned to take full advantage of the coastal aspect and includes a 65 inch smart TV. Plants are placed throughout the apartment, adding greenery across the living spaces and bedrooms.
A dedicated wellness corner overlooks the ocean and is positioned to capture the morning light. It includes a yoga mat, dumbbells, and yoga essentials, providing space for a sunrise or morning flow with a direct water outlook.
The kitchen faces the hills of Vaucluse, providing a contrasting green outlook to the coastal frontage. It includes a dishwasher and maintains the same strong natural light and airflow found throughout the home.
This property is well suited to business travellers seeking a quiet coastal base, leisure guests wanting direct ocean outlooks, and small families or event visitors looking for space in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Vaucluse offers a residential coastal setting while remaining within reach of the city and surrounding beaches.
The Neighborhood:
Beaches - Driving Distance
- Parsley Bay – 4 min
- Shark Beach – 5 min
- Milk Beach – 6 min
- Kutti Beach – 6 min
- Gibsons Beach – 6 min
- Watsons Bay Beach – 8 min
- Camp Cove – 9 min
- Rose Bay Beach – 10 min
- Redleaf Beach (Murray Rose Pool) – 11 min
Coastal Walks & Attractions
- Parsley Bay Reserve🚶 10 min walk | 🚗 4 min drive - Sheltered harbour bay with a calm swimming area, boardwalk, grassed picnic spots, and a small waterfall. Great for quick swims and relaxed afternoons.
- Diamond Bay Reserve🚶 12–13 min walk | 🚗 4 min drive - Short clifftop walk with dramatic ocean views, benches, and picnic tables. Ideal for sunsets, photos, and a quick scenic escape.
- Vaucluse Viewpoint 🚶 16–18 min walk | 🚗 5 min drive - Elevated lookout with sweeping views over Sydney Harbour. Quiet, uncrowded, and perfect for sunrise or evening views.
- Macquarie Lighthouse🚶 25–30 min walk | 🚗 6 min drive - Australia’s oldest lighthouse site with panoramic coastal views and historic significance. Great for a longer walk or weekend stroll.
- Hermitage Foreshore Walk (Nielsen Park / Shark Beach entry)🚶 22–25 min walk | 🚗 5 min drive - One of Sydney’s most beautiful harbour walks, passing secluded beaches like Milk, Hermit and Queens. Flat, scenic, and perfect for swimming stops.
- Gap Bluff🚶 30–35 min walk | 🚗 7 min drive - Rugged headland with dramatic cliffs, ocean views, and coastal paths near The Gap. Best for big scenery and whale watching in season.
- Watsons Bay Headland - 35–40 min walk | 🚗 8 min drive - Harbour-meets-ocean scenery with walking tracks, beaches, cafés, and ferry access. Great for combining a walk with lunch or a swim.
Restaurants & Cafés — Driving Time
- The Botanica Vaucluse 🚗 3 min - Upscale modern Australian, great for lunch or dinner
- Estate Vaucluse House 🚗 4 min - Historic setting, refined dining & high tea
- The Nielsen 🚗 5 min - Harbourfront café/bistro at Shark Beach
- Washoku Vaucluse 🚗 4 min - Casual Japanese, sushi & dinner option
- Sushi Dining Den 🚗 4 min - Easy takeaway or casual dine-in
- The Butcher’s Grill 🚗 4 min - Casual grill & comfort food
- The Trail 🚗 3 min - Popular local café, great coffee & brunch
- The Grumpy Baker 🚗 4 min - Excellent bakery & breakfast spot
- Belle Cafe 🚗 3 min - Relaxed neighbourhood café
- Johnny’s Patisserie 🚗 4 min - Pastries, sweets & coffee
Nearby Destination Dining
- Catalina Restaurant 🚗 10 min - Iconic fine dining on the water
- Amore e Sapori 🚗 9 min - Classic Italian, relaxed dinner option
- Jezve Coffee 🚗 8 min - Coffee & Turkish-style brunch
- Seasoned 🚗 8 min - Casual café near the bay
Shopping:
1) Plumer Road Shopping Village — quick, local village strip (about 4–6 minutes from Vaucluse)
Good anchor stops inside the village:
- Plumer Road Village Grocer: everyday grocer with fresh bread baked daily, plus a broader grocery selection. Helpful for quick top‑ups or weekend shopping.
- La Bretagne Patisserie and similar shops for bakery/coffee stops, plus casual eats—handy when you’re out nearby.
- Best use-case: Same‑day essentials, bakery goods, wine, or a quick gift—very close, minimal parking stress, easy in‑and‑out.
2) Bay Street / Double Bay retail strip — more variety, fashion, home and lifestyle (about 8–10 minutes from Vaucluse)
- A well‑known Double Bay retail and dining precinct with a growing cultural and lifestyle scene. The Bay Street directory highlights it as a heart of the area’s scene, covering dining, shopping, wellness, and events.
- Good when you want more choice beyond the small village strip: fashion boutiques, homewares, specialty retailers, plus cafés and restaurants if you turn shopping into a longer outing.
