This house at 2/56 David Low Way, Sunrise Beach, has sold for $10m.
RENOWNED building designer Paul Clout has sold his jawdropping beachfront Sunshine Coast home for $10 million — the latest in a string of big sales in Noosa’s red hot property market.
The three-level house at 2/56 David Low Way, Sunrise Beach, is in the exclusive Beaches estate and offers direct beachfront access from a private gate and ocean views from almost every room.
The view from the living area of the home at 2/56 David Low Way, Sunrise Beach.
The sale was negotiated by Cameron Urquhart Tom Offermann Real Estate, who said properties in the gated estate rarely came up for sale because they were so tightly held.
“There are only eight properties and discerning purchasers are seeking ultra-luxury right on the beach, such as this 2018 HIA Sunshine Coast House of the Year,” Mr Urquhart said.
Paul Clout designed this at home at 2/56 David Low Way, Sunrise Beach.
The house was designed by Paul Clout for himself and his family to live in and has three large bedrooms, four bathrooms, plus an office.
The home has multiple living areas covered in American oak floors and a statement Statuary marble feature wall with a huge integrated fireplace.
Every room in the house has ocean views, except the study.
Sliding doors open out to the terraces around the wet-edge pool, spa, conversation pit and alfresco.
The kitchen features an island bench and a butler’s pantry in Statuary marble, 2-pac cabinetry with American oak doors and panels, and integrated appliances.
The pool area of the home at 2/56 David Low Way, Sunrise Beach.
The master suite has a terrace and an open ensuite with a free-standing, oval bath tub, double shower and walk-in wardrobe.
The other bedrooms also have open bathrooms with baths and kitchenettes.
Building designer Paul Clout has just sold his Sunrise Beach home for $10m. Picture: Drew Fitzgibbon.
There’s even a rooftop terrace, offering panoramic views from Lions Head in the Noosa National Park to Mooloolaba and beyond.
The home has been fitted with the latest home technology, custom-built features and high-end finishes.
The impressive open plan kitchen and dining area.
Tom Offermann Real Estate principal Tom Offermann said the property sold to an interstate buyer after attracting interest from overseas expats and multiple virtual tours.
“As you would expect with a designer’s own home, it integrates perfectly with the seascape and the elements,” Mr Offermann said.
“It’s a house that flows beautifully … without being too big and having too many bedrooms which are never used.”
Mr Offermann said he believed the effects of COVID would last many years, in terms of the change to people’s thinking about how they invest their money.
The bedrooms come with open bathrooms and freestanding baths, plus balconies of course.
“Some people who’ve been really successful are now saying; ‘Damn, I’m just going to spend it on myself, while others are saying; ‘I don’t want to live in a big city anymore’, or ‘I won’t be going overseas so I’ll invest in a holiday home,” he said.
“A lot of decisions are being driven towards investing in locations like Noosa.”
The home is of contemporary design, with premium finishes and custom-built features.
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