Discover the epitome of beachfront living in this stunning tri-level residence located at 16 Tamarama Marine Drive, Bronte.
With breathtaking 180-degree ocean views and a prime location just steps from Sydney’s iconic beaches, this property offers an unparalleled coastal lifestyle.
Apartment/Unit Types
This exquisite home features 4 bedrooms, including a luxurious primary suite with a sitting room and walk-in wardrobe.
There are also 5 bathrooms, 2 parking spaces, and a home office.

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Designed to perfection, this contemporary masterpiece showcases open-plan interiors, a gourmet kitchen, and a backyard pool.
The property is situated on an exclusive street and offers easy access to top schools and amenities.
Interior Design
The interior design is characterized by elegant herringbone wood floors, Travertine baths, and a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Features and Amenities
Key features include:
- Vast kitchen
- Backyard pool
- Four bedrooms
- Home office
- Primary suite with sitting room
- Double garage with internal lift access
Additional Benefits
Enjoy the convenience of living close to world-class beaches, top schools, and vibrant local amenities.
Payment Structure/Plan Contact REM
For inquiries or to schedule a viewing, please contact REM to learn more about the payment structure and ownership options for this exceptional property.
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