2 TREASURE ROAD, Singleton WA 6175

Every now and then, a property comes along that completely defies comparison. Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in one of Singleton's most tightly held coastal positions, this extraordinary three-level coastal farmhouse sits less than 150 metres from the sand - and nothing quite like this has ever come to market here before. Across more than 539 square metres of considered living space on a rare 997m2 (quarter-acre) block, what has been created here delivers ocean views, a depth of character and a standard of finish that photographs only begin to suggest. For many buyers, the view alone would be reason enough to stop reading and start the car. Yet what exists here is far more than an exceptional outlook. The residence: Custom-built with taste and conviction, this is a home where clever and stylish design reveals itself at every turn - conceived around the way a large family actually lives, and finished to a standard that makes that unmistakably clear. The kitchen is the undeniable heart of the home: white shaker cabinetry to the ceiling, a navy island with stone benchtops, a commercial-grade freestanding range and triple cage pendants above a built-in banquette dining nook framed by views over the lush rear gardens. A substantial butler's pantry extends seamlessly into a fully equipped laundry - a genuinely clever design that keeps the working life of the home completely hidden from its showpiece, without sacrificing a step of functionality. Repurposed hardwood floors run throughout the open-plan living, a reclaimed barn door slides with satisfying weight, and the soaring light-filled void rising to the loft above gives the whole floor a sense of volume and openness that must be experienced to be understood. The formal lounge is a room of genuine drama - deep navy walls, an ornate feature fireplace and wraparound windows framing the ocean beyond. The kind of space that earns its own silence and holds it. Brilliant and practical - the alfresco is where this home truly comes into its own across every season. Fully enclosable with sliding glass windows that open wide to the afternoon breeze, the space functions as a genuine year-round 'outdoor' living room - large enough for the whole family, private enough to feel like a retreat, and positioned with the ocean sitting directly ahead. Accommodation: Across levels two and three, the main residence offers notably generous independent living areas, with equally spacious accommodations comprising 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The master suite commands the entire upper level, and opens to a private world beneath soaring raked ceilings cross-braced with raw exposed timber trusses - the ensuite tucked discreetly behind a whitewashed barn door, keeping the space as considered as it looks. Wide hardwood floors, plantation shutters and woven pendants flanking the built-in bedhead shelf create a room entirely removed from the ordinary. Alongside the master, the loft retreat spans the full width of the upper level. Generous, sun-drenched and privately positioned well above the rest of the home, with ocean visible through windows on multiple aspects - this is a space that naturally becomes the domain of the adults in the house: a sanctuary, a considered workspace or simply the place the parents disappear to. The secondary bedrooms are served by their own dedicated activity space - a generous, tucked-away area behind a sliding barn door that gives kids a domain entirely their own, completely separate from the main living. Encaustic patterned floor tiles, a freestanding bath, frameless shower, live-edge timber vanity and matte black tapware make the main bathroom a finish that needs no introduction. The apartment: Entirely self-contained and completely independent from the main residence, the ground-floor apartment has its own private entrance, its own deck opening to the gardens and its own carefully considered identity. Configured as a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom dwelling with open-plan living and a full kitchen, the apartment presents with warmth and genuine quality finishes. There is no internal connection between the apartment and the main home - by design, not by accident. For multi-generational buyers, that delivers the proximity families want without surrendering the independence everyone needs. For those drawn to the short-stay coastal market, the location, presentation and separation speak for themselves. Outdoor living: On a quarter-acre this close to the beach, the gardens alone would turn heads. Tiered and terraced with clear intention, the rear yard rises through established vegetable beds, a substantial greenhouse, and a productive chook pen - a level of considered self-sufficiency that feels genuinely rare at this address. Below, lush lawns open to a curved stone firepit area built for long evenings, while a magnificent established tree anchors the space with a treehouse platform that speaks to years of family life well lived. This is the kind of outdoor space that pulls people back long after they've left. Infrastructure and flexibility: Twin double garages with high clearance accommodate vehicles, boats and equipment with room to spare. The adjacent games room adapts equally well to a home theatre, workshop expansion or additional living configuration. Full side access on the apartment side runs through to the rear, providing dedicated parking and independent entry that complements the self-contained living perfectly. On the home side, a generous side area accommodates a caravan, boat or large trailer - complete with an outdoor shower that is exactly what a coastal property of this nature should have. Properties of this scale, character and position never become available. When they do, those who hesitate are the ones who remember it longest. To arrange your inspection or request further information, contact the Miles Walton Team at Acton | Belle Property via the Email Agent feature on this webpage.