951 Barrenjoey Road, Palm Beach.

Claiming a unique deep waterfront setting, this mid-century cedar and sandstone pavilion is suspended directly over Pittwater's foreshore. Built in 1969 as a "Weatherboard Bar-B-Q" in anticipation of the Pope's 1970 visit, the pavilion's subsequent conversion to a dwelling establishes a never to be repeated building envelope, while leaving a full building site available for extension. Being sold for the first time in nearly 50 years, the pavilion has wide, wraparound decks and a relaxed, open split-level floorplan. To take full advantage of its waterfront position is a massive boathouse, once a seaplane hangar with a specially designed turntable, ramp and deck! Absolute deep waterfront; one of the most prime positions on Pittwater Split-level with 180 views; all day sunshine and fresh sea breezes Floor-to-ceiling glass & timber doors flowing to a wraparound deck Open floorplan with high, raked ceilings + practical, large retro kitchen Two queen-sized bedrooms with ensuites; one includes a walk-in robe Substantial boathouse, originally built as a seaplane hanger Unique development opportunity