‘Serene’ multi-generational living on offer at Newport on Sydney’s northern beaches

This northern beaches gem couldn’t be more on trend if it tried.

Buyers looking to snap up a home on beaches for the summer have been taking super keen interest in a new listing in Newport on Sydney’s northern beaches.
Listed by Laing + Simmons Avalon Beach Principal Amy Young, 49 Crescent Road offers a contemporary five bedroom, three bathroom home sprawled across 1,676 sqm of land.

An interior view of the expansive lounge/family room.

Coming to auction on the 10th December, the Newport home has a price guide of $3,500,000 – well above the suburb’s median property price of $3,020,000.
The two-level home promises ocean breezes from the upper deck, where buyers can relax and enjoy the garden featuring multiple palm trees.

Plenty of palm trees can be seen by looking out into the backyard from the balcony.

According to Ms Young, the property has multiple dining and lounging configurations which can cater to a range of families interested in purchasing the home.
“A buyer will find themselves in another world of serenity with the land that this property offers their family,” Ms Young said.
“There are options for self contained living if a family with elderly relatives wished to move in too.”

An interior view of the kitchen area.

An older relative could reside in the lower level, which features a fifth bedroom, kitchenette and spacious living area connected to an enclosed front lawn.
A large number of potential buyers, including older couples and families, have come to inspect the property, which is unsurprising given the high level of interest seen on the Northern Beaches this year.

The white aesthetic of the property accentuates its coastal vibe.

Living near the beach has been getting more popular throughout 2021, with property prices skyrocketing in coastal suburbs due to the pandemic and people seeking a change from the hustle of the city to the quiet beach life.
Over the past year alone, average house prices in Newport have surged by 25-35 per cent.

An outdoor dining area like this is perfect for warm summer day.

“This property is perfect for buyers seeking a change towards outdoor living,” Ms Young said.
“It’s a short walk to the water front of Yachtsmans Paradise reserve or Bungan Beach.”
Other features of the property include a kitchen which flows to a sunken dining area and outdoors via servery bar.
The central island offers casual dining and a white coastal palette to accentuate the natural light and terraced plantings in view.
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Originally published as ‘Serene’ multi-generational living on offer at Newport on Sydney’s northern beaches