A luxurious beachfront residence in one of New South Wales’ most prestigious coastal locations is drawing significant interest from across Australia.
75 Cylinders Drive, situated in Kingscliff’s coveted millionaires’ row, is generating buzz akin to other high-end streets like Wategos in Byron Bay and Hedges Avenue on the Gold Coast. Listed at $8.25 million, the property represents the epitome of upscale coastal living, according to real estate agent Nick Witheriff of Witheriff Group.
“This address is synonymous with luxury,” says Witheriff. “It’s a highly sought-after street where record-breaking sales are often driven by the exceptional land sizes and the potential for stunning architectural developments.” Witheriff, who has sold six properties on this exclusive street in the past year alone—ranging in price from $8 million to $9 million—explains that the area offers unparalleled access to the best of both worlds: the tranquility of Kingscliff combined with proximity to the hustle and bustle of the Gold Coast and Byron Bay, each only 45 minutes away.
The property in question, known as Shanti, was built in 2022 and is designed in the elegant Hamptons style. Featuring four bedrooms and three bathrooms across two expansive levels, it sits on a sprawling 1,012-square-metre block of land.
Shanti, meaning “inner peace” in Sanskrit, lives up to its name by providing a serene, welcoming atmosphere. Witheriff describes the home as a perfect retreat: “It has a beautiful white timber facade that wraps around the exterior, exuding a sense of calm. It’s ready for its next owners to move in and enjoy immediately.”
Designed by Gold Coast architect Jayson Pate and constructed by award-winning Custom Coast Homes, the property boasts airy interiors with soaring pitched rooflines, oak timber floors, and an abundance of natural light. A highlight of the home is its seamless connection to the outdoors, where an al fresco kitchen, oak decking, a magnesium pool with LED lighting, outdoor showers, and a large irrigated garden await.
A winding footpath leads from the lush outdoor space directly to Kingscliff’s golden sands and the stunning Pacific Ocean.
Additional features include a luxurious steam shower, a built-in French-door Liebherr fridge/freezer, a Gaggenau Pyrolytic oven, a stainless steel Rhino Bar fridge, and an integrated Artusi BBQ. The property is also equipped with solar power, Oslo feature stone throughout, and is built on a suspended concrete slab foundation.
Despite their deep affection for the property, the current owners have decided to relocate to the Gold Coast. The residence is located in the desirable Salt Village enclave, a short 15-minute drive from Gold Coast Airport and within walking distance to a variety of local amenities, including cafes, shops, restaurants, and, of course, the beach.
“This is a prime location, right in the heart of Kingscliff,” Witheriff notes.
The Kingscliff property market is currently experiencing a surge, with house prices in the area rising by 10.8% over the past year, bringing the median price to $2.02 million, according to REA data.
Witheriff has reported strong interstate interest in the property, particularly from prospective buyers in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, and Sydney. Additionally, many families and expatriates, especially those returning from regions like Hong Kong and other parts of Asia, are keen on settling in Kingscliff’s idyllic surroundings.
“We’re seeing growing demand from families looking for beautiful homes to call their own, as well as expats returning to Australia,” Witheriff adds.
As Kingscliff continues to emerge as a desirable destination for affluent buyers, properties like 75 Cylinders Drive are expected to remain highly sought after.
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